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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1962
Page
4
Classified notice outlines mailing rates and subscriptions for the Winchester Evening Star. Mentions publishers H. D. Koontz Jack F. Davis Eugene Miller and staff in Virginia press context. Provides rates by carrier, by mail, and regional postage outlines for Virginia West Virginia and outside areas.
A compact business section note dated October 24 1962 lists a contact number 662 3424 and mentions routine commercial items without detailed events or names.
The revolutionary Yemen government warns Washington to recognize the regime or face alignment with the Soviet bloc. The foreign minister says Yemen seeks relations with all nations, while noting U.S. press labels of a tiny desert kingdom and denying a fixed sum in talks.
The 1952 Star Files notes Eleanor Franklin of James Wood High School was named Virginia State Apple Pan Dowdy Queen with Rebecca Ann Ashby of Berryville as runner up. Otto LeMarr announces birth of daughter. Lorraine Booker LeMarr among relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Hurst hosted honors for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owen Fitch on their 60th wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McCarty traveled to Pittsburgh to attend the football game between Pitt and Wisconsin. Mrs. Julian Lindsey and her son Robert stayed with Dr. and Mrs. Hunter Holmes McGuire as guests.
A Athens dispatch reports all Turks driven from the Greek frontier with the Turkish army in retreat across the Kambunca mountains. Apple packing near Trone nearly finished while teamsters haul fruit to Winchester. County Treasurer Charles R. McCann returns from Star Tannery Mountain Falls and Gore after tax collection.
Earl L. Douglas argues that some people possess extrasensory perception including precognition and insight into life’s meaning. He urges openness to these powers, noting belief varies and urging use of such abilities when opportunity presents itself.
President Kennedy announced a firm stance against Soviet backed missile bases in Cuba and a quarantine to deter escalation. The move follows reports of six intermediate range bases and ties to Soviet warheads, with bipartisan politics watching closely.
Dear Doctor letters discuss insulin substitutes, pregnancy tube surgery, heart rhythm concerns, hip fracture healing, hardening arteries, and aging effects. The doctors explain aspirin not a substitute for insulin, varying outcomes after procedures, and the need for thorough medical evaluation.
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Senate Internal Security Subcommittee outlines audits and personnel cuts in the State Department Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs, alleges waivers and rapid hires bypassed full investigations, and calls for professional leadership and dual controls on intelligence reports amid concern over Castro Cuba coverage.
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