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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1963
Page
11
The Senate approved a 236.4 million medical education bill 719 to 1 with the House backing 288 to 122. It funds loans and grants to build and rehabilitate schools, train dentists, and expand medical education nationwide.
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W A Clanton national director of the Virginia Junior Chamber of Commerce addressed Berryville Clarke County Jaycees detailing how Jaycee chapters aid communities. He cited projects including sanitation systems in one county and a $40 000 land purchase for an industry in another. Bill Renner president welcomed nonmembers.
The column presents a September turkey market update from USDA noting strong production and good meat value. It also shares a chilled Fresh Corn Vichyssoise recipe by Miss D and preserves a personal Q&A advising not to return gifts after a stillbirth.
The minstrel committee unveils its all star cast with Mr. Hamilton as chairman and members Jim Clevenger John Hedrick Peter Levi Leon McFillen and Jack Vincent.
President Kennedy praised desegregation in 150 southern cities and cited support levels on race issues. He defended the nuclear test ban treaty, outlined Vietnam policy, and commented on Rockefeller, Goldwater, Cuba, and Pakistan India tensions. He warned against pushing for broad housing orders and stressed a gradual political mix.
A reader asks if only one bite should be cut at a time. The answer: yes, cutting the entire portion into many pieces shows ill breeding.
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