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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1957
Page
4
In a letter to The New York Times, Secretary Dulles argued the constitutional freedom of the press covers publication not gathering news. He claimed gathering news could be restrained, but critics warn this would abridge press freedom and the public’s right to know.
The United States faces submarine threat to its coasts from enemy subs ready to launch short range atomic missiles. Navy leader Vice Admiral Frank T Watkins heads an Atlantic anti submarine defense to protect the eastern half of the country. He will unite all anti submarine services into a single defense system to meet the danger.
Edgar Eisenhower blasted the proposed 71.8 billion dollar federal budget as absurdly high at the White House visit with President Eisenhower. He faulted Adams and Milton Eisenhower, warning of growing GOP fractures between conservative elements and the New Deal pragmatists. The exchange underscored likely infighting as Republicans debate the party's future path.
Admiral Watkins assigned to coordinate Navy patrol planes sonar picket ships carrier and destroyer hunter killer task forces blimps minelaying ships and anti-submarine submarines in the Atlantic with war duties against enemy bases and as boss of Atlantic shipping. He is ex-commander of the U S submarine fleet and well suited for the role.
A digest of editorial selections from forty newspapers arriving at this office daily. Readers get a snapshot of opinions on national issues and policy debates reflected in diverse editorial voices.
A Roanoke World-News editorial argues the nation cannot fund global aid while remaining financially solvent. It condemns taxation as eroding rights via Supreme Court rulings and warns that the point of no return is near unless steps are taken to restore fiscal health.
A reader notes John Urmston's London Spelling Book begins gently with Archer and Beggar but moves to harsher items like Coffin and Gallows. He imagines a modernized chant for children reading A for Atom and B for Bomb reflecting twentieth century realism.
Dr. E T Clark elected president of the Winchester Ministerial Association. Fire damages James F Snapp residence at 31 Whitlock Avenue, estimated loss 3600 dollars. Navy reports James C Owens destroyer hit by six shells off Korea May 7, with two dead and six wounded.
The article explains miliaria or prickly heat from excessive warmth in infants. It describes three forms miliaria rubra crystallina and pustulosa, noting blocked sweat pores and skin irritation. Prevention centers on cooler environments light clothing ventilation and air conditioning. It also includes a brief Q and A about dizziness with multiple possible causes.
Julie Wilson tops readers’ vote for Blonde of the Year and rises as a major St Regis performer with films The Strange One and This Could Be the Night. The Nebraska native recalls early rejections, a pivotal Moctambo Hollywood breakthrough, and ongoing study to improve singing and acting while maintaining a demanding wardrobe and rising salary.
Former U S commissioner of internal revenue Pi Joseph Nunan Jr. must surrender May 23 to begin a five year term for federal tax evasion. He failed to pay 91086 in taxes while serving as commissioner and was convicted July 29 1954.
The article argues that religion must be practical and integrated into daily life. True Christianity makes a person a better citizen, neighbor, family member, and worker by aligning faith with actions in business, social life, politics, and service.
The quiz assigns IQ-like ratings from Memory Genius to Good based on daily scores across 10 days. It asks ten questions covering vulcanization, geisha usage, Paul's trade, Nathan Hale, Iran geography, The Royal Family acting troupe, Yehudi Menuhin, tailless cat breed, grammar on Either Neither, and a proverb attribution between Livy and Chaucer.
A historic proverb traces to 477 B.C. after Persian general Mardonius was defeated at Platea. Polycrates led the victory and the phrase Leave no stone unturned came from orders to search beneath rocks for buried treasure, yielding results.
Dr Crane advises teenagers to face duties despite fear and uses Moses as an example. The Rule of Three shows three attempts lead to mastery, with practical tips such as gripping notes to reduce trembling and prompting audience participation through simple choices.
President Eisenhower pushes a record peacetime budget of about 72 billion dollars with 4.4 billion for foreign aid while Congress gropes for cuts. Treasury Secretary Humphrey signals possible reductions as the White House plans two broadcasts to urge public pressure for trimming the budget.
The John H. Enders Fire Company in Berryville asks Clarke County residents to volunteer for a public drive to raise 20000 dollars for a new fire truck. Call Dr. J. O. Cain Berryville 2 Roy O Locke 81 Jack Enders 99 or Garland Canter 7 to help before May 14.
The Canary Island community communicates over long distances with a whistle language. The locals primarily speak Spanish, while the volcanic terrain makes movement hard, leading to the silbo whistle system being taught and learned.
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