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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1964
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices for carriers or motor routes with rates for one year six months and one month in advance, plus single copies and outside Virginia and West Virginia postage. It cites Gallagher Delisser Inc as national representatives and gives the New York City address.
As North Vietnamese forces gain ground, Washington weighs a limited American role of advising and aiding Saigon while considering future options. Officials stress unity in Saigon amid internal turmoil and the credible threat of a broader U.S. invasion if necessary.
Variety reports that three Beatles records have surpassed one million in sales and demand remains high. The group is also set to tour the United States again this year and star in a new film titled The Beatles. A Scots publication notes some records are selling cheaply and urges listeners to ignore suspicious calls.
Americans flock to authentic pioneer era scenes and inns packed with antique furnishings. Tourists spend gilded dollars as they seek escapism through living history displays of homes and vehicles from earlier days.
From The Star Files 25 Years Ago 1939, William Harris served as official escort to Queen Shenandoah Genevieve Garner during her Winchester arrival for festival activities. The Star’s edition featured pale green pink and white pages. Mrs J N McDonald of Shawnee Avenue and Mrs Walter Cochran hosted as guests for the week Mrs Larry Letzkus of Pittsburgh Pa.
Fifty years ago in 1914 Robert McVicar of this city received a telegram from his brother Henry W. McVicar who had long operated in Mexico and was reported safe in Vera Cruz with no injuries. Miss Mary Clagett visited Mrs. J H M Clagett at Springfield in Clarke County. After the 13th Census it was claimed the U S population would reach 109 million.
Earl L. Douglas offers a Florida meditation on mindful walking past lush flora. He contrasts path watchers who miss beauty with those who notice joy, urging readers to lift their eyes and appreciate life wherever they are.
The article argues President Johnson used coercive mediation to avert a rail strike, framing it as free bargaining. It contends government pressure via mediators and potential new law undermined traditional negotiation, warning of future power over rail labor disputes.
A Star letter argues to preserve the county Court House as a museum for Civil War relics and regional history. The writer cites Randolph County West Virginia as a cradle of the upper Potomac and questions dam plans along the Shenandoah and Potomac rivers, urging conservation and local heritage.
The text appears to mix quips about Jesus and biblical references including Mark 12 24 and a possible question about error. It lacks coherent context or identifiable news facts suitable for a card.
James Marlow details how U S policy on Cuba and Romania creates a tangled view of Cold War trade. He notes George Ball’s rationale for rail locomotives to Cuba and synthetic rubber plants to Romania, alongside allied sales to Castro and Western countries trading with communism.
Article explains that systemic causes are less medically relevant than oral hygiene in odors. Normal mouths have no odor with brushing, while eating and cleansing actions from tongue cheeks and saliva help. Cavities and poor tooth contacts worsen smells but can be corrected by dental care.
Daily results of a 10 day test show memory performance classes with scores from 1 to 9. Questions cover language and general knowledge including colors, grammar, geography, literature, and science.
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