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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1964
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star lists telephones and contact details with management and editors listed. Includes standard post and subscription information, plus national representation and mailing rates for in state and out-of-state readers.
An article outlines lettuce cigarettes developed by Lankenau Hospital researchers and an Oklahoma firm planning to market them in Oklahoma and Texas. It discusses health impact, regulatory, agricultural, and fiscal implications, including Congress and federal agencies considering classification, production, subsidies, and public health.
Dr. Georgia Smith of the Rutgers Institute of Management and Labor Relations argues that many mid career women are over 40, support families, and have more education and ability than male counterparts. She counters the view of women as transient workers and calls for less discrimination and greater opportunity in the economy.
A Buenos Aires dispatch says the German Embassy reports Hans Langsdorff died by his own hand over his battleship Admiral Graf Spee the ship he commanded before it was scuttled. BILL AND RALPH SHAFER and families arrived for holidays with UVA ties. MISS SALLIE A STOVER visited Winchester. MARY MILLER of Maryland visited Winchester as guest of Miss Lannis. MRS HENRY FURLONG KERNS left for Baltimore to spend winter with son C Luther Kerns.
A meditation on Jesus Christ showing humility amid greatness. It notes his lack of formal education yet asserts his universal authority in worldly and sacred offices. The piece contrasts Jesus’ simple training with Paul’s education, urging readers to recognize hidden eternal significance in Christ.
The National Labor Relations Board issues a sweeping ruling restricting an employer from expressing views to employees outside union channels, prompting debate over First Amendment protections in labor negotiations. The case centered on General Electric and a union, raising questions about the limits of free speech in the bargaining context and the role of unions in representing workers.
A Star letter lauds downtown Winchester at night with festive lights and a vision of preserving history. The writer recalls Joseph and the ancient city of On and urges citizens to save meaningful buildings for future generations.
A Supreme Court case concerns the Darlington Company which closed its plant in South Carolina and the National Labor Relations Board ruled the action a failure to bargain in good faith. Financial penalties were imposed despite the company later going out of business.
A brief note on Brahman caste duties requiring a Brahman family priest to perform services for orthodox Hindus. The text references Brahman roles and an encyclopaedia source as context for caste practices.
The piece laments a Supreme Court decision broadening the interstate commerce reach to cover private property and local business activity. It argues the Clark opinion permits federal regulation of almost any economic action, threatening citizens' rights to secure property and personal liberty. It warns only public public will can halt this expansion.
The collection urges continuous effort with lines from Ecclesiastes about doing work with might and a Kettering remark noting chance favors the active. It contrasts striving with the idea of stumbling on success when moving forward.
Dear Dr Wayne Brandstadt explains pyorrhea or periodontitis, its causes and modern treatment. Early gums inflammation and bone loss can be halted by cleaning pockets and restoring bite, with ongoing care to keep teeth healthy.
The excerpt presents a 10 day memory quiz with scoring bands and ten example questions. It asks about sun diameter, Shakespeare, Arthurian sword, Gerrymander origin, biblical coat of many colors, Henry VIII’s daughters, a young President who was a surveyor, the origin of Florida, broadtail fur, and nephoscope usage.
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