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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1963
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star runs a dated section with internal notes and editorial staff lines. The page lists circulation rates and office details, showing a regional paper presence in Winchester Virginia with standard subscriptions and mailing information.
The article contrasts spaceflight isolation studies like Whilden Breen Jr with prolonged missions and notes boredom as a major risk. It then shifts to education, praising multiple choice testing for efficiency while noting critics worry it neglects deeper knowledge and reasoning.
The piece weighs legal political and moral views on desegregation. It traces how the 1868 ratification and 14th Amendment issues fuel current policy debates. It argues for a gradual, voluntary accommodation and a practical modus vivendi over forceful legal coercion.
Ernie Nesselrodt was chosen to direct Winchester Post 2123 Veterans of Foreign Wars Buddy Poppy campaign for 1953. Dr. Walter S. Flory of Boyce received special recognition at Bridgewater College’s 73rd annual commencement, earning an honorary Doctor of Science. Mr. and Mrs. D M Martin of Fort Pierce Florida visited Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Martin.
600 Frederick County school children performed a song festival directed by Dr. Luther A. Richmond. Finland's President Kallio sent new credentials for the Finish Minister in Rome to Victor Emmanuel, recognizing Italy's capture of Ethiopia. Misses Dortch Bean Bowles and Baker left for Hampden Sydney for a party.
A five foot black snake was captured on the Lands End farm in Clarke by Milton Orndorff. A West Virginia Federation of Labor delegation pressed Senator Kern for an inquiry into coal field conditions. In Pennsylvania severe cold damaged fruit and crops across the state.
Daily Meditation discusses the 1619 Jamestown representative assembly and Governor Yardly's duties. It contrasts modern secularism with faith in God as ruler, warns against atomic-age unbelief, and urges moral reform for nations and individuals.
HAL BOYLE profiles Milton Berle as he marks 50 years in show business while preparing to star in It’s a Mad Mad Mad World. Berle recalls negotiations, including a 30-year NBC deal signed in 1951 that pays six figures annually, totaling at least $3 million.
James Marlow surveys the 1964 presidential race as Democrats and Republicans ignite campaign talk. Kennedy enjoys unmatched publicity from the White House while GOP leaders forecasted victory yet show uneasy, meandering endorsements and sharp rhetoric ahead of the summer nominating process.
Dr Lester L Coleman notes severe reactions to tetanus antitoxin and urges vaccination. Harvard School of Public Health experts say severe reactions could be avoided with immunization. A Lublin surgeon introduces a metal rod for safe cataract removal. Massachusetts General and New York Medical studies show liver regeneration after partial hepatectomy.
The piece emphasizes how God's Word is valued as a foundational, essential part of belief, shaping doctrine and daily life. It underscores reverence for scripture and its role in guiding values, worship, and conduct.
Luther Markin reflects on the patient effort of hammering at a stone until it yields. Each strike proves necessary as the surface fragment breaks and insight comes with completion.
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