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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1963
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists subscription rates for carrier motor route and mail in and outside Virginia and West Virginia, noting prices per year six months and one month, with in advance payment terms and distinct editor and publisher names. The notice reflects standard newspaper billing details for subscribers.
Economists from industry, government, and education debate whether government spending yields net job gains and at what cost. The piece cites tax burden, rising public payrolls, and calls for tax cuts and reduced spending to shift growth from government to industry. It also notes mint coin sales and a Living Theater tax dispute as context.
The FCC ruled that a Republican campaign statement aired in Kentucky distorted the President's remarks and could not be fair or in the public interest. The decision sparked debate over who should judge political rhetoric and the boundaries of government censorship.
Daniel E Leatherman argues the Fire Prevention Seal Campaign funding radio monitors and a new state regional fire school in Winchester. He cites training by volunteers, improved extinguisher response, and urges citizens to donate to support firefighters and a potential state school.
From The Star Files dated 25 years ago in 1938, Mrs. J. T. Samsell, Mrs. Lillian Barne Hardesty and Mrs. H. M. Carbaugh visited Mrs. Mary Neill Schenck in Middletown. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Crisman hosted Mrs. D. H. Patterson of San Francisco as their guest.
A report notes Zelle Emerson, an American suffragette, hospitalized after a police beating while leading Sik? against arrest of Sylvia Pankhurst. The Star also mentions Miss Clark visiting New York jewelry firms to marry Francis Bowes Sayre with a $2000 gift from Congress, and hints at women streetcar conductors in Philadelphia drawing on Latin American precedents during wartime.
The meditation compares Saint Francis of Assisi to Jesus, noting his poverty and devotion. It cites Dr. Albert Schweitzer and emphasizes compassion for animals amid human suffering. The piece reflects on the interconnectedness of all creation under God.
A Chicago surgeon Dr. Robert B. Lewy uses a plastic paste made from Teflon to treat paralyzed vocal cords. Injected into the affected cord, the paste thickens it about 1.5 times, enabling normal voice by aiding tension with the opposite cord. Procedure takes 10 to 15 minutes under local anesthesia and shows dramatic tape voice improvements.
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