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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1962
Page
4
The notice lists editorial staff and management of the Winchester Evening Star and provides subscription rates by carrier or mail, detailing one year seven dollars, six months one dollar, and one month twenty-five cents for outside Virginia and West Virginia adds.
United States military aid to other nations since World War II has cost taxpayers tens of billions and mostly arrived as grants. A USSR study shows Moscow exports arms at low cost through credit deals to eight nations outside the iron curtain, with payment in kind and ongoing parts supply, hinting at long term influence. A campus science boom and a quirky birthday tale close the survey with social notes.
The Winchester Presbyterian church offered a pastorate to Rev George Denning Jackson of Asheboro North Carolina. U S B 26 invaders attacked Communist supply convoys with pilots reporting 158 Red trucks destroyed in the highest one night bag on February.
In 1937 Japan conducted air raids over Nanking causing widespread terror and civilian casualties. Tokyo issued a regretful note over wounding the British ambassador near Shanghai and pledged apologies and assurances.
Fifty years ago Mrs. John Campbell left for her Athens Georgia home after a stay with her father Major Robert W. Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. C James Faulkner of Chicago, just back from Europe, were guests of former Senator C J Faulkner and wife at Boydville.
Earl L. Douglas argues that being a Christian requires both deep conviction and consistent conduct. Merely believing or merely acting cannot define faith. true Christianity blends belief with life powered by conviction, a balance overlooked by modern practice.
Kennedy faces critique as Congress adopts a Cuba resolution seen as soft on Soviet expansion. The piece argues the stance acknowledges Soviet occupation and delays stronger actions, signaling a shift from classic Monroe Doctrine enforcement and limiting U S response to Latin American aggression.
A Star reader notes a Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services panel approved a joint resolution urging use of U S troops if necessary to resist Communist aggression in the hemisphere Fidel Castro’s regime 90 miles from U S shores is cited as a threat but the letter asserts readiness to act to keep the Free World free and at liberty.
May reflect on U S leadership under Kennedy as calm response to Bay of Pigs setback. Walter Carter of Winchester Virginia submits a letter arguing U S resolve remains firm and linked to broader Cuba policy beyond the failed invasion.
Article explains ringworm of the scalp is caused by fungus, not worms, attacking scalp and hair. It describes symptoms such as brittle hairs on scaly patches, possible baldness with infection, and treatment including Whitfield's ointment and griseofulvin tablets. Also offers home care and protein-rich diet guidance.
Art Buchwald recounts a spoof of a defector Pawal Monat book claims. A staged Pentagon visit finds snatches of casual talk and initials heavy chatter from officers amid coffee and cafeteria chatter. The piece satirically exposes spycraft as light on substance yet reveals security myths.
A brief reflection urges prayer everywhere with holy hands raised not in wrath or doubt. It notes prayer is natural like breathing only when daily life aligns with spoken faith.
New York AP report notes the Soviet delegation building on Park Avenue could not be inspected by Royal Globe Insurance engineers nor accessed by police or fire departments. The USSR denied access as part of an insurance inquiry.
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