Winchester Evening Star Telephones Favor Free Press
The Winchester daily notes a broad call to keep the press accessible by telephone, highlighting a public reliance on News-6628-3878 for current affairs and community updates.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1963
Page
4
The Winchester daily notes a broad call to keep the press accessible by telephone, highlighting a public reliance on News-6628-3878 for current affairs and community updates.
The fragment lists staff roles and mailing details for Winchester Virginia publication. It shows prices for yearly six month and monthly subscriptions in advance, including independent motor route and outside Virginia rates, plus post office designation and national representatives.
A 1963 column contrasts 1940 college costs with today showing rising four year tuition and shifting to installment financing. It notes public and private cost differences, inflation, and the growing role of credit. The piece shifts to advice on safety with leaves and reflections on dining out as an adventurous, refined experience.
The piece warns that leaf piles pose deadly risks as children burn and play in them. It notes yearly injuries and deaths from leaf bonfires and cars failing to spot kids in leaf mounds near curbs during autumn.
The 1953 Star Files notes America’s answer to Soviet claims with the Atomic Energy Commission pursuing a 60 000 kilowatt industrial power reactor to energize a city of 50 000. Mrs Joseph G Gibson and Mrs Elwood OHara hosted a dinner honoring Mrs Mary R Buckner.
25 Years Ago 1938 report notes Grand Master C Vernon Robinson of Warrenton as speaker and guest of honor at the Tri County Odd Fellows Association gathering in Middletown. Miss Lillian Wood of Richmond won the state women's golf championship on the James River course near Richmond. Mr and Mrs Oliver Snapp and sons of Fort Valley Ga visited Mrs G O Snapp on Fairmont Avenue.
Washington eyes a new strategy to cut European troop costs while keeping alliance unity. An airlift of a 15 000 man division to Germany within 72 hours tests rapid deployment and reinforcement potential amid Western Europe’s fragile unity and De Gaulle’s cautious stance toward U S military pullout.
Fifty years ago 1913 William H. Hottel son of Mr and Mrs William F Hottel joined the U S Navy and would attend training school at Norfolk. Herbert and Earl Fries sons of Mr and Mrs U S Fries of White Hall suffered numerous bruises and other injuries after being thrown from horses.
Earl L. Douglas urges readers to shift from dwelling on past defeats to envisioning a forward path. He predicts advances in medicine and technology, possible ideological shifts, and argues humanity must seize unprecedented opportunities or risk self-destruction.
Medical Q A column summarizes his responses on cancer and X-ray therapy outcomes, Asian flu symptoms and contagion timing, amino acids and nicotinic acid basics, Banti's disease causes and treatment, and the link between rheumatoid arthritis and lupus. Dr Brandstadt invites readers to send questions for future columns.
Luther Markin writes that charity starts locally and must expand beyond its origin to endure. He argues that giving within the home is essential but insufficient for lasting impact.
The piece charges President Kennedy and Defense Secretary McNamara with a hush hush plan named Project 60 to use military spending as a countercyclical tool to prime the economy. It argues regional procurement controls threaten states and civil liberties, risking manipulation of votes and political outcomes.
The passage reflects a biblical thought that the Lord searches the heart and weighs actions to give each person their due. It emphasizes that God will reward His people after examining their words and life.
A 10 day question guide presents scoring tiers from Mem ory Genius to Good. It lists ten sample questions covering calendar era, hair style, Italian city, state nicknames, pyrophobia, Yankee Doodle meaning, Mesa Verde location, English claimant, Nazi pilot, and Canadian city sizes.
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