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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1960
Page
4
A write up in the October 9 1960 issue notes autumn’s gold and copper woodland hues symbolizing beauty, contrasting with spring’s brightness, and reflects on how every season declares the glory of God in nature.
Bennett Chapple Jr. of United States Steel Corp argues America remains strong scientifically militarily and economically despite fears. He cites U S space progress Polaris tests Arctic experiments and the X15 flight as proof of national strength and urges avoiding self doubt.
President Eisenhower in Staunton praised Virginia for defending reserved rights of sovereign states, quoting Woodrow Wilson that centralization is not vitalization. He commended Virginians for standing firm on a core feature of America's free government.
The Star Files recalls Maurice Costello matinee idol of two generations, father to Dolores and Helene Costello, who died of a heart attack. Earlier notes mention Thanksgiving turkey prices 33 to 35 cents a pound and Mussolini tightening Italy to resist League sanctions.
Three men watch a sunset. A businessman longs for wealth, a scientist wonders about other star systems, and a minister praises divine glory. The passage notes how people filter the world through personal priorities, shaping their interpretation of life and reality.
The speaker contrasts a scientific view with a religious one, arguing that a personal God underpins nature's order. He asserts that the highest known thing is personality and that if God lacks personality, humans would be superior, a blasphemously absurd idea. He concedes God may exceed personality, and if so, that would heighten the godhead's majesty.
John de Wolf II captained the Juno trading hardware rum and furs along the North Pacific in 1804 1805. He traded with New Archangel and Baranov in Alaska and sailed 2500 miles to Kamchatka Yakutsk and St Petersburg before learning his Canton draft had arrived earlier. An epic overland voyage earned him the nickname Nor West John.
Dr. Burton F ern discusses modern contact lenses, their fit, benefits, and risks. He notes lenses reduce reliance on heavy glasses, suit many eye shapes, and require proper handling to avoid eye irritation or damage. Readers are invited to contact the doctor with questions for general-interest use in the newspaper.
A teen Letter to the Editor appeals to voters to consider candidates and platforms impartially. The writer urges voting based on merit, not religion, appearance, or past acquaintances, stressing devotion to country and future generations.
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