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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1964
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star page fragment shows masthead details with staff roles and rates for subscriptions. Includes contact numbers News-642-3878 and Business-662-3424, with postal information and pricing for various subscription periods.
Residents of Jim Thorpe on a ballot revisiting Mauck Chunk’s name change 11 years after the town adopted the former Olympian’s name. The vote draws outside interest but remains a family decision for locals amid lingering anguish over the memorial’s impact.
Mr and Mrs W R Legge and son spent a week at the New York World's Fair. A summer work and play school closed with a picnic at Cacapon State Park. Belgian censor struggles and aerial reports described German attacks and the Meuse crossing. Churchill orders British fleet to strike Austria. Denmark declares neutrality.
In a partisan clash over how Johnson disclosed air action against North Vietnam and Goldwater'scomments on NATO command, Republicans and Democrats accuse each other of trigger-happy irresponsibility. The dispute centers on timing, notice to the enemy, and political gains versus national duty.
Earl L Douglas reflects on Jesus teaching to rely on divine guidance when facing authorities. He urges trust in a living universe and a benevolent God who never deserts believers, offering patience for an eventual, adequate outcome beyond this life.
HAL BOYLE recalls a father’s challenge explaining historical loyalties to children amid TV and books. The piece riffs on teaching that allies change with time, from Revolutionary era to War of 1812 and pirates, urging careful framing of good and bad across eras.
The column argues Lucretia Engle aided her ill husband Sen Clair Engle in California but faced cynicism from rivals. It notes her constant care during his brain tumor illness and questions the cruelty of political rivals. Pierre Salinger is praised for gentlemanly conduct.
Wayne Brandstadt describes deafness as the major physical impairment, its causes from infections to otosclerosis, and how modern microsurgery can restore hearing. The piece contrasts social isolation faced by the deaf with improved outcomes from ear surgery and telephone bone conduction. It also includes a brief, quizlike section on memory and general knowledge.
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