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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1961
Page
4
The page carries a church verse from Psalm 16 11 about life fullness and joy prompting readers to seek God for life goals and happiness. No events or names beyond the editor and staff are evident.
The United States space timetable tightens after Comdr. Alan Shepard's flawless suborbital trip. NASA eyes two more Redstone flights then Atlas orbital missions, aiming for manned orbital flight and eventual deep space exploration. The nation strides forward with renewed confidence and ambitious milestones.
The passage reflects on universal accountability to God both in this life and on the last great day when all humanity faces judgment. It critiques a liberal philosophy that seeks comfort in easy beliefs about advancing after death regardless of conduct.
By Earl L. Douglas there is justice in the universe and we shall receive justice but must submit to its requirements. Promotions and prizes depend on passing examinations and winning. Moral accountability is not pleasant but necessary to confront while we can act. Life is endless and earthly principles apply throughout eternity.
Peiping planners seek expert help to salvage the Chinese economy as the five-year plan stalls. The regime courts non Communist intellectuals amid accusations of class policy being used to recruit experts for national goals.
An editorial argues that if the Attorney General wins this attempt at usurpation the federal government could pursue all realms of state sovereignty. It urges every recourse be examined and the most promising measures pursued with vigor and determination.
The Star Files notes President Truman elevated Lt General Matthew Ridgeway, MacArthur’s successor, to full general. U S casualties in Korea reach 64,055, up 1,256 from the prior week. Lester A Miller and Frances Conner Miller name their daughter Kathie Elizabeth in South Braddock street, marking a family addition.
25 Years Ago 1936 R E Bayliss of the State Motor Vehicle Commission urged motorists to have their vehicles inspected. A fine of 14 25 would be imposed for noncompliance as the construction industry in Winchester showed a building boom. Contractors offered premium wages to bricklayers carpenters and painters amid a local comeback. A reciprocal trade treaty between America and France was concluded aiming to boost exports especially apples as France was a key market.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ran a special Winchester to Washington and Baltimore trip carrying 182 passengers. Guests included Mrs. B. F. Rittenhouse of Philadelphia visiting Mrs. Shirley Carter and Miss Florence Baker of Washington visiting Capt. and Mrs. Robert L. Gray.
The Kennedy administration has vast military power but fears risking war. Berlin, Laos, and Vietnam show the challenge of winning hearts and minds with programs that meet local needs. Without popular support, anti-communist efforts may fail and Southeast Asia could fall under communist influence.
Virginia Senator Byrd condemns Justice Department moves to force Virginia's legislature on school funding and court orders. He argues no constitutional basis allows federal coercion of state education spending and that the issue centers on private school tuition grants and racial integration.
An instructional feature explains pink eye or conjunctivitis with symptoms like red irritated eyes, thick discharge, and swollen lids. It describes causes from allergies to infections, signs to distinguish them, and home care such as cold packs and saline rinses while urging medical evaluation for proper treatment. Dr Fern invites reader questions for future columns.
A 10 day question set claims scoring by correct answers. Sample items ask state location of Notre Dame, spider’s legs, Neptune vs Earth size, UN Day date, South America latitude, fawn name, war era secretary of state, northernmost state, ambergris source, and Civil War uniform colors.
HAL BOYLE describes common airport characters. The True Veteran sleeps on the terminal floor after tipping attendants. The True Amateur questions flight lateness and cites political rights. The Compulsive Muncher snacks endlessly. The Cheap Browser skim reads to seem scholarly. The Flirt flirts with a ticket agent. The Opportunist buys airport real estate. The Worry Wart buys mass insurance while waiting for a plane or train.
A comrade valued by the author notes Luther Markin Lake as the world’s largest freshwater fish producer. The piece recalls twelve million pounds of blue pike harvested from the lake in 1956.
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