Winchester Evening Star 1961 Heralds Daily Delivers News
A dated Winchester Evening Star issue from September 18, 1961 features editor H F Byrd Jr and managing editor Eugene Miller. The page includes standard masthead lines, Associated Press note, and national reps Gallagher DeLisser. The text ends with a biblical verse from Thessalonians.
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Winchester Evening Star
H. F. Byrd JR
H. D. Koontz
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Associated Press
Gallagher-DeLisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York
N.Y
Bingle
Mall
W. Va
Budget and Defense Gap Looms Over 1963 Outlook
Administration leaders project a $90 billion federal budget for fiscal 1963 with hopes of a balance, though reality may push totals higher. While revenues hinge on a strong economy, experts warn spending restraint is needed. Meanwhile U S conventional forces lag behind Soviet armor and firepower, raising alarm about potential reliance on nuclear options if war broke out.
What Is Poverty A Daily Meditation Insight
A reader’s reflection defines poverty as enduring weekly wages to feed a family and pay rent. It contrasts the unfair distribution of world goods and rejects labels like communism or socialism as justifications for inequality.
Recognition of Unequal Distribution and Poverty of Soul
Earl L. Douglas argues that poverty is not only financial but spiritual. He laments uneven distribution of benefits and notes many lack reading, critical thinking, faith, or hope. He asserts real poverty grows from minds lacking ideas and souls without faith.
Byrd Questions on Federal Spending Prompts Cautions
Senator Byrd spoke to a nearly empty Senate chamber predicting 1964 65 federal expenditures could reach 137 billion with a 10 billion deficit this year He warned of unchecked inflation and default risk if non defense spending dominates and urged curtailment of civilian outlays while noting tax increases are unlikely
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Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Kernstown social highlights honor guests at Garren Maragans
Mrs. and Mr. Garren Maragan hosted at their Kernstown home in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stine. Cpl. John Cole, stationed in Albuquerque New Mexico, spent his leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cole on the Berryville pike.
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Garren Maragan
Kernstown
Albert Stine
Cpl
John Cole
Albuquerque
N. M
Dennis Cole
Berryville Pike
Graham Dougherty Injured in Hunt Club Chase near Land's End
1936 report states Graham Dougherty honorary whip of the Blue Ridge Hunt Club was brought to Memorial Hospital for a fractured shoulder after a hunt with the club's pack near Land's End along the Shenandoah River. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hicks and others drove to Washington for the day. Mrs. Byrd and Mrs. McCormac attended a Shepherdstown luncheon hosted by Mrs. Baby.
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Graham Dougherty
Blue Ridge
Clarke County attorney injured in auto accident near Rippon
50 Years Ago-191 A Moore Jr prominent Clarke County attorney confined to his home with a dis located hip as the result of an automobile accident near Rippon. A horse and buggy owned by Ernest B Kitchen near White Post was found tied near the Cumberland Valley Railroad in the west end of town by Liveryman McIlwee. J Newton Hyde left for Boston after a two month visit with his parents the Rev Dr and Mrs John P Hyde.
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A, Moore, Jr
Clarke County
Rippon
Ernest B. Kitchen
White Post
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Mcllwee
J. Newton Hyde
Boston
John P. Hyde
U.S. Faces New Battle Over Red China at United Nations
The United States now faces a tighter U.N. battle to block debate on Red China’s seating as a member. The shift follows years of preventing debate, with more African and Asian nations expanding the body to 99 members.
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Washington
United States
China
U.N
United Nations
World Organization
Great Britain
France
I Pag
Membee Cine
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Formosa
All
Pacific
Red China
Red
Britain
Russia
Inflation and steel prices in the Eisenhower era
The author argues the current anti inflation push targets the wrong cause and warns wage and steel price controls risk worsening the economy. It blames government monetary policy for inflation and criticizes spending, deficits, and cheap money rhetoric as drivers of inflation. It urges restraint in policy rather than price controls.
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Pee Band Steel Producers
Pressennedy
Beye
Your Health Many Things Can Trigger False Alarm of Heart Ills
Medical guidance lists many chest pain sources beyond heart trouble including strained muscles infected ribs inflamed nerves shingles pneumonia pleurisy and digestive causes. Nervous tension can mimic heart attack and women may be affected. seek a doctor if concerned. A quiz feature on memory skills follows on page 2.
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Burton H. Fern
M.D
Yearling Sale Delivers Set for Calves in Virginia
The Northern Virginia Livestock Producers' Association schedules the annual Yearling Sale at the Farmers' Livestock Exchange next Friday. Eight Frederick County and eight Clarke County cattlemen consign calves to be delivered Thursday from 7 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. EST. Health rules require Bangs and TB tests for heifers, with Bangs vaccination allowed if TB tested.
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Northern Virginia Livestock Producers’ Association, Inc
Farmers’ Livestock Exchange
Frederick County
Clarke County
Thomas W. Russell
R. Roland Snapp
F. A. Shryock
Harold Kursted
Virginia
Psychological price controls and inflation risks
One lawmaker warns that federal talk of price controls amounts to psychological pressure on the steel industry. He argues true controls would fail by masking inflation rather than solving it and urges sensible Washington policies to curb inflation, wage-price spirals, and government missteps under Kennedy.
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Washington
Mr. Kennedy
Dedication of Prince Edward Academy Draws National Attention
About 1 200 attend the dedication of Prince Edward Academy, a private high school for white children in Farmville. The event highlighted desegregation pressures on Prince Edward County and featured remarks by ex-Tax Commissioner T Coleman Andrews opposing what he labeled communist influenced reforms. Rep. Watkins Abbitt and Blanton Hanbury spoke as the campus style school opened with a $230 000 facility serving around 500 pupils.
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Farmville
Legal School
Prince Edward County
T.coleman Andrews
Prince Edward Academy
Virginia
Blanton Hanbury
The
Press Foundation
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