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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1964
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists contact lines for management and paging editor, confirms postpaid mailing in Winchester Virginia, and provides subscription rates and national representation details for readers. Subscriptions are priced at nine dollars fifty cents annually in-state and five dollars twenty five cents for six months with a one dollar option for deposits, plus a national representation address in New York.
An American team tied brain impulses to viewed colors, while a British group identified an expectancy wave preceding a needed action or thought. Findings suggest progress differentiating normal from abnormal impulses and a potential new medical field focused on brain activity.
G Tishikawa, owner of a resort hotel south of Tokyo, builds a solid gold bath in the shape of an ancient ship with a phoenix figurehead. It will open by year end for two minutes use at 300 yen per person, single occupancy, while the hotel keeps a separate community bath. A window in the tub room allows viewing for 100 yen.
The Star notes varied items from a cookie disappearance at the Star office to a Stonewall Jackson mention at Winchester. It lists film stars including Mickey Rooney Tyrone Power Spencer Tracy and others. It mentions a local fall injury on North Braddock street and a New Orleans police inquiry into a German conspiracy to bomb liners.
Earl L. Douglas offers a religious meditation noting humans need God as food for life and cannot rely on education or power alone. The piece cites biblical verses about God’s eternal nature and strength and urges faith and waiting on the Lord for renewed vigor.
Analysis argues that voters want practical gains over grand rhetoric focusing on positive or negative frames. It contends campaigns succeed by attacking opponents, not detailing complex platforms, and stresses voters seek higher wages, better living conditions, education, safer cities, and defense over intellectualized campaigning.
In a column by Hal Boyle, Christmas is framed as essential for middle aged adults who seek renewal from the holiday routine. The piece shares a personal anecdote of a man who crafts a grand Christmas tree and the social joy of neighbors admiring it, illustrating how middle age finds meaning in festive ritual.
The Winchester Firemen's Executive Association runs the Fire Prevention Seal Program to fund training and equipment. The program mailed 6000 letters with seals, but only 1000 replies were received, many just returning stamps. The writer urges stronger local support for fire safety through donations and improved equipment.
President Johnson signed a bill last August allowing substantial pay increases for his fourteen top aides and secretaries. The new ceiling hits 30,000 dollars, but newsmen have been blocked from learning who received boosts and by how much, raising questions about government transparency and public oversight of tax money.
Wayne Brandstadt explains Boeck's sarcoid or sarcoidosis as a chronic disease with unknown cause. It forms nodules from lungs to skin, progresses slowly, and is often managed by watchful waiting. Treatments include X rays and drugs, with no consistently effective cure yet.
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