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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1962
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star records daily publication schedule and contact details with editor names and business manager. Includes mailing information and national representation for ads and subscriptions.
Gardner Cowles, LOOK editor, compares Khrushchev and Stalin after a Soviet visit. He portrays Stalin as cynical and cloaked in terror, while Khrushchev pursues modernization to prove communism can deliver prosperity. He notes a shift toward limited openness, growing public inquiry, and a push to feed the population despite resource limits. The piece concludes with an optimistic forecast that progress may bury hardline communism.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on the contrast between outer propriety and inner life. He notes inner mind and spirit may be hidden yet vital, urges richness of intellectual, spiritual, and loving life, and reminds that the outer life fades while the inner life endures.
Reader asks if her menstrual changes signal cancer after a doctor failed to listen. The Cancer Society urges pelvic exams every six months until bleeding stops and an immediate exam for sudden spotting. Medical students are critiqued for ridiculing patients.
Sen. Harry F. Byrd of Virginia, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, rejects withholding taxes on dividends and interest and the proposed 7 to 8 percent investment credit. He argues complex admin, overtaxation, and inequities, favoring improved information reporting and depreciation rules instead. The stance reflects bipartisan Senate sentiment and business concerns over taxation policy.
Congressional Quarterly reports a flood of mail to Congress opposing a proposed withholding tax on dividend and interest income. The President cites misinformation by savings and loan institutions while critics warn of hardships for low income groups and higher costs for institutions and the government. Bernie Allen, 23, signing with the Minnesota Twins after a standout Purdue career, is noted separately.
Winchester residents question decades of funding for artificially fluoridated water arguing that fluoride is now common in toothpaste and consumer products. They contend parents can choose fluoride toothpaste for children under 12 and state fluoridation no longer necessary.
Mrs Margaret G Smith argues against water fluoridation, noting individual water consumption differs, waste from unconsumed fluoride, and that fluoride is available in toothpaste. She urges saving money by stopping the program and questions district officials.
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