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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1964
Page
4
The fragment lists staff roles at the Winchester publication with names Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor and Eugene Miller as Managing Editor. It also notes postal details, national representatives contact, and pricing lines.
A New York Times survey of City Negroes finds only 12 percent see a lot of police brutality and nine percent personally witnessed such acts. The piece argues the public must reassert respect for law and order to sustain a free America.
From The Star Files 25 Years Ago 1939 Brown J Lovett Jr risked his life to save August Cahill caught in undertow at Bubbling Springs Capon River. The stream swelled after recent rains. J Few Brown, Winchester native and long time resident, marked his 91st birthday.
Earl L. Douglas reflects that the alphabet is the most powerful force, capable of building civilization or enabling destruction. He cites illiteracy in two and a quarter billion people and urges mass literacy to end hunger and resist tyranny. He warns of Russia spreading communism and calls for universal reading to spread freedom and faith.
President Johnson weighs veering from Kennedy supporters and may renominate Senator Mansfield of Montana as running mate to avoid a Catholic clash with Senator Humphrey. Mansfield, a veteran lawmaker and former professor, touted for foreign policy and domestic experience.
Dr Brandstadt explains German measles immunity and repeat infection possibilities. He notes rare arthritis after measles, pregnancy risk with exposure, and gamma globulin as a precaution. He also covers dog and wood tick paralysis risks near lakes and in Canada and the northern U S. The page ends with a 10 question memory quiz.
Philip Benjamin’s Quick Before It Melts lampoons polar journalism with Oliver Wendell Holmes Cannon a bumbling reporter and Peter Santelli as they chase a South Pole story. They recruit girlfriends from New Zealand while Navy scientists and penguins crowd Little America and a nosy seal complicates romance until a congressman resolves the chaos.
The actor, who turns 53, recalls a career at MGM from 1934 to 1960s and how Louis B. Mayer renamed him Robert Taylor. He and wife Ursula Thiess live on a Beverly Hills area farm with horses and poultry, reflecting on mentors and mentors in cinema.
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