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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1963
Page
4
The snippet lists staff roles for Winchester Evening Star with names General Manager Jack F. Davis and Managing Editor Eugene Miller. It shows subscription prices by mail and carrier, including annual and monthly terms, plus regional postage details and contact references for circulation and business departments.
Cambridge Maryland voters rejected an amendment that would have required restaurants and local businesses to serve Negro patrons, with 82 percent turnout and 62 percent voting against. The article notes threats of violence from Negro residents and cites reactions from the Kennedy administration and Senator Humphrey on civil rights timing.
The article notes a return to gas lit streets with an estimated surge in gas lamp use in front yards and shops. It mentions builders promoting gas lamps as a sales edge and electric rivals in Georgia introducing flickering electric yard lamps. It references Thomas Edison and questions progress toward a smokey electric bulb.
A Winchester survey shows residents spent more on cars than on food. Japan’s Mt Mihara erupts with lava and rocks rising as high as 60 feet. Miss Carter Meade Conley of White Post marries John D. Hardesty of Berryville.
A mob of joyous fans stormed the gates at Wrigley Field in Chicago as the World Series began. Attendance surpassed 44 000 despite threatening weather. Mr and Mrs Robert McC Glass Jr return from their wedding trip and reside at 606 West Cork Street. Dr Lewis M Allen spoke at the Girls Athletic Association meeting in Club rooms.
Fifty years ago in 1913 R L Stickle was elected president of the Teachers' Association of Winchester and Frederick with Miss Sue Kemp as secretary. Col Teddy Roosevelt prepared for South America. A parting shot targeted Republican national committeeman William J Barnes Jr. Miss Nelia Dupuy arrived in Winchester for the wedding of Miss Annie D Beverley and Harry F Byrd.
The essay argues hawks and eagles avoid pointless battles with smaller birds by flying to higher altitudes. It advises resisting trivial assaults in daily life, preferring ascension to ethereal heights and faith. Those with spiritual faith remain untroubled by life or death and temptations should be fled.
In the midst of a cold war with the Soviet Union the issue of trading wheat and other goods with Communist nations is debated. Senators Mundt Dodd Cooper and others press for a clear policy while warning expanded trade could undermine anti communist aid and require a defining end to hostilities.
Hal Boylf interviews over a thousand famous people to argue that celebrities differ from ordinary folks mainly through unwavering determination and self awareness. He notes their fear of anonymity, the narcotic pull of success, and the need for constant validation, with varied personalities from Sinatra to Omar Bradley.
Henry J. Taylor argues for an impartial inquiry into the Bay of Pigs disaster, criticizing the Kennedy era for suppressing truth, praising Lord Denning’s Macmillan assessment, and denouncing Schlesinger's involvement as history with political favor. He warns of a cultural suppression of accountability and intellectual independence.
Dr Wayne Brandstadt explains poor circulation has multiple causes including neuro circulatory asthenia and vascular diseases like Raynaud and Buerger. treatment depends on the cause. In pregnancy the risk from hydroxychloroquine and related meds is not proven but minimizing drugs early is advised under prenatal supervision. Rutin has no known deficiency in humans, so its use is questionable.
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