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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1962
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists publication details including editors and business manager and provides mail and carrier subscription rates for local and out of state readers. The notice outlines annual, semi annual, and monthly pricing while noting insertion frequency.
A short ad sketch notes tricks despite a treatment claim. It lists a city, a business line, a phone number 662 3424 and a price of 7.00 with a leading 1.00. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear event or outcome.
Washington reports 1962 income tax forms unchanged from 1961 with minor signature shifts and bulky instructions. Cancer advances show 530,000 new cases in 1963, with 177,000 cures, while sociology notes riots reflect an affluent, permissive society among youths.
Allied infantry reclaimed Pinpoint Hill with clubbed rifles and steel. Earlier 2,000 Chinese Reds penetrated toward the Central Korean Front peak from an uphill tunnel. Four local fire companies battled a blaze at Floyd Fisher’s Berryville Pike house. losses included feeding troughs and water fountains. Bailey’s store building was demolished by Joe Bayliss and crew, clearing space for a Cities Service Oil station.
Col Matt J. Winn announced that May 7 was fixed for the 1938 Kentucky Derby. Mrs. Michael De Carlo of White Plains N Y visited her parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Fries. Miss Nancy Bowley left for Annapolis Md to attend a Naval Academy dance.
Fifty years after Civil War actions Lt. Henry G. Bonebrake, a Union veteran who had two horses shot from under him at the Stephens City skirmish in 1863, died at his Waynesboro Pennsylvania residence. Mrs J C Van Fossen returned from Indian Rock where she stayed with Mrs Richard Beardsworth. Mrs A D Henning returned home after visiting friends in Baltimore.
The sermon by Bishop Sherill, first president of the National Council of Church of Christ, warns that forgetting God is a greater tragedy than atheism. He laments daily neglect of divine purpose, notes human tendency to blame others, and recalls God’s constant care as described in Scripture.
Henry J. Taylor argues the United Nations is not a perfect peace instrument yet has prevented major power confrontations and remains essential in current Cuba tensions. He notes U N operations amount to about 23 000 peacekeepers and cites historic successes in Iran Greece Kashmir and Berlin and warns of world aggressors seeking conquest.
A Buchwald column notes Paris crises feel distant with public figures unseen, while Washington crises touch everyday lives and dinner table decisions. It contrasts secrecy, celebrity proximity, and the uneasy feeling of personal risk amid national happenings.
John F. MacLellan of Winchester writes a detailed letter praising J Kenneth Robinson a Republican candidate and criticizing Rep Harrison for his remarks about Robinson voting in a Democratic primary. The letter argues Robinson embodies independence business experience and a focus on service over politics urging electorate to elect Robinson now rather than seek re election.
Dr Burton H. Fern explains that food allergy and nervous tension can trigger a spastic colon. The piece describes symptoms including cramping bloating and urgent bowel movements and advises rest and dietary adjustments to ease irritation.
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