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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1960
Page
4
The piece notes China’s ongoing food shortages amid global isolation, citing drought floods and a troubled harvest and speculates on political blame. It humorously discusses hibernation as a future political tool and reports a papain enzyme method to tenderize beef on the hoof.
United States Navy scientists report dramatic findings from animal hibernation studies suggesting future humans may use the process to survive radiation disease or space travel. They claim hibernation could extend human life dramatically, potentially to 1,400 years, and reduce physical dangers in extreme environments.
The myth recounts Zeus disguising himself for Semele, who insists on his true form. His radiant exposure destroys Semele, while the piece notes that witnesses of divine visions today undergo lasting transformation in character and faith.
Earl L. Douglass reflects that missionaries and doctors who serve abroad or in tough communities embody divine presence. He praises a neighbor who laboriously supports family, helps others, and remains honest and devout, suggesting such everyday virtue reveals God.
Nixon is viewed as winning on points in the second Kennedy Nixon television debate though facial appearance and gestures affected voter perception. The piece argues Nixon upheld U S policy on Quemoy and Matsu, urged U S intelligence efforts, and criticizes television for emphasizing style over substantive issue discussion.
The AP report analyzes how expanding United Nations membership reshapes power, with neutrals and former colonies seeking influence between the United States and the Soviet Union. Khrushchev vows victory while warning of reliance on strength if goals fail. experts urge new tactics and understandings for future balance.
A humorous yet informative piece on varicose veins explains causes from genetics to standing, and outlines diagnosis and treatment options. It notes home remedies, doctor visits, and possible injections or surgical cures, urging seeking medical care to prevent complications.
HAL BOYLE notes no sure quick cure exists for either the common cold or hangover. Medical writer Leon D. Adams says hangovers stem from alcohol, cannot be prevented by preemptive medicines, and the only home remedy is rest, alkaline drinks, aspirin, and time.
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