Winchester Evening Star Local News and Contact Details
Winchester Evening Star publishes daily news except Sunday with staff including editor H F Byrd Jr and managing editor Eugene Miller. The paper lists contact numbers for the business office and news room and notes Associated Press membership and national representation.
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Maris Triumphs and Broader World News
The column notes Roger Maris ending the all time home run chase with 61 in the modern season and credits him with a lasting record. It also discusses Robert L. Garner arguing developing nations must fix governance and inflation while relying less on foreign aid.
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Berryville Water Department clamps non essential use amid drought
The Water Department of Berryville bans non essential water use due to drastic shortages in the town system of springs supplying the reservoir. Virginia endures its worst drought since 1941 with crops burned nationwide. Mr and Mrs F H Way host Mrs W E Greene and Mrs J F Darby of Vidalia Georgia.
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Giants Fall to Yankees 2-1 Before 70,000 at Yankee Stadium
A 70,000 crowd watched the New York Giants lose 2 to 1 to the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium. Winchester residents used 1,731,200 gallons of water daily. Mrs. H. B. McCormac and Mrs. Thomas Harrison traveled to Washington for the day.
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Valley Pike praised as model highway under H. F. Byrd
The Star notes the Valley Pike as a model highway with H. F. Byrd as president. Steam rollers were bought for winter use. After a two year dry period five saloons opened in Staunton and about a dozen more were planned. John M. Dix of White Post spent the day in Winchester.
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Woman’s recovery boosted by college friend visit
A woman recovering from a long illness recalls how a college friend gave her a lift and more support than doctors. The friend, absent for years, unexpectedly reappears and reveals a previously active life since leaving college.
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From riches to poverty a TB survivor leads a faith movement
By Earl L. Douglas an illness bounds her life yet she remains head of a great religious movement led by women of her denomination. Despite losing sight she plans to continue her work with good cheer and resolve. The patient reflects on life and her future after a guest departs.
Democratic spokesmen fuel Berlin policy debate abroad
President Kennedy critics claim overseas Democratic voices hint at easing Berlin stance. Senators Fulbright Humphrey Mansfield Muskie and others speak on recognition moves while officials insist US policy remains firm, stirring Moscow interpretations and alarm in Berlin.
Paar Attacks Senate and Press On Berlin Show
NBC host Jack Paar used his return show to attack the U.S. Senate and American media over the Berlin border filming of his program. He criticized editors and columnists while defending the Berlin broadcast and hinted at leaving the late show. Army officials and critics weighed in on the controversy and press coverage.
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Your Health and Dear Doctor Q&A Digest
A collage of patient questions and Dr. Burton H. Ferns answers on sleep with eyes open, calcium and bladder stones, hysterectomy effects, cardiac aneurysm, digestive terms, and a sample score quiz. Includes guidance on eye moisture, medication, and clarifications of medical terms.
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Do Wives Fool Husbands It Is Easier All the Time
HAL BOYLE reports on a lighthearted stereotype about marital deception with wives fooling husbands through humor and misdirection. The piece outlines how wives pretend naivety to influence spending and self-presentation, noting a push and pull in domestic dynamics and mutual blushing deception.
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Rollin Russell Promoted to Staff Manager in Fairfax
Rollin R. Russell 429 N. Brad dock Sr. rises to Staff Manager in the Fairfax District Agency of Prudential Insurance Co., per Manager William I. McCullough. A Fairfax County native and World War II Navy veteran, Russell joined Prudential in Fairfax in March 1958 and is active in the Masonic Order in Vienna. He is married to Lucille I. Robey of Falls Church.
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