Winchester Evening Star May 23 1963 Front Page Ad
The Winchester Evening Star issue dated May 23 1963 presents subscription rates and masthead details with staff roles. It lists circulation figures and advertising contact information for the Winchester publication.
Tariff Talks in Geneva Portend Prolonged Trade Tangles
The Geneva parley of more than 70 delegates from diverse blocs weighs possible tariff cuts and quotas. Discussions reflect sharp divides between free traders and protectionists, with impact on nations from Ethiopia to the United States, and warnings that backward economies risk falling further behind. It promises a long, hot summer in Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Ethiopia
United States
Addis Ababa
Raul Prebisch
Pendergast Pleads Guilty. Sentenced For Tax Evasion
In 1939 Tom Pendergast, once Kansas City political boss, pleads guilty to evading taxes and receives a sentence of one year and three months in jail. Tiffany Grim, Winchester truck driver, injures leg when a drum of oil falls at Manassas during unloading. Handley Judges win their fifth Cumberland Valley league track meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Pendergast
Kansas City
Tiffany Grim
Winchester
Manassas
Handley
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Rioting Suffragists Arrested at Buckingham Palace in 1914
The 50th anniversary note recalls Emmeline Pankhurst Sylvia and 61 other suffragettes arrested amid fires in London. In a separate item W C Whitacre suffered head injuries after a fall when his orchard sprayer wheels dropped into a ditch. Supt Hayslette defended Main Street cleaning claims, saying streets are swept every Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmeline Pankhurst
Sylvia
Buckingham Palace
London
W. C. Whitacre
Whitacre
Mr. Whitacre
W.P. Hayslette
City Street Department
The
Star
Main Street
Tuning Up Life In A Harmonious Way
The meditation compares life to an orchestra where all instruments must stay in tune with each other and a fixed pitch. It argues modern society is a discordant era unless people align with one another and with God, seeking peace and harmonious living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Riley
Jesus
Civil rights issue threatens party seats in coming election
Analysis notes both parties risk losing House seats over civil rights voting in the campaign. It discusses potential shifts in power if many districts desert, the cost of enforcing new laws, and how candidates across primaries may frame positions on public accommodations and employment discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Demo Party
Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Thanks for hospitality during 41st State Convention
Editor letter thanks Winchester hosts for Elks of the World convention and parade support. Praises Mayor Small’s Chamber of Commerce executives, motel association, car dealers, and Winchester/Evening Star staff. Also notes civil rights debate and upcoming electoral impact in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie F. Desmond
Daniel J. Farrar
Small
Col. Follansbee
Mr. Fisk
Motel Association
Byrd
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Order of Elks of the World
Uncertain Faith Verses Referenced in Reader’s Note
A fragmented religious reflection cites Isaiah 30 18 and mentions Lord Bears Lord Justice and K Curtis. The text discusses waiting for God and contrasts what is done by humans with divine aid, presenting a personal interpretive note rather than a news event or clear narrative.
Timely quotes on secrecy and self knowledge
A fragmentary reflection cites Paul VI on the danger of not knowing what you are saying. The note suggests forgotten sacred commitments and the tension between speech and inward certainty within contemporary discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul VI
Seton
Mann Authority in Latin America Faces Criticism
Column argues Thomas Mann maintains firm Johnson policy toward Castro despite rumors of eroding authority. Notes Rostow appointment as policy planner and Cooperative Alliance for Progress role, with Mann overseeing Latin American relations. Highlights Brazil severing ties with Cuba and tighter Cuba embargo as evidence of Mann's hard line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Hemisphere
Thomas Mann
Mann
Mr. Johnson
Walt Rostow
State Department
Coordinating Committee
Alliance For Progress
Rostow
Kennedy New Frontier
Johnson-Mann
America
Kennedy
Castro
Cuba
Brazil
U.S
Traumatic Tongue Lesion Resolved After Bite Irritation
A dentist reports a case of a lump on the tongue just right of the midline near the tip. The patient bit the area repeatedly. after soft diet and mouth rinses, the swelling diminished in days and the tongue returned to normal in about three weeks. Diagnosis: acute traumatic lesion from accidental biting.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
W. Va
Coe
Detroit
Bonn
Earl L. Douglas
By David Lawrence
Co. R. Burks
T. Togans
E. D. Evans
E.K. Barksdale
Convention Cottee
Richard Russell
Georgia
Maryland
Roe
K. Curtis
William S. White
Mansi
Latin America
Fidel Castro
Big House
Pennsylvania Avenue
William Lawrence, D.D.S
I.Q
Grand Army of the Republic
President Truman
Potomac
Williamsburg
Antarctic
North
South Polar
Rocky Mountain
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