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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1963
Page
4
The notice lists staff roles including JACK F. DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor HB D. KOONTZ as Business Manager and EUGENE MILLER as Managing Editor. It provides postal registration and national representation, with subscription rates for in state and out of state readers.
The 1933 US Soviet recognition is questioned as a missed chance to highlight Soviet breaches of pledges. The piece traces warnings in 1933 and 1938, cites Soviet support for Nazi and Cold War actions, and notes ongoing violations and distrust of Moscow’s commitments.
The editorial notes Senate will stay in session into 1964, making a New Year deadline unlikely for tax cuts and civil rights bills. It cites House delays, filibuster risk, and ongoing appropriations fights, plus a Geneva ITU conference on space radiocommunications and global cooperation.
The Star Files recalls 1938 events with President Frederick Werner ordering Jehovah’s name erased from Protestant churches in Nazi Germany along with Old Testament prophets. Governor-elect Leon C Phillips met with Senator Harry F Byrd whose Virginia leadership reformed roads on a pay as you go plan claiming Virginia roads are the best in the United States. Whizzer White and Fuzzy Fansler powered Martinsburg High to a 24 0 win over the Bullups with three and one touchdowns respectively.
A Tucson dispatch reports Navajo Indians fortifying in hills calling to tribes to join them while 30 federal deputies keep order and a U S cavalry detachment is requested. Separately from Durban in Natal South Africa the East Indian labor strike escalates with dynamiting and threatened revolt amid Boar War fears. W Lodge Bowles of Millwood departs for New York for Madison Square Garden horse show.
Earl L. Douglas urges readers to ponder the perfection of God each day. He notes human imperfection and explains Jesus as bringing God’s perfection into the physical world to heal blindness disease and suffering. He concludes that the phrase God is perfect captures essence and power.
HAL BOYLE notes quirky stats about American life including car production, surgery rates, and aging, with jokes on marriage insight and daily habits. The column surveys quirks from lip stick trends to poet salaries and household energy use.
A devotional note citing I Timothy 1 17. The proper attitude of all creatures is praise to God, the eternal invisible and wise sovereign. Amen.
AP columnist James Marlow argues Russian tactics in Cuba Autobahn actions and the Barghoorn arrest show impulsive, risky judgments. He warns such incidents could have sparked war, noting Khrushchev’s missile crisis exit and Barghoorn’s quick release as clues to misread intentions.
Dr Brandstadt answers reader questions on fluid buildup around the heart due to infection, mole heredity and facial moles, chronic prostate trouble treatment options, bedwetting in a husband, and a quiz feature with general health tips and a misc questions section.
A reflective verse fragment speaks of aging and longing for spiritual maturity as time passes. The speaker contemplates future ripening and faith, invoking a personal, contemplative tone about life and faith.
Florissant police begin a novelty driving courtesy program via theater ticket rewards. When a courteous driver is stopped by an officer, he receives two theater tickets to a local venue. The Junior Chamber of Commerce developed the idea to promote polite driving and community spirit.
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