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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1964
Page
3
Readers discuss teen nightlife privacy and parental conflict, a 16 year old facing a predatory situation, and guidance on telling parents versus a doctor. Abby explains teen needs, cautions about cars, and urges responsible adult communication. She also addresses a separate letter about a doctor’s care and a teenager’s guilt over a mother’s death.
Senator Byrd challenged federal deficits and government expansion, criticizing foreign aid and federal funds as centralizing power. He questioned the civil rights bill definitions, warned of federal usurpation, and defended fiscal conservatism while praising sound progress.
Chihuahuas are an ancient small dog breed from Mexico noted for their compact size and distinctive apple head. Their history spans centuries with popularity evolving in modern homes and show circles.
AP reports Alex Rose Lib eral party vice chairman says support will go to Robert F Kennedy if he’s nominated at the State Democratic Convention. Wagner may endorse Kennedy next week after meeting Kennedy. Kennedy says he won’t run without the mayor’s approval. A Washington source says Johnson leaves decision to Kennedy and voters. Rep Stratton argues Kennedy’s residency questions could spark a court challenge.
A 1934 drama by Edna St Vincent Millay titled 34 Play New York heads for a 24 week Broadway tour. The cosmopolitan visitors arrive in Greenwich Village where Millay resided. Cast is pending with a San Francisco start on October 24.
Martin Gabel returns to the stage in a new musical starring as Professor Moriarty in a Baker Street tale. The production opens on Broadway in February and marks his first musical appearance in years.
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