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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1964
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists subscription options with annual rates of 9.50 for residents and 1.00 monthly, plus six month and outside Virginia postage details. Personnel include Jack F. Davis as general manager and Eugene Miller as managing editor.
Exhaust smog concerns prompt the Automotive Manufacturers Association to recall that American cars built in 1967 will include built in systems to burn exhaust impurities. The piece notes automobiles contribute to air pollution and highlights California as the state with the strictest exhaust restrictions.
The piece contrasts folk cures for warts, noting beliefs in magic and mental suggestion, with medical views on viral causes and spontaneous clears. It then discusses smog in Los Angeles, claiming auto control devices reduce pollution, future car designs, and urban cleanup progress amid persistent pockets of smog.
The 1939 Star Files notes Gilbert Denis, the French aviator, took off from La Bourget aiming to set a new long distance record to Saigon in French Indo-China. Five US ships stood in Shanghai as American naval strength in the far east. Mrs. E. P. Bean hosted visitors including Murray McDonald and Ernest Bean. A Mexican situation lull persisted. William Sheets lost portions of his left hand fingers at the Glaize mill. Architect Stuart H. Edmonds rented a South Stewart Street house for summer, joined by Mrs. Edmonds and their young son.
A devotional urging readers to acknowledge God in all life. The piece argues true religion requires consistent faith beyond Sundays, emphasizing God as Giver, Ruler, and guiding Father through Christ. It calls for recognizing divine direction, forgiveness, and spiritual triumph in every action.
The article argues the Soviet Union violated pledges and intensified threat to U.S. safety over Cuba. It condemns Moscow’s actions, questions trust in disarmament efforts, and defends U.S. aerial reconnaissance as lawful self defense amid calls for American resolve.
Partial OCR reads like a sermon note linking Acts 2:1 visions to prophecy and dreams. Mentions Katherine Logan and Helen Belles of Indiana as context, and Harold Mac nS erst British prime m ambiguously referenced.
HAL BOYLE reflects on humorous misgivings about gardening and daily life. He jokes that uprooting dandelions makes snobs of gardeners, mocks flight chatter, and critiques modern habits from office cleanliness to entertainment, closing with a playful note on headaches.
The expansion of the Public Library Service Act increases federal and state support for library buildings and services. Virginia could receive up to 854 thousand dollars annually with matching funds, aiding urban and rural libraries to fight illiteracy and cultural deprivation. Senators Byrd and Robertson supported the legislation.
A physician answers reader questions on Raynaud's disease causes and remedies including cold protection and estrogen therapy, Sjogren's disease dryness with treatment notes, and tetracycline use for infection prevention. It also includes a quiz scoring section with general memory tips.
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