Early edition details and postal information in Winchester
The text shows a newspaper masthead with editors Jack F. Davis and Eugene Milliman, indicate entry as second class matter in Winchester Virginia, and rate data for subscriptions including one year and monthly prices. It reads like a garbled OCR fragment of a historic newspaper page with postal notices and staff names.
Wednesday! By Mall One Year Advance Price List
A 1964 price notice shows subscription rates: one year $8.50 in advance, six months $4.95, one month $1.00, with outside Virginia and West Virginia add $1 per year for postage. The fragment cites April 1, 1964.
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Media portrayals show Fulbright and Rusk sharing similar views
The piece compares New York Times and Associated Press leads on a Dean Rusk Fulbright press conference. It argues both convey different impressions yet reflect similar positions on Castro and China. It suggests media double interpreting and notes Fulbright and Rusk are not far apart in appeasement views.
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New York Times
Dean Rusk
J. W. Fultoday
United States
Associated Press
J.wright
Cuba
Arkansas
Fulbright
Rusk
Bulbright
Castro
Red China
China
Kennedy inner circle shrinks as Salinger departs White House
Pierre Salinger becomes latest Kennedy aide to leave the White House amid a wave of resignations. Ted Sorenson Arthur Schlesinger Jr and Timothy Reardon Jr have already stepped down. Rumors that the group will disengage from President Johnson swirl as Johnson era transition ends.
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White House
Pierre Salinger
Ted Sorenson
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Timothy J. Reardon Jr
Johnson
U.S. Senate
California
Robert Kennedy
Dean Rusk
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Genevieve Garner Named Queen of Apple Blossom Festival
Miss Genevieve Garner of Texas, granddaughter of Vice President John Nance Garner, selected to reign as Queen Shenandoah XVI. Committee appointments announced include Coronation chairs Mrs Clarke Cooper and others, Housing Princesses, and Maids of Honor. Read also notes on Yangtze River signing at Shanghai and Baker and Company product arrivals including cowpeas arsenate lead and white seed oats.
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Genevieve Garner
Texas
John Nance Garner
B. B. Dutton
Clarke Cooper
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
B. M. Knight, Jr
Eugene Cooper
Herbert Larrick
R. E. Griffith
George H. Smith, Jr
Yangsze Valley
Shanghai
Baker and Company
What is life and its supernatural link in art and science
A writer reflects on a discussion of a virus book by Benaney and Price vm Evans G. Valens. The piece explores the question What is life tied to science and religion. It cites Michelangelo and the Vatican vision of God giving life as a poetic answer.
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Price Vm Evans G. Valens
Michaelangelo
Vatican
God
New York
Rudolph Valentino
Fulbright Speech Sparks U S Debate On Cuba and China
President Johnson distanced the Fulbright Foreign Relations chair from US policy, signaling no shift toward recognizing Peiping or easing Cuba sanctions. Rusk rejected claims of failed isolation and warned Castro remains a hemisphere threat while Fulbright argues US must admit limits to change.
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Washington
Johnson
J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Relation Committee
United States
France
Great Britain
America
Cuba
China
Arkansas
Rusk
Fulbright
Peiping
Couress
Castro
Memory Tour Shows Life’s Quirks and Simple Truths
HAL BOYLE reflects on the past as a safari through memory. The piece recalls small-town scenes and thrift era details, from home calls to gunny sacks and stocking holes, portraying how prior times shaped present sensibilities and humor.
Thermograms Offer Safer Body Scans For Early Trouble Spots
Thermograms from infrared photography identify cold and hot spots before damage. Obstetricians use them to locate the placenta detect twins and ectopic pregnancies reducing radiation exposure. They also aid in assessing burns abscesses and wound healing but require expensive equipment.
Winchester Tale Honors History and Local Pride
A letter to the editor extols Winchester as a historic city with rich American heritage. It praises preservation efforts by women’s groups, notes street names honoring figures such as Washington and Jackson, and urges pride in local traditions and historic attractions.
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Winchester
George Washington
Daniel Morgan
Stonewall Jackson
Turner Ashby
Judge Handley
Charles Broadway Rouss
Claude B. Smalts
Chamber of Commerce
How Your I Q Score Test and Shenandoah Heritage Note
A reader provides questions about an IQ scoring method with day by day results. The text then shifts to a booster for Winchester Virginia praising its heritage, government, institutions, and the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival attracting visitors.
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Shenandoah
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
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