Mercy and Hope Highlight Psalm Verse In Local Paper
The Winchester Evening Star includes a Psalm 13:5 quotation at the close and reflections on trusting in God's mercy. Readers are reminded of mercy as a source of rejoicing and salvation in daily life.
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Leopard's Spots Now Exposed
The Page News and Courier of Luray shifts from supporting federal aid to education with no strings attached to opposing federal control after Kennedy's court injunctions. The editorial condemns federal power over Virginia funds and cites Prince Edward County as a test case.
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Eisenhower cancels planned Japan visit amid unsettled times
Acting on State Department guidance President Eisenhower withdraws plans for a fall trip to Japan. Riots and protests last June disrupted the Asian tour as 20,000 demonstrators swarmed Tokyo and the defense treaty remained unratified, prompting postponement requests from Premier Kishi.
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Blackstone’s Early Struggles Shape The Law Texts
A young Englishman William Blackstone failed to attract clients after law exams and, with time on his hands, turned to writing on legal matters. His books drew readers widely though he never practiced as an attorney. A Scottish minister faced rejection by churches, reflecting early obstacles in 18th century professions.
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Dods Books in Sermon Preparation Endure Generations
Earl L. Douglas recalls Dods as a writer whose works guide ministers today. He notes Dods created enduring books still used in sermon prep, and reflects that setbacks can reveal God’s true destiny for each person, urging faith through trials.
Eisenhower Visit Canceled Amid Safety Concerns and Tense Ties
The fall trip to Japan was meant to replace a postponed visit, but it is now canceled. Observers say Eisenhower—though no longer president—still embodies the American image to Japanese leftists, risking disharmony and strained regional balance. The pause hints at possible further deterioration in Asian political tensions in the coming months.
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Spring’s arrival makes Irish beauty a public joke
A playful column notes springs in Ireland bring both beauty and folly as experts from Britain and France weigh feminine charm. It jokes that a wig-maker’s view labeled beauty as masculine fantasy while recognizing the annual season when girls appear prettier and men act sillier.
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Quote of the Day on Prince Edward County school closings
The Lynchburg Daily Advance editorial argues that Prince Edward County and every Virginia locality would be harmed by injunctions restricting state funds for public schools. The piece targets a request to block maintenance of funds for school maintenance and operation during county school closures.
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Richlands police adds former MP Herbert T. Jones
Herbert T. Jones of Richlands, a former military police officer with occupation forces in Japan, joined the local police force to replace resigning George Conrad as announced by Chief Thomas Boyd. President Truman marked his 67th birthday with routine White House business.
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Prank Red Flag Floats From Supreme Court Pole
In 1936 a red flag claimed to be a prank floated from the Supreme Court building during a period of unrest. Social luncheon honors noted attendees Mrs. J Gray Beverley Mrs. Joseph Massie Mrs. Joseph Wright and Mrs. H B McCormac at Front Royal hosted by Mrs. John Downing in tribute to Mrs. Alexander Gordon. Germany unveils the Hindenburg on its first transatlantic flight toward the United States.
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Government remount station secured for Warren county
The War Department plans a $400000 remount station as the finest military horse rendezvous. Captain Cas H Conrad announced land acquisition. Also notes a Frederick county farm fire causing $5000 damage with $1000 insured and the engagement of Miss Gertrude May Adams to Hollie B McCormac of the Virginia Woolen Co.
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Kennedy Explains Sacrifice Talk Adds Little Clarity
The article questions President Kennedy's frequent call for sacrifice after 30 months in office. It notes continued hints of an income tax cut and cites his inaugural pledge to pay any price for liberty. Kennedy outlines goals in space education and equal opportunity, but the tie to sacrifice remains unclear.
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Average U S Motorist Drives 9571 Miles Yearly
A public interest roundup presents trivia and quips including the average U S motorist travels 9571 miles per year. It notes eye speed perception and offers light tidbits on martinis, beer, beauty licenses, accounting salaries, and currency prints.
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Drenched hikers at inn include a Supreme Court justice
A drenched party of about 170 hikers stopped at the Old Anglers Inn near the Great Falls of the Potomac after a sodden 20 mile C&O Canal hike. The innkeeper Mrs. John T. Reges said the group, including Justice William O Douglas, Senator Paul Douglas, and Interior Secretary, entered uninvited and ate their own food in the bar area turning the lounge into a picnic space. The maitre d was told to clear them out in ten minutes.
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Palpitating Heart and When to Seek Help
Dr. Burton H. Fern explains that palpitations are often harmless but can alarm symptoms like faintness and cold sweat. The piece discusses possible triggers from tobacco to stress, simple relief methods, and when to consult a doctor who may test nerves or prescribe medicines.
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How's Your I. Q. How to score based on 100 questions
A quiz summary lists daily results from 9 10 correct for Memory Genius to 1 4 for good. It prompts page 2 for the correct answers and includes a 9 item test with questions on Judas Iscariot Ali Baba chinchilla coats palindromes playing cards Noah Webster physicians epilepsy tablespoon fractions and a statement about male hybrids.
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Murray and Wood Struggle Yet Forge Showbiz Path
Hollywood duo Don Murray and Walter Wood face financial strain while pursuing film ventures. After leaving Fox amid a stalled career, they cofound Murray Wood Productions and back The Hoodlum Priest with a $550000 budget. United Artists plans a $3.8 million worldwide gross, as critics praise their production and acting work.
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