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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1963
Page
4
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A 1963 column argues United States merchant fleet weakness risks trade control as inter union strikes and seaway issues hinder shipping. It cites the SS Hannah and America, notes Great Lakes Seaway complications, and questions Bud Wilkinson as a potential political candidate without clear positions.
The Handley judges defeated Fort Hill 20 to 7 to stay unbeaten this season. Colonial Garden Club gathered at Mrs Charles Milton's Martinsburg Pike home. Mr and Mrs LW Ebert of Richards Avenue returned from Roanoke after their son Reverend Douglas Ebert was ordained at the Virginia Methodist Conference.
Judge A C Carson and Mrs Carson hosted a 25th anniversary dinner in Riverton for Miss Margaret Byrd. Attending were Miss Anne Kerr Russell Virginia Cover Russell Jeanie Williams Virginia Smith Caroline Carson and Messrs William Harrison Lorenzo Lewis Bunny Harrison H B McCormac Jr Joe Thomas J R Rhodes. Helen Massey hosted an American Association of University Women meeting. Alice McCormick a senior at Averett College Danville named to the Dean's List.
Fifty years ago in 1913, Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst the British suffragette was confined at Ellis Island New York after immigration authorities refused her entry She appealed to Washington for admission. J Fred Goss, Winchester Gas and Electric Light Company superintendent, returned from Richmond after attending the American Gas Institute annual meeting. Arthur Larrick taught at Rock Enon public school which opened with good attendance.
Daily meditation reflects on building life on solid foundations as taught by Jesus. It urges sincerity honesty purity in thought and action, loyalty to religious truth, regular church attendance and daily devotion, and continual examination to prevent cracks from widening into collapse.
In Washington a high stakes fight shapes the 1964 economy and election. The tax bill and civil rights measure clash as Congress races to end the year amid hearings and pressure from Kennedy allies and opponents.
Earl Browder former Communist Party leader says communism failed in the United States and praises a move toward socialism on the installment plan. He agrees with Senator Goldwater that America is trending left yet disagrees with Goldwater’s opposition to it.
Letter writer Kathleen C. Jones urges support for the Dollars for Scholars program in Clarke County to help local students pursue higher education. She argues stronger funding will prepare future leaders and benefit the county and nation.
Dr Wayne Brandstadt discusses yawning across species, links it to fatigue and thyroid activity, and notes yawning can reflect alertness. He shares personal tips for sleep and answers reader questions on sleeping positions and perceived lung strength.
The passage reflects on humanity straying from God and Isaiah 53:6 stating the Lord laid on Christ the iniquity of all. It explains Christ as the sin bearer for humanity's failure to follow the path of God.
A terse note cites Luther Markin challenging others about moral strength and self reflection. The line suggests a critique of perceived inner resolve and calls for scrutiny of one’s own ethical stance.
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