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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1963
Page
4
The page shows the Winchester Evening Star masthead with staff roles and contact numbers, listing H. D. Koontz Business Manager and Eugene Miller Managing Editor. It includes subscription rates by mail and for different durations, plus distribution notes and pricing.
The State Department apologized to Brazil after accusing its government of communist influence. President Goulart indicated he would not accept more money, angering officials, but Rio de Janeiro later accepted the apology. Talks with Brazil’s finance minister and Kennedy administration were to resume once relations cooled. Elsewhere a nameless firm plans to market ads to teens via direct mail, banking on teens’ rising pocket money. This may not alter households’ mail deluge, but could shift teen consumer focus.
The February unemployment rate rose to 6.1 percent with 4.9 million jobless, the highest since 1961. Long-term joblessness climbed, reflecting persistent problems from foreign competition and automation. Analysts warn of recession risks, urging long term growth directions.
The Star Files from 1953 note Arthur Godfrey the radiotelevision star was selected as Grand Marshal of the Grand Feature parade. Georgi Malenkov resigned as Communist Party secretary and a Khrushchev headed five man secretariat would take over while Malenkov became Prime Minister. Antonin Zapotocky named new Communist President of Czechoslovakia.
In fierce hand to hand combat 25 years ago the Spanish insurgents claimed victory by driving Government troops from five barriers and trench lines at Valdealgorfo. Meanwhile Tokyo cherry blossoms bloomed early in National Park Service narratives as Vigilant Belgium bolstered defenses amid a tense international scene.
In 1913 the White Hall Telephone Company elected Lee M. Bender of Martinsburg as president John A. Dick as superintendent of construction and N C Hensell as secretary treasurer Henry Burchard was offered the Ambassadorship to Germany William M Wagoner was recovering from a serious illness and his daughter Katherine Wagner had come from Washington to be with him.
The meditation cites Robert Louis Stevenson and figures like George Washington Milton Homer Dostoevski and Francis Bacon to illustrate universal battles with hidden flaws or handicaps. It quotes Stevenson urging a person to fight issues now or perish, noting historic greats faced personal struggles yet persisted.
Henry J. Taylor argues that Soviet geopolitics aims to encircle Western Europe and North America by controlling Latin America via Brazil and Cuba. He cites Ravines and Haushofer as precursors, links Moscow’s training of Latin American leaders to current Cuba Brazil Venezuela activity, and claims 1961 Inter-American Press Association meetings foreshadowed Moscow’s step into the region.
A husband in Las Vegas makes a jokey but tense collect call home describing losses at the casino. He admits gambling and a partial house loss, mentions a necklace, a fur coat, and insurance, and asks his wife to send money for a Greyhound trip home to Washington. The wife questions college costs and meal plans as the call unfolds.
Offbeat Pele hailed as national treasure by Brazil's government. International offers for Pele from foreign clubs have reached as high as 1.5 million dollars, highlighting his enduring appeal and market value.
James Marlow reports the seven presidents at Costa Rica issued a declaration urging social and economic progress in Latin America and halting Soviet influenced movements. They pledged U S aid for air and sea surveillance while avoiding direct armed intervention against Fidel Castro. The communique signals earnest regional cooperation and a push toward a Central American common market.
An elderly patient’s remark prompts reflections on aging health care. Doctors emphasize geriatrics and regular checkups, while social groups and agencies work to improve the well being and happiness of older persons through medical, psychological, and housing support.
A daily IQ style quiz lists 10 questions with score bands from Memory Genius to good. Questions cover diastole and systole, erudite meaning, Revolutionary War ending treaty, orange blossom state, Jutland, vil lanelles, Hellenic, Pharos of Alexandria, Black Sea bordered country, and Nazi invasion of Poland year.
Eight months after leaving San Diego a six man American crew on the Mon soon reached Sydney Harbor with skipper Kerri Hope the sole American aboard. The crew was replaced by Australians an Englishman and three New Zealanders. Hope recalled Tahiti as the worst leg saying three men were lost. The year with the cruise is noted and a biblical verse is quoted in the piece.
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