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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1961
Page
4
The six week old United Nations sugar conference ends in deadlock as Cuba and allies push for a 7.2 million ton quota to offset the US embargo. Other nations favor about 3 million tons as the conference prepares to reconvene before year end. The breach chills world sugar prices and raises doubt on a resolution.
Daily meditation recalls Jesus urging disciples to be of good cheer and light, noting his sober, sometimes severe denunciations. The message centers on a God of love presiding over the world and life, promising no fear despite inevitable problems and afflictions.
The piece reflects on despair and resilience through faith. It contrasts a world ruled by fear with a benevolent God. It cites Jesus facing crucifixion and urging hope, urging readers to lift their heads and trust in divine love and presence.
The Star Files recalls Maine's first snow storm of the season disrupting communications and utilities in northern and western regions while offering favorable tracking conditions for deer hunters. Mrs. Winston Huffman hosted a luncheon at her Middletown area home in honor of Mrs. J. D. Huffman.
Miss Hilda Orndorff of the Bryarly 4-H Club wins the record keeping contest in Frederick County. Miss Margaret Selina Anderson becomes the bride of Robert Ansley Lewis at the United Brethren Church.
50 Years Ago 1911 Fairfax Council No 2110 Royal Arcanum held a lodge room smoker with State Deputy A D Jackson as speaker. A Holmes Berry departed for Harpers Ferry to manage Dittmyer's drug store temporarily. Mrs L P Boyd decorated The Star office with yellow and white chrysanthemums grown in her yard.
The 1962 budget shows expenses at about 89 billion dollars versus income of 82.1 billion, a 6.9 billion shortfall. Analysts note that in 31 years government revenue has exceeded outlays only seven times, with deficits often tied to defense, foreign obligations and growth.
In Rome three o clock in the morning a group of freelance photographers stalks celebrities. Ivan Kroscenko, a Russian papparrazzi, explains their market from Via Veneto noting the big payoffs for shots of Anita Ekberg Ingrid Bergman Gina Lollobrigida and Sophia Loren. They sell to Italian papers for as little as two dollars but chase the world’s top images especially pregnancies and backyard scenes.
A lyric by Luther Markin contemplates time as a judge of life showing what is truly valuable. It contrasts gold with deceit and notes that worldly gain can bring greater loss, urging discernment and moral reflection.
The Wisconsin Towns Association endorsed a tax on horses mules donkeys and jacks, arguing that these animals are increasingly owned by city folks who keep them in the countryside.
Dr Burton H Fern explains a cold cannot be cured by medicine. Rest in bed as the body fights the virus. Hydration and light foods help, while gentle nasal care and steam assist relief. Avoid aggressive antibiotics. spread is minimized by proper hygiene as many viruses circulate.
A daily 10 day quiz guide explains scoring categories from Mem ory Genius to Good. It lists ten questions covering ink absorption before blotting paper, a quote about American identity, prison reprieves, Lake Champlain geography, grammar correction, curling surface, discs and cues sport, polar bear habitat, St. Peter’s Basilica location, and ambergris source for perfume.
A reader group asserts UNICEF facts against two letters, refuting claims of communist influence and looted funds. The reply explains UNICEF governance, board composition, staff makeup, and loan policy, stressing transparency and proper use of private donations.
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