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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1963
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists a bind delay issue with Sunday excluded and over 50 000 readers affected. Management details include H D Koontz as business manager and Jack F Davis as executive editor with Eugene Miller as managing editor and a regional pricing and delivery note.
The West German parliament approved the Franco German friendship treaty as a potential step toward unity in western Europe. A preamble states the pact does not conflict with West Germanys alliances in the European Common Market and NATO, signaling commitment to the broad Western community.
Defense Department hints at a new high altitude manned system that could surpass past programs like the B70 and TFX. The remarks imply a powerful future project, while unrelated items note political displays in Haiti and East Germany prompting heightened security and production demands.
The Air Force plans 1.2 billion dollars in B52 modifications over three years to keep them in service. Defense Secretary McNamara and General LeMay floated hints of three possible new manned systems including the dromedary concept and two ideas for a low level penetrating strategic aircraft.
The veteran polar explorer Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd announced plans for another South Pole expedition once the Korean War ended. Bruce Whitacre, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carson Whitacre of Siler, was elected president of the VPI Collegiate Chapter of the Future Farmers of America. Jane Barry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Ford Barry, a Mary Washington College sophomore, was elected vice president of the Home Economics Club.
In 1938 Miss Phyllis Meem played the lead in East Lynne presented by the Winchester Little Theatre. Mrs. Robert McNally was elected president of the Winchester Education Association. Robert Russell was elected president of the Stephens City Future Farmers chapter.
Fifty years ago in 1913 H R Santmyer swallowed an open safety pin while eating pie. Dr P W Boyd performed a delicate operation and caused him to cough up the pin. Winchester school graduands gathered with classmates and friends including Adele Metz Ruth Solenberg Bertha Robinson Hilda Hershberger Grace Lauck Paul Kremer Ernest Shull William Keating Olin Lambert Wilmer Shryock and Carl Kremer. A Star household hint suggests placing camphor to deter mice.
A meditation argues that relying on religion as a last resort undermines virtue. Temptation grows stronger when effort or luck delays prayer. With calm minds we should pray to resist evil before it arrives, stopping it at its source by preparation on sunny days.
Frederick County schools show three summer months away from rigid schedules and homework. Summer learning comes from travel planning, maps, brochures, and price calculations. Camps and trips offer practical science, math, and outdoor skills, while free reading continues education beyond the term.
Raymond Julien will serve a month in jail after losing his temper during a driver’s test. He stalled the car before finishing, tore examiner papers, damaged the car, and punched the examiner’s nose. He said it was his fifth test failure and he could not control himself.
A Wisconsin mother urges daughter Mary to return from Paris in a long letter discussing town gossip about Paris life Paris being unsafe for a young girl and concerns over rumors violence and a evening car crash near Four Corners that killed two students The mother stresses worry and asks Mary to come home for safety and propriety.
University of Minnesota researcher Dr Ramon Fusaro develops a skin coating that impregnants the outer layer to block tanning and resist washing. The coating is being tested for allergic reactions with no unusual sensitivities reported. Separately, perforated eardrums from blows during rough play can heal with early treatment and proper care.
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