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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1963
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star listing shows postal official details and contact lines for Gallagher-Delisser, Inc. in New York City. It includes staff roles such as Business Manager and Executive Editor and mentions subscription rates by mail for various terms.
Madrid dispatch cites sources saying Franco will quit negotiations over military bases unless Washington Madrid seal a full alliance and boost Spanish economic aid. He uses bases as leverage, warning a refusal could end the base agreement and reflect Free World weakness amid Soviet threats.
The Star Files notes a proposal on POW exchanges may signal a near end to the Korean War. Mrs. John Digges is installed president of the Clarke County Junior Woman's Club, with Mrs. Kenneth Jones as secretary. Cadets Wayne Miller and Lynn Wolfe of VPI visit home in Hayfield.
Twenty five years ago in 1938 a large patrol bombing plane crashed off Waianae on Oahu and five Navy fliers were missing with officials fearing death. The Junior Board of Trade planned its first meeting since organization on March 15 led by president C Ridgely White. Meta Whiting daughter of Col E N Whiting visited from Dobbs Ferry School.
Fifty years ago 1913 reports state J Pierpont Morgan American banker died in Rome from a nervous breakdown. Also noted were Kentuckians fleeing floods as the Ohio River topped fifty two feet. S L Lupton reported 1912 Albemarle Pippin apples exported to England yielding five dollars per barrel.
Earl L. Douglas urges approaching life crises as spiritual in nature. He argues emergencies arise from inner dislocations and demand fidelity to the best we know, trusting that divine help arrives when needed.
The piece argues President Kennedy should not meet with British Labour leader Wilson during a visit, calling the act direct interference in another country's politics. It cites the Logan Act and warns such moves undermine U S British relations and set a dangerous precedent for future elections.
A report on a Maricopa County land rental scheme where a company rented acreages for about 1800 dollars and then the U S Department of Agriculture paid them 22069 to not cultivate. Similar arrangements followed in Cochise County with three tracts to be left fallow for payments totaling 26500.
AP analysis argues justices blur the line between personal views and official rulings. It notes public opinions arise when a court decides cases such as school desegregation and reapportionment, and that criticism shifts with times and groups, shaping perceptions of liberal or conservative justices.
A ship takes on its own life at launch and earns admiralty jurisdiction. The Bear, built in St Johns Newfoundland, served in the Bering Sea patrol and WWII and later acquired by Admiral Byrd for expeditions. Towed toward New York her line parted and sailors mourn the loss as she sinks at sea.
Dr Lester L Coleman celebrates advances in medicine and technology including vaccines, heart and organ support machines, and planned replacements while noting enduring health fears. He urges reliance on doctors for individual problems and highlights ongoing research on wasp venom, heart surgery, and chromosomal factors in birth defects.
Quiz prompts readers to answer ten questions from a language skills test on IQ. It asks about Lincoln, oath by a father, a famous woman on Philadelphia’s main line, Roman gods, vivacious as a compliment, Sino Russian term si no, quote heaven helps those, official language, fish and chips in London, and Ivory Coast location.
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