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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1962
Page
4
A 1962 newspaper masthead lists pricing for subscriptions and delivery options. It includes rates for one year six months and one month, with different prices for in state and out of state, and provides mailing and business contact numbers.
Telstar could reshape international broadcasting beyond Europe Britain and the Americas. Critics warn against lowering standards to appeal to all audiences, risking entertainment garbage and biased content while governments wrestle with ground rules for new elections in Argentina where Peronistas remain a political minority.
The article argues Americans litter public spaces and blame a myth that baseball is the national pastime. It cites a half billion dollar yearly cleanup cost and notes Dan's Review reports persistent $50,000 yearly jobs going unfilled, blaming executives' job-hunting inexperience and contentment with $45,000 positions.
The Star Files recalls the 1952 World Series opener with Brooklyn pitcher Joe Black and New York pitcher Allie Reynolds. In other notes, Mr and Mrs W R Pangle hosted guests Mr and Mrs Walter Titterington of Hopewell. Rays Bowers returned home after a motor trip through southern Virginia.
Secretary Hull reaffirms U S stance that bombing noncombatants in China is unwarranted and against law and humanity. Frank Fienberg, winner of 150000 in the Irish Sweepstakes, owes 63985.25 in income taxes to the Department of Internal Revenue. Charles L Hoover enrolls at Abbott School of Fine and Commercial Art Washington, member of 1936 Handley class.
Fifty years ago a Virginia Woolen Company wall collapsed, fatally injuring Joseph O Rourke of Broadway. William C. Marshall Jr of the city began studies at the Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria. Miss Nannie Dupuy of Roanoke was named superintendent of nurses at Rockingham Memorial Hospital, where she had served as a nurse at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
The author discusses biblical visions and miracles, noting some believe they ceased while others maintain they occur, but day to day the Holy Spirit more often speaks through scripture than direct voice. He suggests modern vision is verse in the Bible rather than a voice, yet still real.
Henry J. Taylor argues the Kennedy trade expansion bill, coupled with Britain’s shift toward Europe and Common Market prospects, signals a historic pivot in world trade. He traces centuries of European mercantilism, colonial reach, and postwar shifts toward integrated markets, calling the moment as consequential as the atomic age change.
Letters urge increased female political participation highlighting the small number of women in the House and calling for women on local councils and school boards. The editor urges civic action, voting, and community outreach led by the Business and Professional Women's Club.
A compilation of humorous newsroom anecdotes from a veteran observer. The piece riffs on the public’s crush of print, off the record gripes, front page expectations, and curious caller schemas.
A reflective verse by Luther Markin urges bearing heavy loads with discipline. It emphasizes choosing a steady, duty bound path over hardship and trouble, suggesting moral guidance and resilience.
The seismological Institute at Upp sala University registered another Soviet nuclear test on Thursday in the Novaya Zemlya area, according to AP reports from nuclear test coverage.
Dr Burton H Fern urges caution as carbon monoxide from car exhaust and faulty stoves threaten health in winter. Fresh air, oxygen, rescue crews, and regular service checks are advised. never run a car with doors closed and keep windows open. The segment also includes a 10 question score quiz page.
A religious note reflects that Jesus Christ, descendant of David, died and was raised according to the gospel. It invites seekers to find Him from Bethlehem to Calvary and on Easter.
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