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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1962
Page
16
Winchester Evening Star masthead lists staff positions and contact numbers with business manager B D Koontz and editors Jack Davis Eugene Miliza. notes postal distribution and rate structure including mail subscriptions and regional postage terms.
The Soviet reclassification of the income tax faces cancellation of planned reductions through 1965. Izvestia attributes the decision to imperialist schemes and wartime rhetoric, while noting funds are needed for further economic development and warning that the economy struggles to progress. Defense secrecy abuses are criticized by Congress for hampering public access. The piece also covers European Common Market obstacles, De Gaulle's veto concerns, and Belgium and Holland positions on future political union and British entry.
Ten thousand people flocked to Woodstock for the town's 200th anniversary celebration featuring parades pageants speeches music and dancing. The Clarke Courier in Berryville was sold to G Kenneth Levi by Stacy B Lloyd.
News item notes a 1937 order by the Japanese trade commission to curb imports with American cotton seen as a likely hard hit. It also reports about 1,000 additional Statesville Ind. Penitentiary prisoners refusing to eat, joining 200 inmates who had previously declined meals.
Fifty years ago, 1912, N. J. Wiggington of Frederick County sold all his No. 1 York Imperial apples for $2.25 per barrel delivered on railroad cars. Mrs. William T. Hottel hosted a surprise birthday dinner in honor of her husband.
Earl L. Douglas argues that church union depends on the form it takes. He favors a federated unity where denominations retain rights yet relinquish some powers to achieve broader unity, avoiding indiscriminate merging that would harm denominational identities.
This editorial questions the Kennedy administration's rapid use of federal force over the James Meredith integration crisis at the University of Mississippi. It critiques the handling, urges patience for legal avenues, and warns that executive haste risks constitutional remedies and public trust.
HAL BOYLE notes a potato shooting toy pistol for children and a stream of curious items from tight shoes affecting appetite to Hong Kong highway superstition and 18th century Caliph cooling, plus stats on cars, dogs, cash, and notable quotes.
A jumble of medical Q A notes and quiz questions appears, with readers asking about breath-holding fainting allergies diabetes circulation and unrelated trivia. The column contains brief doctor replies and a 100 question scoring quiz.
Richmond editor argues the riot at the Ole Miss campus sparked by Federal marshals, not Mississippians, and warns the Meredith crisis reveals deep seated prejudice. The piece attacks Northern coverage and reflects on Southern resistance to integration.
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