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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1964
Page
4
The text lists roles for Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor Eugene Miller as Managing Editor. It notes second class postage paid in Winchester Virginia and national reps Gallagher Deliseer, Inc. with a mailing option and publication date Wednesday April 22, 1964.
The article argues tax collection has become routine and painless, breeding apathy among workers who fail to learn totals or see the impact of their contributions. It traces taxes’ long history and notes Americans rarely revolt over revenues, unlike past revolts, while praising the modern tax collector’s efficiency.
The piece discusses changing weather forecasts from definite terms such as fair or rain to probabilistic language. It notes experts disagree on how best express chances, with phrases like 75 percent rain or three to one odds. It also mentions public education and betting culture as part of the shift.
Sam Preston E T Clark Wheeler R G Hengeveld D W Naff Jr J W Morrow named as troop committee. E Maurice Grim scoutmaster and Charles Ritter assistant. Nine Old Men Club hosts dance at Winchester Golf Club with George Hott Ottie Fries Lohr Dunlap Richard Himel right Ray Robinson Jr Tom Whitham Harold Patton Billy Boyce Gene Dunn. Mrs Edward M Staff and Miss Maine Butler of Lewistown Pa guests of Lonnie Cline. Diplomatic ties with Mexico broken US orders to front Villa may seize El Paso. Fletcher reports 12 dead 50 wounded and orders to seize rail bridges to Vera Cruz.
Earl L. Douglas discusses compulsions as irrational urges driving destructive acts. Recognize the pattern, reflect fifteen minutes to analyze, and seek calm through a supportive marriage partner. The piece asserts self cure is possible with insight and restraint.
Democratic voices mold the public image of Republican contenders from 1940 to 1964. The piece argues Democrats leak and advise to influence nominations, boosting or undermining figures like Nixon Rockefeller Goldwater and Scranton while shaping a party image ahead of elections.
A column of light humor by Hal Cochran features a string of snappy lines about changing weather triggering colds, diet temptations at meals, and cautions about beards near smoking to prevent brush fires. The notes mix playful observations and quick punchlines.
HAL BOYLE recalls a bygone era with humorous vignettes of daily life in America. He notes girls knotting coins in handkerchiefs, farm life, small business dreams, medical care notions, and past fashions, depicting a nation with many quaint contrasts.
William S. White argues France under de Gaulle has isolated itself from SEATO by refusing to join a unified stance on South Vietnam. He contends Paris’ neutralization policy strengthens SEATO’s resolve among the other seven nations, warns of broader East West peril, and questions any plan to torment war to appease communism.
Article highlights breakthroughs in heart surgery including stopping circulation with cooling and a heart lung machine. Describes Albert Starr and M L Edwards artificial ball valve with Vitallium cage and Teflon sleeve. Boston surgeons use plastic glue to seal blood vessel incisions. Also includes an IQ test score section and trivia questions.
A reader urges churches to oppose removing prayer from schools and warns of an anti Christ movement. She cites a court case over changing a stanza of the star spangled banner and laments the lack of Sunday school exposure among children.
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