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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1963
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists staff roles with editions and mailing details. Rates show one year at 9.50, six months at 4.15, one month at 1.00. outside Va. and W.Va. add 1.00 for postage. Includes masthead and contact numbers for news and business offices.
U.S. officials in Seoul condemn the voting as a sham under Gen. Park Chung-hee who seized power in 1961. He jailed an opponent on old wartime charges and repeated vows to return government to civilians despite a coup. The piece notes a cholera outbreak coloring the scene and recalls moviegoing nostalgia as a counterpoint to political turmoil.
Doctors P. T. Grove and Leon Slavin headed the Exchange Club committee arranging the annual National Symphony Orchestra concert. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Carr visited Mr. and Mrs. EK Russell Hook at their home. Carr directs the Acca Temple Band of Richmond, with Hook a member. Betty Jo Halterman enrolled at Northwestern University in Evanston Illinois.
A mid October heat wave reached 91 degrees establishing a regional record at the Research Laboratory. Edna Sirbaugh married Helmer Christensen in Fort Worth, Texas, announced by her parents Mr. and Mrs J L Sirbaugh. Grover B Morris hosted a birthday celebration for R Llewellyn Sheets.
The Indiana Railway Commission, backed by a U S Supreme Court decision, asserts authority to fix freight rates on the Vandalia Railroad in Indiana. Mr and Mrs M H Harlee and children return to Hawley PA after visiting C M Gray. A freight locomotive derailed at the Baltimore and Ohio line near Lewis Jones Knitting Mill and required hours to right the track.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on spiritual hunger and Jesus as the bread of life. The meditation links physical and spiritual appetite, urging believers to seek nourishment in Christ through his words and presence for faithful growth. It emphasizes that the soul must be fed to live and grow strong.
A Kennedy era bill proposes four year terms for Joint Chiefs of Staff to ensure independent military judgment in crises. Critics warn longer terms protect military chiefs from politicized pressure, while supporters argue it strengthens civilian oversight.
A clipped report notes Chief Justice Earl Warren, aged 72, could retire now after a tenure of 10 years. It recalls his salary of 35500 and Eisenhower appointment, and mentions the debate over whether his retirement would benefit the Court. The piece hints public interest in Warren stepping down.
The Virginian article recounts Douglas MacArthur receiving a Grand Lodge medal in Little Rock. He jokes about birth origins and notes Virginia ties, recalling his father’s Army service and the retroactive shaping of history in a gracious, humorous moment.
A reader asks about lip tissue removal weight loss methods and the idea of a shortcut. Dr Brandstadt says there are no quick fixes for sagging abdomen and advises gradual approaches and medical guidance. The column discusses milk allergies, goat milk as a possible alternative, and the risks of delaying afterbirth removal postpartum. It also covers Stelazine use, side effects, and general cautions about psychiatric meds with professional guidance.
Odd questions test memory and general knowledge across weapons, documents, comics, geometry and maritime practice. Items include a common name for a weapon or jail and a 1215 Magna Carta prompt. The page asks about Little Buttercup, zodiac dates, and U S light ships operating branch.
Woodrow Wilson's last home at 2340 S Street NW opens Monday as a memorial to the president and his wife Edith Bolling Wilson. The National Trust restores the Georgian brick house, featuring Wilson's cabinet chair with a dedicatory note from Wilson to his wife.
A devotional paraphrase notes Jeremiah 18 4 and the idea of God renewing a broken life. It links sin to humanity and Christ giving a new transforming life through grace and glory.
The article argues that effective military counsel has varied in recent years and remains essential for safeguarding national security, stressing the need for skilled guidance in strategic decisions.
Fragmentary note references 50 ets and Luther Marka with unclear phrases. Unable to extract a coherent event, names or places from the garbled OCR text.
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