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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1962
Page
4
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The Senate rejected a cloture motion 43 to end debate on the literacy test measure. Leaders claim the defeat safeguards states rights and free debate, highlighting cross party opposition including Southern and Western Democrats and several Republicans. The outcome signals a broader fight over federal control versus states sovereignty.
The piece notes that Burgess and Maclean have lived in Moscow for 11 years and surfaced occasionally in interviews. It reports warrants for treason, a rumored return to Britain, and that the British treasury has paid Burgess a private income in Moscow, prompting calls for a public inquiry into the matter.
A lone bandit held up the Bank of Salem Virginia and fled with 30000 dollars. He was captured after a gunfight thirty minutes later. Thomas G. Scully local attorney spoke to the Kiwanis club on the Three Battles of Winchester. Laurens Jones returned home from a business trip to Baltimore.
Twenty five years ago 1937 J. E. DeVine returned to his Newport Rhode Island home after visiting Mrs. Ida Seabright. Dr. Raymond H. Kerlin traveled back to Winchester following the Virginia State Dental Meeting in Virginia Beach. Miss Marjorie Atwell a State Teachers College student in Harrisonburg stayed with her parents on Peyton Street.
fifty years ago Milton Swartz of Burnt Factory suffered blood poisoning in his thumb and was attended by Dr. A. P. Osborne of Berryville. Mr Jacob Hillyard and wife left to visit friends at Strasburg and planned much fishing time there. Hansborough and Carter advertised the Springfield farm listing 290 acres near Berryville for 40000 dollars with brick dwelling tenant house outbuildings and Clarke County limestone land.
The message centers on trust as the core of faith beyond belief and action. It urges trusting God and the Bible even without full understanding, and trusting Jesus as daily companion. It also emphasizes trust as the basis of marriage, business, friendship, and vital religion, despite difficulty.
Rep. Burr Harrison of Winchester quips about Massachusetts and Virginia unity as he introduces Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy at a Virginia State Bar Law Day observance. He frames Kennedy as a leading national figure while praising regional contributions to the republic and law enforcement.
HAL BOYLE argues against enforced desk cleanliness and urges personal expression in workspace clutter. He praises William Allen White’s disordered rolltop as a model for resisting uniformity and preserving individuality in the office.
President Kennedy told the United Auto Workers he plans to be an active president serving the general welfare by opposing inflationary price and wage increases. The remarks align with Theodore Roosevelt's activist presidency and echo prior Kennedy campaign pledges of leadership and public persuasion.
Dr. Burton H. FERN explains diverticulitis and diverticulosis, detailing symptoms such as inflamed intestinal lining and abdominal pain, potential complications like peritonitis, and the role of surgery, antibiotics, and diet in treatment and relief. He also notes gentle care tips and cautions about irritating foods.
Vague line about aiming to get ahead and effort, with unclear references and missing context. No names, places, or concrete actions are readable.
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