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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1964
Page
4
The page excerpt lists staff roles and contact lines for the Winchester Evening Star including JACK F. DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor EUGENE MILLER as Managing Editor with department phones. It shows subscription rates for various plans and a note about distribution outside Virginia and West Virginia. The edition date is Friday December 18 1964.
The piece argues the proposed multinational fleet for missile carrying ships falters as NATO partners resist. France resists and pursues independent nuclear defenses, Britain wavers, West Germany backs it but with little zeal, and the U S role is seen as central yet problematic. The author suggests the United States should maintain NATO cohesion while Europe develops its own defense model through exploration and development.
Obituary notes Mrs. Rudyard Kipling widow of the famed author died at her Susex, England residence. She was a Vermont native who once lived in that state with her husband where he authored famous stories.
A devotional meditation emphasizes God as creator and sustainer of the universe and heart of believers. It portrays God as loving and present in all aspects of life, promising guidance and comfort even when prayers seem unanswered. Emmanuel yokes faith with daily life, urging trust in divine timing.
Four Supreme Court dissents condemn the majority for striking down pre act convictions under state law as part of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. They argue Congress did not intend to abate past offenses and urge remand to state courts for reconsideration in light of the new statute. Justice Black Justice Stewart Justice White and Justice Harlan defend restraint in extending federal power.
A light AP column argues wife talk is the world's most powerful language, requiring men to interpret indirect hints and gestures. It notes marriage as the training ground for deciphering wives, while husband talk reduces to a single safe reply.
Q I have a lot of gas in my intestines. What foods cause this condition A Any food that contains sugar or starch will ferment and produce gas if it is not completely digested by the time it reaches the large intestine. This means that, if you hurry your food through your digestive tract with laxatives or too much roughage, it will not have time to digest completely and you will have gas. There are, however, certain starchy foods that are made up of microscopic starch granules each of which is enclosed in a fibrous capsule. Starch in this form is more slowly digested than other forms. It is found in kidney beans, navy beans, lima beans, peas, potato, corn, lentils and rice. This does not apply however, to processed corn starch, or flour made from rice or potatoes.
Daily results classify memory levels from 9 to 10 correct answers as Genius to 4. Good. Page two lists correct answers. Questions cover zodiac signs Everglade State Roosevelt Cleveland Lamp lira and other trivia.
Henry J. Taylor critiques 1965 budget pressures on the U S Post Office. He argues government expansion harms efficiency, notes rising rates, and cites deficits and tax transfers as evidence of a drift toward socialism harming free enterprise. He contrasts public and private utilities and questions who serves whom.
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