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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1964
Page
4
A brief item from New York City notes a dramatic moment as a chief character reacts just before a collision or impact in a reported incident. The short line hints at a notable quote or caption style within a larger coverage.
A U.S. Department of Labor plan aims to map job vacancies across industry to connect employers with unemployed workers. It will also forecast manpower needs and develop detailed biographies of the unemployed to reduce unnecessary unemployment.
War Department announces Brigadier General Frank M. Andrews to lead all army operations and training as air corps officer. James Himelright returns to Winchester after CPTC training with commission as second lieutenant in the U.S. Reserve and earns John Pershing medal. Brussels dispatch notes renewed Liege battle with German and Belgian forces. Crown Prince Frederick Wilhelm leads fresh German troops. Field Marshal Kitchener named British Secretary of War. France and Belgium resist German progress. Britain to send reinforcements. Wilson offers mediation in European conflict.
A speaker warns against secularization weakening democracy. He contrasts self interest with the Pilgrim settlers’ faith and mutual devotion, arguing that religious cement sustained the founders’ democratic system and that democracy now rests on a fragile rotten rope.
Pacific news clarifies debate on the Johnson Barry campaign and NATO control of battlefield nuclear weapons. The piece notes Johnson approval of field commanders’ right to shoot back and Goldwater’s call for Nato command over certain weapons, plus political misstatements by press and officials.
HAL BOYLE recalls Erika Augustin Miss Austria at a luncheon of twenty world beauty contestants en route to Long Beach. The Vienna secretary and fruit buyer, 25, proves friendly and candid about her job buying apples pears and oranges. She stands one meter sixty five with claimed 97 57 94 centimeters measurements.
Simple fainting is brief and position dependent lie down at first sign of lightheadedness. Warns that fainting in public is common in warm rooms and after illness, with recovery prompt once consciousness returns. emphasizes no water to fainted person and walking after revival.
Henry J. Taylor describes the U S Air Force Arnold Engineering Development Center in Tullahoma Tennessee. The article highlights the center’s vast test facilities including wind tunnels and gas dynamics, powering massive structures and cooling water systems. It links the facility to General Hap Arnold and the future of aerospace testing.
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