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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1964
Page
4
Local newspaper directs readers to monthly and yearly rates for home delivery by carrier motor route and independent routes. Rates shown include one year in advance eight dollars and fifty cents and one month volumes around one dollar.
The piece compares Denmark's improving highway safety with the United States rise in fatalities. It cites strict enforcement against drunk driving, relentless safety campaigns, pedestrian protections, and congestion as factors. It questions whether U.S. gains could come from stricter, nationwide citizen cooperation and policy.
The piece reflects on the Alaska quake and broader questions about crust slippage and distant tsunami effects. It notes seismologists’ knowledge yet questions causes, then argues humans rebuild after disasters with renewed humility regarding humanity’s place in the universe.
Circle Four of the Market Street M E Church met at Miss Julia Forney's home. Miss Clara Bladwin of Remington Va returns home after visiting Mr and Mrs Lawrence Jolliffe on North Loudoun Street. Miss Ruby Shiley elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Randolph Macon Women’s College. Mr and Mrs William McKay of Baltimore visit Easter with Mrs Dudley Miller at Mrs H H Baker’s on South Washington Street. USDA reports a larger winter wheat crop by 100 million bushels this year. Mrs John Sowers of White Post visits sister Mrs Gibbs in Baltimore.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on a man with a loud, disruptive persona. Despite above average talent, years of shifting jobs and poor listening habits lead to a pattern of career disasters and eventual fading from circulation.
Douglas MacArthur will be remembered for his military genius more than political ambitions. The article notes his early war service, insights to lawmakers, and influential role in U.S. policy from World War I through Korea, including his 1951 relief by President Truman and his 1952 Republican Convention keynote.
Medical guidance explains hyperventilation is common and caused by nervous tension, with symptoms ranging from chest pains to dizziness. Relief comes from breathing into a paper bag or breath-holding. no drugs are needed. Also covers edema causes and foot burning pain remedies.
The Cincinnati Enquirer sketches Winchester Virginia as a gateway to Washington via the Shenandoah Valley. It notes the Apple Blossom Festival dates, colonial ties with Lord Fairfax and George Washington, Greenway Court, and the enduring aura of the colonial era along tree lined streets and historic spots.
Burl Ives reveals dropping 78 pounds in four months after trying Duke University’s rice diet. He says he aims for another 75 by year’s end, can walk 10 miles daily, and feels happier and healthier at 54. He starred in seven Broadway plays, 15 films, and has written four books while collecting travel souvenirs in his Upper West Side apartment.
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