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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1962
Page
4
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Airlines faced backlash after imposing no show fines but found real no show rate under one percent due to clerks errors. The CAB allowed continued penalties beyond October. In Finland President Kekkonen tours Russia on a government described holiday prompting Western restraint amid Kremlin pressure and East West balance concerns. Publicity seekers span grand claims to petty stunts as one man in Goldsboro faces a bass count limit and a $10 fine.
T. S. Cooper choked a grey fox to death with his bare hands following bites on both legs. Miss Elsie M. Vincente of Baltimore was the guest of Mrs. K. V. Marshall at her Clearbrook home.
25 years ago in 1937 Harrisonburg Mayor John W Morrison was found dead under an apple tree with a gunshot wound. Andrew Bell of Winchester was elected first lieutenant governor of the Kiwanis Clubs of Virginia. Mrs Julian Steele of Stephens City hosted guests Miss Mary Weaver and Miss Mary Moran of Washington.
Fifty years ago in 1912 on the fair's final day more than 12 000 spectators watched horse racing at Hagerstown Fair. A Balkan war of liberation was declared by King Peter of Servia and Austria Hungary declared neutrality in the conflict in a note to Russia.
Daily meditation on Jesus commandment to press toward perfection. While no one but Christ has achieved perfection, the ideal motivates growth and elevates life above mediocrity. Striving for union with God fuels courage, focus, and happiness despite not reaching absolute perfection.
Column argues President Kennedy uses public funds to reward Democratic allies, shifting away from merit and efficiency. It compares current practice to Boss Hanna and Boss Tweed eras, urging scrutiny of allocations and party favoritism in federal contracts.
Hal Boyle offers light hearted guide to handling pictures of family shown by friends. Tips include cautious compliments, playful banter to identify relatives, and tactful lines to avoid offense.
The article discusses endorsements in Virginia's Seventh District for John O. Marsh Jr. and J. Kenneth Robinson. It examines whether endorsements from H. F. Byrd and former President Eisenhower create coat-tail effects, noting Robinson's Gettysburg trip and Eisenhower's public urging. It questions the coat-tail concept amid shifting political stances.
Henry J. Taylor argues that to balance trade under the new bill the United States must secure reciprocal access for its exports including coal. He notes Italy and Japan as buyers, Germany quotas, and praise for Ambassador Dowling who secured American coal for U.S. forces in Bonn, stressing item by item negotiations and tenacity in pursuing prosperity.
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