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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1964
Page
4
Public notice lists subscription options for the Winchester Evening Star with rates for carrier, motor route, and mail. Includes local and out of state pricing, and contact details for business inquiries.
The Winchester Evening Star notes the Downtown Progress Report's plan culminated in a swift 21 minute council vote establishing the Parking Authority with full powers. The initial board members are praised for their dedication and the city aims to ease shopping and visitor convenience.
Renowned creator Rube Goldberg announces retirement from cartooning to pursue sculpture. He says he can no longer “get angry every day” and plans a one man sculpture show next winter, signaling a new phase for the inventor of the intricate machines.
Mr and Mrs Richard Duvall residents since marriage plan to make their future home in Herndon Virginia Miss Francis Liven formerly Mrs Duvall joins in the note of family history Masters John Braxton McKee and Peter McKee celebrate a joint Stewart Street birthday party Martha Walker Lupton prepare for her sister marriage to George Sheets Miss Martone Lupton arrives from George School Philadelphia to attend the Martha LuptonGeorge Sheets wedding Mexico offers cautious mediation Huerta undecided on extent of involvement Visitors from Clarke County plan to see Vernon Castle dancing team Mrs Harry Frost and Mrs Edward B Jacobs among them R Triplett and Car Trell Smith of Kernstown visit Clarke County friends J B Jones hosts in Clarke County_notes and social calls
A reflection on temptation types. God permits some trials within our powers to resist while others temptations we seek ourselves. Trust in God to shield from overwhelming temptations and beware pride that leads to ruin.
The civil rights bill in the Senate includes two provisions that would allow discrimination. One bars race color religion or national origin bias by employers and unions but exempts the federal government and its wholly owned corporations. The other omits religion in protections for federally funded programs, sparking fear of religious exclusion in aid programs and school lunch plans.
HAL BOYLE II argues for a Be Kind to Fat People Day as a counterpoint to Be Kind to Animals Week. He notes laws protect animals but not people who are overweight and satirically suggests a grand lunch to honor fat individuals, framing fat people as valuable citizens and resources.
Henry J. Taylor reports East Germany's National Peoples Army and parallel forces now total hundreds of thousands under Soviet direction. The piece describes integration with the Communist party apparatus, air and armored capabilities, and the ongoing propaganda ritual tied to March 1 each year. It notes officer defections and Soviet logistics control at Wuensdorf.
Wayne Brandstadt MD explains the nervous breakdown as a real, non infectious condition caused by fear of failing to meet daily demands. Many deny the cause, seek medical tests, and relief comes from life value changes, rest, or a new perspective rather than idle idleness.
Jake Nelson of Turon and Claud Fields of Stafford occupy the same hospital room rekindling memories of the last time they shared a ward 58 years ago. The-old-time reunion highlights a rare patient companionship across decades.
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