Winchester Evening Star August 17 1964 front page details
The Winchester Evening Star dated Monday August 17 1964 lists telephones and staff including Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor Eugene Miller as Managing Editor. National representation Gallagher Delisser Inc lists addresses and subscription rates are noted for different periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East
Modern plan for broad modernization of U S copyright law
The Copyright Office proposes updates after nine years of study to extend protection to any tangible medium of expression. The plan would adopt life plus 50 years, align U S terms with world standards, and prevent loss of rights during the author's lifetime while aiding heirs.
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Copyright Office
Library of Congress
U. S
U.S
United States
Lock the Doors Frequently in the News
The piece warns of child deaths or injuries from doors opening in moving cars. It urges parents to ensure all passengers are secured, noting doors can open if not properly fastened and stressing the duty of guardians to prevent leanings or unsecured travel.
Winchester doctor begins practice with family legacy
Dr. William P. McGuire starts practicing in Winchester joining his father Dr. Hunter Holmes McGuire, the fourth generation in the family to work at the same location since the 1826 building by great grandfather Dr. Hugh H. McGuire. Nearby social notes report visits by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. John of Baltimore and Eva D. Massey's return from a yacht cruise with Newport News hosts. Global lines recount Wilson mediation rejection by Germany France England and Austria and rising tensions before World War I with naval incidents and Japan pressuring Germany.
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William P. McGuire
Winchester
Hunter Holmes McGuire
McGuires
Hugh H. McGuire
Eva D. Massey
White Post
Germany
France
England
Austria
Wilson
Belgium
Russia
Falmouth
Eng
U.S
Tennessee
Japan
Orient
Kiauchau
How About Your Anger in Daily Meditation
Earl L. Douglas examines anger as a human impulse and its use as a gift or against us. He warns anger is often spiteful when we do not get our way and urges self examination of how we express irritation toward others.
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Jesus
Son of God
Question on CORE bargaining rights and trade law implications
Henry J. Taylor argues CORE cannot bargain as a union under federal law and questions antitrust and constitutional protections for free trade. He cites a Seattle Tradewell shop-in and CORE demands, claiming such actions disrupt commerce and threaten communities without legal bargaining status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Department
CORE
YMCA
U.S
Tradewell Stores, Inc
Washington
Portland
Ore
Seattle
U. S. Factory Production Hits New Highs in July
U S factory output rose for the eleventh straight month with July industrial production at 132.7, 54 percent above a year earlier. Employment over the first seven months of 1964 averaged 1.6 million above 1963 levels while the labor force grew only 1.4 million. The jobless rate fell to 4.9 percent, the first sub five percent reading in 14 years, and auto production remained at record levels despite model-change cutbacks.
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Federal Reserve Board
Labor Department
Babies Sleep Needs and Night Terrors Guidance
Wayne Brandstadt M D outlines infant sleep patterns from newborn to one year and offers guidance on when to worry. The piece covers night waking, teething myths, teaching peaceful sleep, and the role of routine and gentle limits. It also includes a quiz section on memory and general knowledge.
Does History Repeat An Editorial From The Richmond News Leader
Readers request reprinting a list comparing Lincoln and Kennedy assassinations. The item lists coincidences such as both presidents’ civil rights concerns and Friday slayings, with a Texas editor adding a possible ninth item about Lincoln’s VP. The piece ponders whether history repeats.
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Lincoln
Kennedy
Johnson
U.S. Army
Andrew Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Eldorado
Texas
Startling Contrast in Jackson Negro Housing Report
A Christian Science Monitor reporter toured Jackson Mississippi Negro districts and found well kept homes and schools with pride in education. He noted clean streets, painted houses, and a cafeteria serving hot meals. The piece contrasts the South with Northern ghetto conditions and highlights bias in perception.
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The
Christian Science Monitor
Jackson
Miss
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Seattle Core
Walter R. Handley
Tradewell
W. W. Rohn
Fone
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Walter P. Reuther
Auto Union
By Carl P. Leubsdorf
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California
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Scotland
Northern Ireland
Lee
Grant
Roger Williams
America
Texas City
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E. C. Peters
Richmond News Leader
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Lee Harvey Oswald
Booth
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Booth Corboth
Jack Ruby
Montgomery
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