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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1964

Page

4

Winchester Evening Star subscription rates and staff listings

Local newspaper page lists subscription prices by carrier or motor route, including one year nine fifty, six months five twenty five, and one month one dollar. It also names Davis as general manager and executive editor Eugene Miller as managing editor, with address lines and classifieds references.

Winchester Gallagher-Delisser, Inc East 44Th St New York City U. S. Senate Gulf of Mexico U.S Abraham Lincoln U. S Mexico

Red China 1965 Challenge to U S Global Stance

The article argues 1965 may force the United States to confront Red China as a peer power. It highlights Southeast Asia’s deteriorating U S military position and Japan's shift toward recognizing Beijing, risking U S prestige and a defended stance amid potential settlements and shifting alliances.

United States China Southeast Asia South Viet Nam Laos Troika Cambodia Peking Burma Indonesia Thailand Viet Nam U.S Japan Red China Eisaku Sato

Supreme Court Edict Reshapes Federal Power Across States

A 1964 ruling by nine Supreme Court justices broadens federal reach under interstate commerce. It upends limits on regulation inside states and affects labor, public accommodations, and local business activities, triggering nationwide consternation. The decree argues for expansive federal authority without a constitutional amendment.

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Humphrey Cast as Johnsons Statesman In Civil Rights Role

President Johnson designates Hubert H. Humphrey to coordinate civil rights programs placing him at the center of domestic policy. The move tests Humphrey’s leadership, balancing forceful reform with preserving national unity while signaling stronger White House civil rights enforcement.

Washington Johnson Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey Senate Humprey Mike Mansfield White House A.S. Grant Appomattox Hubert Humphrey United States Ol’ Hubert

Mrs Archibald Cummins visits Elizabeth for holidays

The narrative notes Mrs Archibald Cummins of Caryswood Clarke county departs for Elizabeth New Jersey to visit Mr and Mrs Henry Schneider during the holiday season. Eleanor Scully hosts a dinner in honor of Virginia Baker and Dr John Heck. The report adds a bold German attack highlight across the North Sea against Kiel canal defenses.

Archibald Cummins Caryswood Clarke County Elizabeth Henry Schneider Eleanor Scully Virginia Baker John Heck John Paul Jones Kiel Canal North Sea

Daily Meditation By Ear Discusses Quiet Peace and Disagreement

L Douglas argues small arguments in homes and offices can escalate into major conflicts. He compares domestic snarl to world wars sparked by minor events and urges patience to preserve peace and unity.

L. Douglas

Killing Your Own People Is Part Of War

Paragraph recounts the Battle of the Bulge 20 years ago with a focus on German Hauptsturmabteilung forces under Hasso von Manteuffel and Sepp Dietrich and the Belgian village of Malmedy. It discusses the brutal realities of war, including civilian and Allied casualties, and the need to hold positions against a stronger opponent.

New York Adolf Hitler West Dennes St. Panze Hasso von Manteuffel St. Vithandaban Bastogne Sepp Dietrich Hitler von Manteuffel Omar N. Bradley al Capone Capone Dietrich St. Vith Malmedy Sepp- Dietrich Mel

Parkinsons Disease At A Glance And Treatment Options

This article outlines Parkinsonism causes and features including tremors and slowed speech, notes average onset at 45 to 60, and discusses medical and surgical treatments. It highlights drug strategies such as trihexyphenidyl and the potential for brain area destruction in advanced cases, plus a brief memory quiz.

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Winchester Evening Star Davis Eugene Miller Sato NATO By David Lawrence William S. White LBJ Statesman Archie F. Robertson The Woman’s Club of Clarke Lexington and Concord Austria Fort Sumter Hal Boyle Allied By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D Irving Cooper I.Q
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