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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1962
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists subscription rates by carrier motor route and mail with prices for one year six months and one month. Rates vary by location with outside Virginia and West Virginia add on.
Civil aviation nationwide will be grounded for 5.5 hours tomorrow in the 48 contiguous states and Canada, three hours in Alaska, with Alaska and Hawaii differently affected. NORAD will defend, SAC bombers unarmed, FAA bans nonparticipating flights, airlines expect travel disruption but fare losses minimized.
Miss Mary Warden Boyd, daughter of the late Dr and Mrs Philip William Boyd, became the bride of Chaplain Hynson Carson Jr of Roanoke in a 1952 ceremony as presidential sniping began.
C Ridgely White bought into J W Arthur Insurance firm focusing on life coverage. Britain sent eight destroyers to the Mediterranean near Spain to pursue a torpedo firing submarine. Tammy the fire company rat terrier retired after 18 years, replaced on the engine by Murphy. Tammy split time between the fire house by day and the Forney residence by night.
Fifty years ago the cruiser Cleveland with 175 sailors sailed from Mare Island to Nicaragua to safeguard American nationals. Woodrow Wilson faced Theodore Roosevelt in a Labor Day rally at Braun Park New York, drawing cheers as the Democratic candidate spoke. Winchester public schools opened with over 550 enrollees.
Earl L. Douglas reflects that religion remains partly mysterious due to human limited understanding. He argues one God and moral teachings are knowable, while mystery prompts pursuit of truth. He cites Mark Twain on understanding over not understanding biblical portions.
In a critical analysis, Goldberg’s elevation to the Supreme Court is labeled a political move by President Kennedy aimed at electoral gains within labor and Jewish blocs. The piece contrasts Goldberg’s background with seasoned judges, arguing the choice bypassed long judicial service and consulted bar and Congress leaders minimally. It notes Kennedy’s Jewish faith considerations and the implication for labor influence on the court.
The piece contrasts Arthur Goldberg and Martin Durkin as labor secretaries, noting Durkin’s abrupt 1953 departure and Goldberg’s rise under Kennedy. It highlights their shared stance against inflation, public service focus, and Meany’s acceptance, with Goldberg later appointed to the Supreme Court.
A haphazard quiz answers truefalse about warts with claims on viruses cures by X rays chemical cautics and hypnosis. It includes a scoring section, true facts about plantar warts and a list of questions on vitamins mind control and wart remedies.
Script writer Geoge Axelrod says a comedy's jokes depend on the secretary who types and reacts. He notes English and American audiences may differ, and a secretary's laughter can make or break a screenplay. He averages two secretaries per film and jokes about involving his wife sparingly.
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