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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1963
Page
4
A scanned text shows newspaper masthead and subscription pricing details for Winchester Evening Star with editor names, offices, and national reps. It lists rates for inside and outside Virginia and mentions post office filing and press details.
The article warns that unlocked cars invite theft from pilfering to vandalism and stresses securing belongings. It notes burglars may steal wheels, batteries, gas, or even chrome, and warns of vandalism like bent aerials and broken headlights. It also warns aspirin hazards to children and outlines safe drug storage. A scientist suggests edible packing for lunar missions using banana flavored feed.
Bill Kinsley and Albert A. Grimm, district Scout Executives, would serve as director and associate director as Camp Rock Enon opened for camping. Pvt. Davis D. Brown, son of Mrs. Mabel Brown of Berryville, was stationed at Camp Atterbury Indiana taking basic training with the 31st Infantry Division.
Burr P. Harrison addressed the Rotary Club calling Justice Hugo L. Black a malevolent institution that endangers democratic government. Mr. and Mrs. Strother Boyd hosted at 5ville Pike in honor of Mrs. Clarence Haymaker on her 68th birthday.
A report to headquarters shows over 97 workers were killed on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in the last nine months. Victor Denny and his children visited Joseph Denny at White Post while Ray Sartelle earned a dentistry degree at the University of Maryland.
The piece discusses how small irritations can overwhelm us and how shifting focus to blessings helps avoid vexation. It praises brave people who rise above daily annoyances and urges readers to redirect attention to positive aspects of life.
Henry J. Taylor argues communism as a system undermines freedom and warns Americans must trust the Constitution and political leaders less to preserve economic and moral liberty. He laments governance and urges self government to sustain America’s promise.
Washington–A prowler tale turns into a meta moment as a writer friend Richard Condon visits a family. Their nine year old accurately describes a prowler, leading police to detain Condon by mistake. The incident inspires thoughts on plot twists and storytelling.
Dr Lester L Coleman explains psoriasis as a skin disease with strong emotional effects on sufferers. He notes heredity, common sites like elbows knees and scalp, and that while sunlight helps, cure remains elusive and psychosomatic links are significant.
The text portrays President Kennedy telling organized labor progress must be forced step by step in the 1960s. It notes Congress senses rising tax resistance and opposition to debt and centralization as the public rejects forced public spending.
A House subcommittee reviews a year old memorandum from Secretary Dean Rusk to the American embassy in Saigon. It says reporters should be kept away from combat areas and from zones revealing Diem's loyalty issues. The memo is cited as evidence of alleged press control.
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