Winchester Evening Star October 11 1961 front page note
The Winchester Evening Star issue from October 11 1961 presents front page content with editor credits and contact details. It includes advertising and postal information and features a Bible quote from I Peter 1 25. The page emphasizes ongoing publication as a local newspaper with Associated Press affiliation.
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Winchester Evening Star
Eadh
Mohawk
News Room
SRI
H. F Byrd, JR
P. Koontz
Eugene Miller
Sane
Winchester
Gallagher-DeLisser, Inc
Fast 44Th Street
New York City
Associated Press
Double Ten celebrations and Cold War concerns across Asia and Alaska wealth
The piece notes 50th anniversary festivities for Sun Yat-sen in Formosa and Southeast Asia, alongside Communist China praise and Laos tensions. It also reports the first National Congress of Medical Quackery in Washington, rising U.S. spending on fake cancer remedies, and Alaska oil’s growing revenue and future outlook with six million barrels annual output and $23 million revenue.
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United States
Hong Kong
Southeast Asia
Formosa
Chinese Republic
Sun Yat-sen
China
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Free World
Red China
Chou Enlai
Moscow
Souvanna
Vietnam
Washington
American Medical Association
AMA
Alaska
Kenai Peninsula
Mrs. Adams Returns from Graf tonVisit
Mrs. R. M. Adams returns to the city after several days in Graf ton with Mr. and Mrs. Ripley Carter. The Turner Ashby Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at the home of Mrs. L. H. Stokes with guest speaker Mrs. Carey past Virginia Division president and historian general.
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R. M. Adams
City
Grafton
Ripley Carter
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
L. H. Stokes
Carey
Virginia
Daily Meditation on Jeopardy of Cities and Modern Warfare
A reflective meditation warns that modern nations arms raise the risk of world conflict and accidental war. It weighs the odds of deliberate attack versus history of restrained action and notes the threat from a single reckless act or deranged individual.
Let Us Pray And Stand Watchful For Our World
By Earl L. Douglas argues that past restraint in warfare arose from fear of stronger weapons. He notes Hitler avoided poison gas due to superior Allied gas and warns Communists may advance by infiltration. He urges prayer, vigilance, unity among believers, and faith that God uses sincere minorities.
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Hitler
Winchester Woman Elected VADC First Vice President
Mrs Herbert S Larrick of Winchester is elected first vice president of the Virginia division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Miss Mary Park Maddox of Marshall visits Miss Anne Kerr Russell. Rev Cephas Fahnestock announces engagement of Frances Virginia to Gerald R Luttrell with a winter wedding planned near Martinsburg West Virginia.
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Herbert S. Larrick
Winchester
Virginia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mary Park Maddox
Marshall
Duncan Gibb
Front Royal
Anne Kerr Russell
Cephas Fahnestock
Frances Virginia
Gerald R. Luttrell
A. G. Luttrell
Martinsburg
W. Va
1911 Revolutionists Cut Off Winchang China
50 Years Ago report notes Winchang halted from national communications by revolutionary forces. Also mentioned are Hill Montague elected president of the Virginia Odd Fellows, Turkish actions against Italian establishments and steamers, and the marriage of Miss Mary Rieman Hack to Charles Littler Bowly with a Willow Lawn reception.
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Winchang
China
Hill Montague
Virginia Odd Fellows
Turkey
Mary Rieman Hack
Andrew C. Hack
Mr. Hack
Charles Littler Bowly
Presbyterian Church
Willow Lawn
Rayburn’s Enduring Place in U S History as Speaker Probed
President Kennedy’s Dallas hospital visit underscored Sam Rayburn’s enduring influence. The longtime House Speaker, at 79, offered his faith in the American people and his hope for peace at home and in the world. Rayburn’s career spanned Roosevelt to Kennedy, shaping legislation and party leadership.
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Washington
United States
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Kennedy
Dallas
Speaker Rayburn
Sam Rayburn
W. B. Ragsdale
U.S. News & World Report
Ragsdale
Rayburn
Bonham
White House
Disenhower
Texas
Congress
MR. Kennedy
House of Representatives
Accasim
Mayoralty Debate Over Ethics and Bossism in New York
Democratic Mayor Robert F. Wagner and Republican Louis J. Lefkowitz clashed on ethics fundraising and bossism during a televised debate on WPIX. Wagner denied city dealings by luncheon donors, Lefkowitz cited GOP activism, and both tied issues to city crime and reform. Eisenhower politics surfaced with a GOP dinner planned for Oct 24 at the Coliseum.
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Malcolm L. Stephenson
NEW York
Robert F. Wagner
Louis J. Lefkowitz
WPIX
New York Daily News
Wagner
Lefkowitz
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Lee
Peeeee
Democratic Party
Teey Oe
Dwight D. Lefkowitz
Rocheller. Lefkowitz
New York City
City Hall
Eisenhower
Coliseum
Near East expert Gerald Dooher dies at 47 in Washington
Gerald F P Dooher a Near Eastern specialist with the State Department died Thursday after an illness He was 47 and served as a pro am executive for the USIA unit promoting American support Dooher born in Ireland joined the State Department after World War II service and worked for the Of Private Cooperation division.
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Washington
Gerald F. P. Dooher
U.S
Deeree
Dooher
USIA
S of
State Department
Ireland
Forgetting About Troubles Not Best Advice In Health Column
A reader asks about persistent brown skin spots fatigue and gut pains linking to possible liver trouble. The doctor advises seeing a real physician for serious illness and notes dietary measures may ease cramps but require medical guidance. Other letters discuss peanuts for ileitis and colitis, gluten free bread sources, and bitter taste after meals with possible infections.
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Y. F
Mrs. F
How's Your I Q Score Based On 100 Questions
A nostalgic quiz outline presents ten days of questions and scoring based on correct answers. It asks about California gold land, lumber moisture bias, long life reputed species, patent expiration on inventor death, golf eagle, a parasite Christmas decoration, a corrected proverb, grammar fix, months with 31 days besides July, and the first U S president to reside in the White House.
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California
John
U. S
White House
Hope to Spare Children From Unicef Appeals This Halloween
Letter to the Star editor questions Halloween fund drives for Unicef and cites H R Gross on UN costs. The writer argues Americans pay excessive Congo operations, recalls national debt figures, and urges letting children collect candy instead. Signatures include Elizabeth H Osth Berryville and Jacksonville Fla. Also noted is a U S destroyer Jonas Ingram visiting Seychelles with barefoot natives and shaded decks to cope with heat.
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the Star
Unicef
H. R. Gross
United Nations
United States
House
Congo
U.S
Russia
France
Lars
Children’s Fund
Elizabeth H.osth Berryville
Jacksonville
Fla
U. S
Jonas Ingram
Seychelles
Madagascar
Caca Ue
Sam Rayburn News Update on Cancer Battle
Sam Rayburn, 79, remains unaware of his cancer as doctors report his condition unchanged. A Dallas hospital bulletin notes his spirits are good and that he enjoys newspaper highlights of the presidential visit read to him. He received a third experimental drug dose with no ill effects so far.
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Dallas
Tex
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
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