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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1962
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star publication details its edition, staff roles, and subscription rates including mail and carrier options. It lists executive and managing editors, business manager, contact numbers, and service locations. notes post office entry and regional edition specifics.
A Kansas University Soviet agriculture conference outlines how Khrushchev’s plans rely on overworked marginal land and no fallow. A New York artist shows a painting machine arousing debate on automation versus human creativity. Wisconsin and Ohio ice cube toss teams break a 4 002 toss record, humorously framed as a sign of progress.
Dr C L Riley local physician was elected president of the Virginia and Gynecological Society at the Virginia State Medical Society meeting in Richmond. A Wall Street trader, Robert J Connelly, 43, was moved from Winchester to New York to face misappropriation charges of 120000 from foreign investors. Marion Davies hosted a $25000 Hollywood party for singer Johnny Ray.
William Green, AFL president, said the federation planned to invade CIO territory in its battle against John L. Lewis. Senator Copeland predicted the New Deal would be invincible at the 1940 polls with a Roosevelt LaFollette or Lewis choice. Chinese air fighters shot down two Japanese bombing planes over Canton causing scattered damage.
Fifty years ago Miss Janie Miller left Winchester for a Washington visit. Ray Sartelle Edwin Yost Claude Shuler and David T Williams had left Winchester to return to college at the University of Maryland. Mr and Mrs W C Whitacre hosted Mrs Mary Scrivener of Washington as their guest.
Earl L. Douglas uses the Exodus tale of Marah and Elim to show how God turns bitter waters into sweetness. He urges trust in God for spiritual refreshment found in Him and His shelter amid life’s bitterness.
Henry J. Taylor argues British protectionism hurts American coal states like Pennsylvania West Virginia Illinois Indiana Kentucky and Arkansas. He urges the State Department and Congress to press London to allow American coal, noting Japan Germany and Italy tilt market access and alarming unemployment in distressed areas.
The writer condemns the Foreign Aid Bill H.R. 13175 passed 240-144, citing waste and misused funds. They accuse aid to 101 of 103 nations, a costly Ethiopian yacht refurbishment, large sums to Yugoslavia and Poland, and use of aid to buy gold, education for foreign students, and UN dues. The piece urges vigilance and civic action.
A hemophilia patient named Cindy survived emergency surgery thanks to a Medic-Alert bracelet. The bracelet identified medical needs and helped doctors contact the foundation for rapid plasma transfusion. Medic-Alert cards warn about allergies and critical conditions when a patient is unconscious.
Los Angeles coverage notes the Telethon tactic as candidates answer viewer questions for hours. Gov Brown and Richard Nixon stage long televised Q and A, with planted questions and scripted answers. The piece likens the shows to gimmicky games and warns more such theater will come before the next seven weeks.
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