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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1958
Page
4
Rates listed for mail or motor route subscriptions in advance including one year six months and one month options. Additional charges apply for outside Virginia and West Virginia. Also notes single copy price and a Bible verse from Psalm 97:11.
The National Woman's Party pushes to add a constitutional equal rights amendment while the AFL-CIO warns it could threaten existing protections and Social Security benefits. Key figures include Rep. Katharine St George and Senator Hayden, with ongoing partisan opposition and debate about gender equality and labor protections.
The piece cites Senator Joseph Clark in Pennsylvania backing the Hayden safeguard for the equal rights amendment. AFL-CIO lobbyist Blemiller urged voting down any ERA lacking Hayden protections. The National Woman's Party says up to 50 Senators would support with riders. debate hinges on a two thirds majority with 38 years of inaction by the House.
A delegation moved 20 dairy heifers from Kansas to Germany under Heifer Project Inc. The interdenominational relief effort sends donated livestock to war damaged or developing nations and has distributed thousands of animals since 1941, building goodwill for America.
Dr Herman N Bundesen offers home decor tips to improve sleep quality in bedrooms. He recommends blue or green walls, soft tinted patterns, flat gray woodwork, full dark rugs, and dark window shades to absorb light and sound. If sleep remains troubled this year he suggests using a homemade eye cover to blot out light. The column ends with a Q A noting antibiotics have no proven value for arthritis unless caused by gonorrhea.
A concise digest of the most interesting editorials selected from forty newspapers arriving daily at the office. The roundup highlights varied opinions on current events, public policy, and social issues reflecting a cross-section of editorial voices.
The essay argues that history shows a hand of God acting through cause and effect. It cites storms and calm seas during pivotal moments like the Spanish Armada and Dunkirk evacuation as examples of divine influence guiding human events. The tone questions naive belief in a purely scientific history and urges reflection on purposeful patterns in history.
Cary Grant states 35 is life’s break-even point and that things improve after. He recalls his youth, notes self centered behavior, and credits hard work and learning from disappointment for personal growth and success.
A 10 day quiz with daily scoring: 9 10 correct equals Memory Genius, 7 8 very superior, 6 excellent, 4 good. Turn to page 2 for correct answers. Questions cover Carson City, Noah in Ark, WCTO, film industry czar, Mexico in North America, moose young, catacomb brush truth, gills per gallon, author of Robinson Crusoe, and meaning of Philip.
A public dispatch sends 1,000 marines and paratroopers to Caribbean bases after the Venezuean assault on Vice President Nixon. Critics say the action harms U S prestige and that Caracas failed to protect the Nixon guests.
From The Star files five years ago George Cather son of Mr and Mrs T Newton Cather Rt 3 won a trip to the National 4 H Club Camp to be held in June in Washington Associated Press reporter William Oatis jailed in 1951 in Czechoslovakia for spy charges had been released and crossed the West German border on his way back to the United States Apple totals in four local cold storages were under 25000.
C. F. Schenck Curtis Pray Miss Helen Massey and Rev. James B Roe were elected to the board of directors of the City Recreation Commission. Lt Melvon A Estes returned to Tucson where he was stationed after a visit with Mr and Mrs E B Estes.
In 1908 Mesers Ross M Swimsey and F E Bwime ley leased the Eichelberger building on East Piccadilly street, formerly L E Rice, planning extensive business. Rev Dr James R Graham returned to Winchester from a visit to his son in Lexington Virginia. Harry Clagett, employed at Brunswick, visited his parents Mr and Mrs H N Clagett.
In Albert Lea Minnesota two teenage boys admitted stealing and selling 40 hogs to a packinghouse for about 1100 dollars. The case highlights dairy and hog raising practices in the region where rustling is viewed as largely passé.
Evelyn reports on a church project where 18 youths praised three people daily, sharing experiences each Sunday. The piece urges churches schools and offices to adopt the program as a practical daily Christian practice, promoting happiness and better morale through simple compliments.
President Eisenhower said no cancellation of Nixons Latin America tour was discussed though violence surprised officials. Nixon faced hostile crowds in Peru and Venezuela, avoided further trouble by staying at the American Embassy and leaving early. The episode damaged U S prestige and fueled Communist propaganda.
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