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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1964
Page
4
The article depicts Congo's turmoil as rebels massacre white hostages and widen atrocity amid waning government authority. It links mercenaries backing Premier Tshombe to a broader Communist China influence and exiled dissidents shaping a contested Congo independence narrative.
Christmas shoppers can find educational toys and books that foster scientific interest in children. Items include a probability demonstrator, Venus flytrap bulbs, and a luminous star finder to aid backyard stargazing, though many such items hide behind louder monster toys in stores.
Jenkin Lloyd Jones, editor of the Tulsa Tribune, urged re defining liberalism at the Virginia Manufacturers Association meeting in Richmond. He criticized welfare state excess, urged local control, and argued for a cautious liberal who defends human dignity without surrendering liberty.
From The Star Files Mrs Tilghman Bunch guest of Mrs Hugh M Nelson at Long Branch Clarke County left for Stuarts Draft to visit her sister Miss Sue Lewis. The Maryland State Racing Commission released figures showing 35 million dollars wagered on horses in the state during the year. Mr and Mrs L M Duncan Mrs Russell Lewis and Miss Amy Lewis returned to Walnut Cove NC after visiting here with Capt and Mrs D M Sprinkle. Joseph S Patterson elected worthy president of Winchester Aerie 824 Fraternal Order of Eagles. Charles Langley a Brunswick Md engineman arrived in Winchester to visit relatives. Miss Bessie BauserMan returned to Edinburg after visiting Miss Virginia Whissen on South Braddock Street.
Earl L. Douglas presents a meditation on Christian outreach and the legacy of Jesus healing and comforting. The piece emphasizes true religion as visible through ongoing cultivation of Christian experience and service to others.
The column mocks Khrushchev and warns of teen driving danger. It notes revenue agents shut down 198 bootleggers in the last fiscal year, while many others remain at work.
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