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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1962
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists H. D. Koontz as business manager and Jack F. Davis as executive editor with Eugene Miller as managing editor. It notes circulation over 50,000 and provides contact numbers and subscription rates, plus national representation and postal details.
The piece ties Fidel Castro's Washington visit in April 1959 to Ahmed Ben Bella's Havana appearance, noting U.S. reactions and a Senate subcommittee report on William Wieland. It also surveys small towns' futures, Kansas State sociologist Ralph Dakin proposing regional cooperation, and Germany's road diet for drivers with a spinach and liver menu.
Ten years ago in 1952 The Star Files noted Dr. Selman A. Wakeman of Rutgers University as co discoverer of strep eyo an antibiotic weed against tuberen. An earthquake near Adana Turkey killed 18 and injured 40. Rev and Mrs Charles A. York attended a surprise pounding at Stephens City Methodist Church.
In 1937 25 years ago the chancellor Adolf Hitler and the Duchess of Wind sor became close during a two hour visit to the duke family residence. Hitlers long goodbye included clasping the duchess hands. Also noted are Judge Philip Williams J Victor Arthur and Allen Emmett traveling to Charlottesville for days at Farmington Country Club. Winchester ladies attended the Inter American Horse Show at Meadbrook Rock Creek Park Washington.
Fifty years ago in 1912 fighting between Bulgarian and Turkish troops before Adrianople produced heavy casualties on both sides. Also, Miss Minnie Ambrose daughter of Mr and Mrs John Ambrose married J A Hinkle of Stephens City. Miss Eugenia Snapp and Virginia Pifer of Winchester visited Mr and Mrs C H Snapp at Rosenberger.
The daily meditation urges belief in God’s constant presence and cosmic harmony. It argues obedience to God’s will brings happiness, while disobedience leads to frustration and disaster, urging readers to submit to the universe and its life-giving force.
The Richmond News Leader quotes Maury A. Hubbard of the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation critiquing the farm bill. He argues the bill favors diversions and price supports, warns of government overreach, and notes political pressure may steer U.S. agriculture toward dependency while stressing the need to aid capable farmers and provide nonfarm opportunities. The piece questions long term effects and cites potential budgetary impacts and political dynamics.
Dr Burton H. Fern offers guidance on nocturnal enuresis in children stressing medical checkup to rule out diabetes kidney or bladder issues. It advises daytime fluid intake to stretch the bladder and a gradual wake schedule with positive reinforcement to reach dry nights.
A fragment listing a 10 day IQ scoring plan with daily scores and four rating levels from Memory Genius to Good. It poses ten trivia questions on topics including the Coast Guard aircraft role, Constantinople’s fall, Esan twin, Ibn Saud, New York Stock Exchange origin, George Washington’s children, Hayes Allan Jenkins sport, Delaware’s leading product, America's Sweetheart names, and the horse height unit hand.
Henry J. Taylor argues that appeasing the Kremlin in Cuba and Berlin invites disaster. He warns the Soviet Union moves on pivotal gains and urges a firm rebuff in both Cuba and Berlin to prevent war, recalling Truman’s policy of decisive stand.
The Senate Internal Security Subcommittee wrapped a two year confidential probe into Castro's rise, issuing a 400 page report on the State Department during 1957 60. It singles out William Wieland a key official in Cuban affairs and accuses him of leaking intelligence while shaping policy.
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