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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1962
Page
4
Listing shows Winchester Evening Star contact details, editors, and rates. It lists H D Koontz business manager, Jack F Davis executive editor, Eugene Miller managing editor, with mailing and subscription terms for various durations and locations. Also provides postage and national representation details and office phone numbers.
The piece discusses the China India war as a mystery to observers, India’s heavy casualties, and Nehru seeking arms from Washington. It also outlines World Bank policies under Eugene Black’s retirement, praising prudent lending while warning against the IAAs loose terms.
Mrs Huyett Light and infant daughter Mary Morrison returned to Clearbrook from Memorial Hospital. Frederick Albert Sprenkle joined Tau Chapter of Delta Tau Delta at Penn State. Mr and Mrs Robert Shenk returned to Berryville after visiting Drs Joseph Briggs in Huntington Maryland.
25 Years Ago 1937 Mr and Mrs A S Hott hosted their son Horace a Virginia Polytechnic Institute senior. Misses Mary and Elizabeth Denny of White Post traveled to West Point N Y for the Army VMI football game. Hugh Crisman of the University of Richmond stayed with his parents on South Braddock Street.
The 50 Years Ago item records the death of Vice President James J. Sherman at his Utica home and notes national honors at his funeral. Also mentioned are Gen. Felix Diaz’s death sentence and confinement at San Juan de Ulloa, plus Mrs Edward Contee Johnson visiting Baltimore friends.
The author reflects that Jesus conquered the world and believers must likewise overcome it to avoid being overcome. He notes pervasive worldly influence from neighbors, workplaces, clubs, and media, urging triumph over temptations like dishonesty and selfishness.
The columnist argues Khrushchev dominates Cuba and will decide if weapons there are defensive or offensive. The United States appears to concede Soviet control, while Cuban exiles lose any hope of air cover.
Kennedy administration plans to ask Congress for power to control prices wages rents and credits if Cuba crisis widens. Emergency powers exist from Defense Production Act extension and Korea era precedents. Local officials would assume major roles in case of nuclear attack with communities asked to plan and manage evacuations and economies.
The column explains hearing a hissing sound may have benign causes like a wax plug or serious inner ear issues. It notes ear noise does not imply mental illness and offers general guidance on managing ear conditions, leprosy versus psoriasis, book recommendations, thyroid effects on fertility, and artery hardening tests.
Vice Admiral Alfred G. Ward, age 53, commands Task Force 136 enforcing the Cuban blockade aboard an unidentified flagship in the Atlantic. Known as a take charge leader and a “green thumb” with African violets, he has a storied career from the North Carolina in WWII to leading amphibious forces and the Second Fleet.
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