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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1963
Page
4
The page lists newspaper staff names and roles including Jack F. Davis and H. D. Koontz. It shows billing information for subscriptions by carrier or motor route with pricing for in state and outside state editions. A section for classified or public notices is suggested by the layout and pricing details.
Vice Admiral Hyman Rickover lambasts U S schooling as too slow and unfocused comparing with Europe. He urges longer terms more homework and constant reform while critics question implementability amid rising tariffs and poultry trade tensions with the Common Market affecting US producers.
The Star Files 25 Years Ago piece notes President Roosevelt paying tribute at the Will Rogers memorial dedication in Oklahoma. It reports a Winchester Memorial hospital fund drive at 36,000 dollars raised with 14,000 remaining, chaired by Adm. Lewis McCoy Nulton.
The 50 year reign of King Otto ends as Ludwig is proclaimed King of Bavaria. Congress had just enacted a law banning express liquor deliveries from sunset before a general election to sunrise after, triggering public uproar in Winchester on election day. A Paris Marseille express wreck killed numerous people and wounded many, with the engineer arrested for signaling error.
A classmate turned surgeon explains choosing a hands on career after fearing deafness. The piece praises Helen Keller and argues handicaps can fuel greatness, urging readers not to let limitations define them and to see handicaps as assets.
Discussion of how individuals and corporations should influence racial equality. President Kennedy and U S Steel leaders reflect on using economic influence versus personal civic action, urging clear White House guidance on corporate role in civil rights and race relations.
British psychologist says upbeat individuals swear more. Costs of living rose 25.3 percent over a decade while medical care climbed over 50 percent. Card mailing and address mix ups affect greeting card volumes and errors. Entangled quotes reflect social anecdotes in a miscellany style.
Medical column explains Soldier's Heart a non dangerous anxiety related heart condition starting in adolescence with fatigue breathlessness and palpitations. It covers benign functional murmurs normal X rays and reassuring prognosis for those who follow physician guidance and avoid unnecessary alarm.
The piece questions simple divorce math, noting 390000 divorces in 1960 from about a fourth of marriages. It cites USPHS methods comparing divorces to married women 15 plus, then suggests adjusting for multiple marriages and broader age groups, underscoring the impact on 850000 children and urging careful wedlock.
John A. Haines Jr from Washington argues the October Star letter misuses religion and the First Amendment. He questions the author’s understanding of Darwin and psychology, urges balanced views, and defends atheists while praising Mrs. Murray of Baltimore.
The fragment cites a brewhouse at a Mount home recipe for Madeira liqueur, mentions History’s first public pawn shop by Francis hoa niggaino de Fel tre of Perugia in 162, and quotes both a farmers almanac motto and a Marquis of Halifax remark on education.
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