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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1963
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star lists daily circulation figures and office contacts with rates for subscriptions by carrier or motor route. Managerial and editorial staff named include Jack F. Davis and H. D. Koontz. Postal status noted as second class. Rates shown for one year nine fifty, six months five twenty five, month one dollar.
A Washington Star editorial criticizes Dixie being played at Redskins games and notes boos in the crowd. The piece argues tradition, not bigotry, underlies the controversy, contrasting it with national history and song origins.
Henry J. Taylor argues Kennedy's Viet Nam stance mirrors Laos diplomacy and co existence with communism. The piece criticizes Laos concessions at Geneva, Harriman’s stance, and U S containment policy, claiming White House public relations overshadow strategic aims and question credibility of American resolve.
The American College of Surgeons with the National Safety Council and the American Association for the Surgery of Trauma promote a model ordinance licensing ambulance drivers and crews and enforcing traffic laws. They argue speed rarely saves lives and can worsen danger. Published remarks cite safer transport practices and potential law changes to curb rule violations.
Mrs J Milton Kibler was elected president of the Mary Martha Class at Grace Lutheran Church. Ray Duncan, noted local businessman, is recovering satisfactorily after appendix removal surgery at Winchester Hospital.
The Virginia Board of Examiners qualified a new professional in the state while Mr. Byrd studied law at the University of Virginia, Wisconsin, and Richmond. Meanwhile U S Navy ships in the Mediterranean met greetings from Naples as Italian guns fired salutes. In Mexico City foreign envoys indicated they would withhold support from Huerta, who was reportedly preparing to abdicate.
The God we worship is a promising God. The Old Testament shows him entering covenants with Noah Abraham Moses and Israel A covenant is a solemn promise balancing actions and blessings Christ is the ultimate covenant bringing transformation through Jesus Christ Changes in the soul are called conversions often unfolding through Christian nurture under guidance of parents and personal diligence
Joy Stilley describes a life with HAL BOYLE in New York where a husband hoards salvaged items from crates to nails and old furniture. The wife jokes about salvaging usefulness while lamenting lost jackets and a growing collection.
A fragmented clippings note shifts to mosquitoes as a new focus for the writer. The piece hints at a changed perspective on pests and daily life, contrasting familiar house flies with unseen swarms.
A devotional fragment cites Psalm 19 14 urging thoughts and words to be acceptable to God. The text frames prayerful reflection as a source of strength and redemption.
In Hot Springs Virginia the meeting of doctors concluded with election of the president-elect of the United States section of the International College of Surgeons.
Wayne Brandstadt explains treatments for diabetes insipidus including pitressin injections and the now common use of chlorothiazide and hydrochlorothiazide tablets to reduce urine output. He notes tablets help those not controlled by pure sine and warn they do not work with cortisone or related hormones. He clarifies there is no link to diabetes mellitus and no sugar in urine.
A vintage quiz item asks ten day scoring rules for IQ ranging from Memory Genius to Good. Questions include Laos false claim about part of South Viet Nam birling contest options and the meaning of acrimonious. It ends with a geography prompt asking which country lies along Laos western border.
A columnist recalls Walter Heller of the Council of Economic Advisers noting one fifth of families with incomes under $3,000. The piece contrasts 1930s 40s wages with today, laments rising prices and currency devaluations, and muses on enduring poverty thresholds and value of the dollar.
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