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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1964
Page
4
Miller managing editor notes the business section and postage details on thursday december 10 1964. The page titled The Toe Hold outlines editorial and advertising notices with brief items and contact information.
The piece examines rising government dominance in research funding as private industry grows. It notes a shift from near parity a decade ago to 69 percent government outlays now, questions tax credit incentives, and contrasts quantitative space and defense focus with private sector qualitative R D.
The piece notes sponsors claim lettuce cigarettes will satisfy like tobacco but avoid harm. It teases flavors such as French Russian and Roquefort and warns solving a medical issue may spark a culinary dilemma, especially what to put in the salad.
Ray Pangle Harry Ford and Roy Kern captured a 21 pound raccoon in Rock Enon Section after a bout of stubborn resistance with the animal escaping their first attempt. United States government extended Finland a 10 million dollar credit for food and other non military supplies. Miss Lula Loy married Leo Bon of White Hall in a ceremony noted in city society. Court physicians reported Kaiser Wilhelm's coughing fits demanding Empress care and strong censorship on his condition. Miss Carrie Brent of Richmond visited Peyton Street hosts before traveling to Bridgewater.
The meditation argues improvement exists overall despite deadly modern wars and lax morals. It contrasts ancient cruelty with today’s dangers and notes progress in collective conduct, while stressing continuous effort, sacrifice, and tenacity as paths to betterment.
The piece argues political leaders mistake military planning for strategy, urging a unified NATO plan guided by military experts. It contrasts Britain's emphasis on alliance and nuclear burden sharing with America's focus on escalation risks, and France's De Gaulle pushing for national nuclear options. The author warns against disunity as a Soviet advantage and calls for a comprehensive NATO approach to deter a nuclear war.
A humor piece describes a middle aged man who believes in Santa yet fears the gifts he will receive. He imagines socks, mufflers, polka dot shorts and a handkerchief from the superintendent. He resolves to wear his foot grin and endure until next year.
Henry J. Taylor argues American foreign policy suffers from muddled objectives and a crusading spirit. He cites King Saud’s visit to Washington and costly excesses as symbols of wasted resources, urging a focus on real objectives and national interest over popularity.
Advice by Wayne Brandstadt M D urges fall prevention to protect bones. Keep stairs well lit and use handrails, remove loose objects, and avoid scattered rugs without nonskid backing. In winter remove snow and ice, sprinkle salt or gravel, wear overshoes with grooved soles, and preserve dignity when slips occur.
A letter to The Star clarifies that the Pre School Training Center suits some children with high intellectual ability while others benefit from group experience. The writers thank contributors and explain parental support, then share advisor Q and A on Persistin and pleurisy with concise medical guidance.
A fragmentary line envisions harmony as the wolf dwells with the lamb and the leopard lies with the kid. The passage suggests a peaceable kingdom motif rooted in prophetic imagery.
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