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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1962
Page
4
Classified advertising rates for Winchester Evening Star published September 17 1962 list prices for mail delivery by carrier or motor in Virginia and West Virginia. Rates shown include one year seven dollars six months four dollars and one month one dollar. Inquiries directed to H D Koontz Jack F Davis Eugene Mille.
A new book argues that valuable intelligence can be gathered from ordinary public sources including Pentagon corridors, newspapers, and Printing Office documents. The piece discusses the tension between an open society and safeguarding secrets, with calls to avoid turning America into a police state. It notes UN General Assembly’s 1961-62 context and Hammarskjold’s death as unresolved mystery.
Gov John 8 Battle ordered a special session of the Virginia General Assembly to meet December 2 to redraw legislative districts as required by the Constitution. The Justice Department announced the arrest of 18 Midwest and West Coast Communist party leaders for conspiring to advocate government overthrow by force. Eisenhower told the AFL he supported realistic revision rather than repealing Taft-Hartley.
25 Years Ago-1937 H. Clay Manuel and Ryland Conner attended the national convention of the National Letter Carriers Association in Kansas City. Richard Rusk, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Rusk, returned to Bethlehem, Pa., as a senior engineering student at Lehigh University. Dennis Hayley of Louisville, Ky., arrived in Winchester to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hayley of Valley Avenue.
Announcement of the betrothal of Miss Matilda Flemister to John Frederick Boxwell by their parents. The Memphis Special passenger train was held up by four masked bandits who stole mail but did not disturb passengers. Frank Whiting of Berryville elected president of Clarke County Democrats Wilson and Marshall Club.
Earl L. Douglas argues that youth behavior mirrors environmental conditions not inherent changes in people. He cites early liquor use, gang activity, and city slums as key factors shaping delinquency and urges addressing root causes rather than blaming individuals or groups.
Henry J. Taylor argues that Khrushchev uses deception and force to push Cuba and Berlin policies, urging American bravery and readiness to fight to secure peace. He cites past actions like Berlin airlift and Quemoy, warns of Soviet threats to the Western Hemisphere, and lauds American duty and resolve.
HAL BOYLE notes rising coat sizes from 38 to 41 over 30 years and adds quips on white clothing effects and gravity. The piece mentions 30,000 New York dope addicts and average milk squirts per gallon, plus various social vignettes and statistics.
Psychologist William T Bourke links high juvenile delinquency in rich families to fathers overworking, claiming lack of time harms children. The text also lists place names and odd facts about animals and quotes Josh Billings on faith and safety of hash.
Dr Burton H. Fern describes how male sex glands develop inside the abdomen and may migrate into a groin canal. He notes heat can affect sperm production, outlines causes of undescended glands, potential non surgical aids, and the role of surgery to anchor or locate the glands with adolesence hormone therapy as a bridge.
This item presents a 10 day IQ style quiz with 100 questions and daily result bands from Memory Genius to good. It lists ten sample questions including World War II occupation, biblical works, a nursery rhyme joke, and geographic queries.
President Kennedy said the United States sees no immediate need for military action against Cuba. He warned Moscow and Castro that military steps could occur if Cuba threatens the Western Hemisphere. He urged support for Cuban refugees while keeping Cuba under careful surveillance.
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