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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1963
Page
4
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The piece argues the United Nations suffers from two cures needed: non support by member states and universal expansion of membership. It notes Soviet and French reluctance to pay, arrears by many nations, and debate over reforming voting by population or finances. It also mentions U.S. leadership, veto dynamics, and a separate note on 1964 auto models amid strong demand.
Chief Justice Earl Warren criticizes lawyers for inaction as 16 state legislatures approve three proposed amendments. One would allow states to ratify amendments independently, another would strip federal control over legislative apportionment, and the third would create a Court of the Union to review Supreme Court rulings for constitutionality.
Mr and Mrs E Blackburn Moore and Mrs Frank Beckwith Tucker traveled to Hollins College for graduation exercises. Miss Margaret Moore received a degree. Miss Shirley Long of Mary Washington College arrived to spend the summer with her parents. Theodore Sidney Keller, son of Ellsworth and Mrs Keller, graduated from Randolph Macon College in Ashland.
Judge Philip Williams delivered the Memorial Day address on the topic On The Return To Peace as 4,000 graves were decorated. Eleanor Leatherman hosted a birthday dinner for friends incl. Earl Beaver John Hottel D E Leatherman and Virginia Sarah Leatherman. Jane Harvey registered at Chamberlain Hotel Old Point Comfort for Virginia Graduate Nurses Association convention.
50 years ago 1913 G Clyde Shuler son of Mr and Pheneas Shuler of this city earned a medical degree from the University of Maryland. Democratic Senators caucused and adopted a resolution requiring all Democrats to attend Senate sessions to strengthen organization. Mrs Joseph Nachenon underwent tumor removal by Dr P W Boyd at Memorial Hospital and was recovering at her cousin H Polonsky's home on National Avenue.
Earl L. Douglas questions whether the nation and allies will sustain achievement or follow historic cycles of rise and fall. He notes crowded churches and strong government, yet warns crime and waning personal morality threaten the country’s future.
Hal Boyle contrasts two personality types the saver who hoards items and the discarder who carries little. The saver tends to a plump, cluttered life with pockets full of keepsakes while the discarder stays slim and organized with essentials like cash and cards.
The Living Church May 19 carries Rev. George M. ee and Dr. Daniel C. tsett commentary contrasting Bishop Murray of Alabama with other church leaders. Murray argues drastic action is justified to defend rights as mobs confront law, while others warn against emotional appeals and fear harsher measures.
An Episcopal bishop argues the Birmingham Negro demonstrations stemmed from a power struggle among local leadership. He condemns the use of force while praising police restraint, notes long race tensions, and urges peaceful reform with responsible adults guiding negotiations. The text cites church leaders urging planned reforms and cautions against outside groups steering protests.
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