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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1963
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star lists contact numbers and staff, including JACK F. DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor. It provides subscription prices for one year, six months, and one month, with differences for in state and out of state delivery.
The piece notes SEATO struggles as India and Pakistan feud over Kashmir and U S arms policy fans new hostilities. It reviews U S aid to Pakistan, pivot toward India, and questions SEATO’s future while stressing caution during lightning season and public safety tips.
The Reading Dynamics method by Mrs. Evelyn Wood claims readers can dramatically raise their speed. Robert Darling reads 11 books daily. Sen. Talmadge endorses the technique for Georgia schools. Local Chamber education committee plans a course with a Thursday meeting at the George Washington Hotel.
The Star Files recalls 1953 for a Miss America contestant from Norfolk Miss Virginia Anne Lee Diglis placing third. It also mentions local building permits totaling 334 dollars and Virginia Society of Accountants vice president Anne Diglis.
In 1938 Chamberlain personally meets Hitler at Berchtesgaden to avert war, provoking sharp splits among diplomats from 50 nations in Geneva. City engineer Jack Brandon returns from Hot Springs after being elected president of the Virginia Building Officials Association. Harry W. Ebert Jr. resumes junior year at Randolph Macon College in Ashland.
Fifty years ago Captain James P. Reardon resigned and Lt. Robert Y. Conrad became commander of Company I, Second Virginia Regiment. Misses Hilda and Elsie Miller returned to Stephens City after visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hansborough in Winchester. Dr. B. M. Roszel announced Shenandoah Valley Academy would start September 23 and would offer daily office consultations.
The author reflects on Exodus 13 20 to 22 and the pillar of cloud by day and fire by night as God guiding the Israelites. It asserts divine guidance remains present in daily life, leading and supporting believers along God's way.
Henry J. Taylor reports how the Overseas Press Club battles U S censorship in Viet Nam. He details how datelines shift to Tokyo and Hong Kong, photographs are delayed or altered, and officials in Saigon suppress material while diplomats push back.
Dr Lester L Coleman argues for mandatory fall medical exams for students, including vision and hearing tests and immunization checks. He warns against delegated forms without proper child examination, emphasizing exams as vital to health and education.
A miscellany column notes that only about one in a million baby lobsters reach maturity and that earthquakes occur daily worldwide, though most are too small to detect. It also cites humorous quotes, a Darwin remark on tears, and brisk digressions on foods triggering tears.
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