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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1963
Page
7
A campaign for 420000 to scrub St Pauls Cathedral in London aims to restore the white scone domes stained by an inch of soot. Lord Mayor C James Harman called for the effort and criticized dirt on fine architecture as harm to the historic church completed in 1710.
A recipe for a clam sauce to serve over codfish cakes cauliflower or cheese souffle. Beat egg yolks, add to sauce, simmer, then stir in clams and lemon juice. Makes about one and a half cups.
Glamorously described wardrobe pattern 7160 for teen model dolls includes coat hat slacks hooded top 3 piece suit and skirt. Ad promotes 112 inch dolls and notes 35 cents per pattern with 15 cents extra for mailing to Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star New York address in the 1964 Needlecraft Catalog.
Martinsburg to host the fourth concert of the 1963 64 season featuring the weekly and Arganbright piano duo. The season began November 23 with Jose Molina Bailes Espanoles and continues January 7 with the Karlsrud Duo, then March 18 with the Clebanoff Strings. Lacy I Rice Jr reports membership cards mailed and the Shenandoah group with Winchester Concert Assn agree to reciprocity concerts at no extra cost.
Fidel Castro's government reports the execution of four CIA infiltrators Antonio Cabelas Rodriguez Orlando Sanchez Zaraza Luis Millan Rodriguez and Jose Bolanos Morales after a military court convicted them Monday Their mission was to recruit Cubans for CIA activities and ferry them to the United States for training before returning to Cuba aboard a boat from Florida.
Public service feature on religion in American life produced with The Advertising Council. Discusses role of faith in communities and civic life, promoting dialogue and understanding across denominations.
Consumers boosted retail sales to a record $20.9 billion last month, up 5 percent from a year earlier, with durable goods showing strong gains. Total consumer credit outstanding in September reached 966.8 billion, up percent from the prior year, with installment credit at 51.6 billion and rising.
President Kennedy presses a voluntary labor settlement system led by Wirtz as chairman of the Missile Sites Labor Commission. FAA chief Halaby says a decision on a commercial supersonic transport is due after a January 15 submission deadline. James R. Ketchum will become White House curator on December 1, replacing William Elder II.
Mrs. Esther Baker reported a front yard sinking 18 feet over the weekend. An officer inspected the hole and suggested filling it, but the discovery that the bottom aligns with an old well raises fears it may extend 50 to 100 feet deeper.
The skating group resumed public shows after a disaster, drawing 3,200 fans at Civic Auditorium. A Mardi Gras pinwheel finale followed a tense recovery with some performers recalling earlier close calls and a strong comeback mood.
Debates unfold over a nagging husband who deems meals lousy without specifics and a GI trying to marry a Korean girl without parental consent. Abby’s reply jokes about GI fever while a teen shares unhappiness with family life and independence.
A simple homemade soup recipe uses bacon fat to flavor potato chowder. Boil potatoes with onion in water and salt until tender, then stir in milk pepper and bacon fat. Reheat and finish with minced chives or parsley. Makes six servings.
The saying dead as a herring stems from the fish dying shortly after being caught, since herrings cannot live long out of water and fishermen seldom see them alive.
Confidential note urges Little Lu to avoid returning to an abuser unless treated with respect. It also promotes a mail-in offer for Abby's booklet guiding letter writing, with an address in Beverly Hills, California.
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