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The Winchester Evening Star May 25 1960 page features a biblical verse from Psalm 68 11 and a call to battle ignorance and vice. The snippet notes the newspaper’s daily schedule and staff details.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1960
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star May 25 1960 page features a biblical verse from Psalm 68 11 and a call to battle ignorance and vice. The snippet notes the newspaper’s daily schedule and staff details.
The President will speak tonight to peoples of the Free World and Americans about the Paris diplomatic setback. He warns there is no peaceful coexistence with communism and urges readiness for sacrifices in the ongoing struggle, reflecting on Geneva and Camp David as false promises.
The piece discusses how people respond to religious doubt, ranging from indifference to deep belief. It notes a minority who reach a high emotional adjustment, citing Cardinal Newman and the peace described in his Apologia.
The passage recounts personal moments of conversion from Earl L. Douglass John Wesley Francis of Assisi and Dwight L Moody. It argues that religious faith explains happiness and that security comes from belief in a higher power, contrasting with the agnostic view of discontent.
A study shows finance will remain the nation’s core industry for 25 years, employing 537 000 in the New York metro area by 1985 and 1.9 million nationally, rising to 4.9 million. It argues debt servicing will require a growing workforce across public and private sectors.
Fifteen years after a devastating war Europe shows a marked boom with dollar surplus, rising exports, and new consumer markets. Lower European wages boost competitiveness while Europe modernizes equipment and sales methods, proving its resilience and resourcefulness in global trade.
Five years ago The Star Files reported Miss Jane Barry expected to graduate from Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg. Admiral Areligh A Burke was named by President Eisenhower as Navy Chief of Staff. Mr and Mrs Jack Hardesty hosted Miss Phyllis Campbell in Clarke county.
Twenty five years ago in 1935 Salisbury Maryland six men were captured by internal revenue agents for operating a 100 gallon still. Princess Ingrid wed Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark and Iceland. Mr and Mrs Gray Beverley spent the summer at The Bungalow Rosemont home of Senator Harry F Byrd.
Ada Blanche Larrick daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wesely Larrick became the bride of Dr Asbury C Swimley in 1910. Mrs B C Baker of Martinsburg hosted a gathering for Miss Minnie Morris of Winchester. William E Carson of Riverton and president of the National Lime Manufacturers Assoc was in Washington for Taft signing the Bureau of Mines bill.
Virginia Democrats met in Virginia Beach to endorse an uninstructed delegation for Lyndon B. Johnson at the national convention. The roll call exposed Governor J Lindsay Almond’s waning support within the party, as districts statewide tilted against him in the vote.
Post-summit politicking shows both parties trading blame for the Khrushchev setback. Stevenson attacks Eisenhower while Nixon aides and Dirksen accuse Stevenson of soft on communism. Congressional Democrats push eight questions on the spy plane episode as Republicans split on inquiry.
Union Central Life Insurance Co accuses Betty Lanza of concealing illnesses when the $200,000 life policy was issued a year before her death at 37 from natural causes. The suit was filed in Los Angeles this week.
Doctor explains allergy inheritance and management for infants and young children. Foods like eggs wheat and milk frequently trigger reactions. avoidance may help build tolerance and desensitization is possible in some cases under medical supervision.
A reader quiz presents ten questions covering biblical oil, George Sand gender, Washington tomb location, Boystown founder, Marie Antoinette’s spouse, the meaning of centennial, Achilles vulnerable spot, mosquito biting, singular of dice, and a Joyce Kilmer poem line. Answers are on page 2.
HAL BOYLE reports Stephen Baker argues dogs help single women meet bachelors. The 6 foot 4 art director says a dog greets other dogs and owners, creating instant social chemistry. Baker notes breed choices should fit personality for best matches.
A brief verse urges caution to avoid a foolish part and calls for a clear head to tame a foolish heart.
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