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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1963
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a Winchester Virginia newspaper with staff names and mailing rates. It lists General Manager and Executive Editor Jack Fr Davis and other editors, plus post office classification and pricing for mail subscriptions both in and out of state.
A September through October discussion questions how secret the CIA should be and to whom it is accountable. The piece cites the Bay of Pigs fiasco and the agency’s influence in Vietnam, arguing for greater oversight amid criticisms of its autonomous policy shaping.
The Rev. Robert A. Whitten of this city was elected president of the annual Virginia Valley Congregational Christian Conference at Tenth Legion. Mr and Mrs E Blackburn Moore announced the engagement of their daughter Margaret Parker to William Henry Lawrence III, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence, all of this city. Miss Betty Bradfield Verna Hauser and Mary Boyer entertained in honor of Miss Garnett Thompson.
Mrs. Giles B. Cook formerly of Front Royal took a case worker post with the Winchester Department of Public Welfare. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Zirkle welcomed a daughter Nannie Louise at Winchester Hospital. Mrs. Richard Boxwell departed for Baltimore as delegate from Winchester Lodge No. 5 to attend the Patriotic Order of America annual convention.
Fifty years ago in 1913, 618 Winchester residents traveled from the Cumberland Valley line to the Hagerstown Fair. Miss Anna Thompson and her French maid departed for New York, while Winchester Memorial Hospital announced a $13,000 addition adding ten rooms four baths kitchens and sun parlors for expanded space.
Daily meditation on Jesus washing the disciples feet shows true faith as service not creeds. The author argues faith reveals the brotherhood of man and calls believers to serve others, noting Jesus’ humility and the link between faith, glory, and service.
Analysis argues a great presidential debate could mislead voters by favoring showmanship over issues. It suggests Kennedy might skip a national cross examination, while noting Republicans are wary and some Democrats predict a debate will occur. The piece calls for extended individual broadcasts to reveal each candidate’s positions.
Henry J. Taylor argues Kennedy follows Khrushchev’s up-down relations tactic to keep the world in anxiety. He cites Yalta Potsdam Geneva Camp David and past Berlin crises to warn that Soviet agitational diplomacy repeats and pressures appeasement.
The piece discusses natural differences in intelligence and skill among individuals and races, citing Professor J B S Haldane. It argues that some inequality is inborn, and education cannot erase all gaps while urging equal rights. It warns against racist misuse and calls for policies that tailor education to individual endowments without denying equality.
Dr Wayne Brandstadt discusses chronic anemia its iron or vitamin deficiencies and the need for microscopic blood analysis. He explains leukemia differs as a cancer of white cells and outlines throat steam therapy for voice hoarseness and long term use of digitalis for valvular heart disease with potential surgical repair.
The President warns about Soviet techniques and touts a "good relations" achievement, signaling confidence in the approach. He presents the initiative as a substantive success despite cautions from advisers.
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