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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1964
Page
4
Daily newspaper details include circulation claims and contact numbers for news and business desks. Advertising rates are listed for one week, six months, and monthly terms with outside Virginia and West Virginia surcharges.
The Air Force awarded a multi million dollar contract to a Michigan firm to supply 600 foldable three bedroom houses for bases in Michigan. Each 30 by 45 foot structure folds to 10 by 45 feet for truck transport, with hinges in the floor roof and two walls enabling rapid relocation. The units include a furnace two baths hot water heater clothes washer and dryer and furnishings.
After six years and study of 300 infants, Warren Brid et Marion Blank of Einstein Medical College conclude baby temperaments are innate not environmental. The finding challenges the nurture theory and suggests mothers must tailor rules to each child from birth.
The Star files recall 1939 society in romantic gowns with wide skirts for old time waltzes. Mrs. Vincent Astor wore black Chantilly lace with a high back and square front. William Starkey was named general chairman for the Junior Board of Trade Dinner Dance on Easter Sunday. State Bowling Tournament expected 500 participants.
A speaker compares property surveying to daily life, arguing people need a fixed point of reference beyond family or nation. He suggests true steadiness comes from religion as a source, motive, and guide shaping conduct and decisions over time.
President Johnson highlighted a $6.1 billion personal tax cut for 1964 but Americans may save or pay debt rather than spend. Many households face debt, unemployment, and medical costs, while lower incomes receive most of the relief. Savings and investment could temper immediate spending and affect the hoped for business boom.
Debbi Reynolds speaks of a renewed career high after a seven month filming stint that left her bruised but determined. She credits Las Vegas contract talks and happier marriage to Harry Earl for her optimism while noting she could retire if the film fails to please audiences.
Washington, Republicans press for Johnson to debate their unnamed presidential candidate on television. Democrats and Congress resist, arguing that a sitting president cannot engage in partisan debates without compromising the presidency and national interests. The piece warns that televised matchups distort leadership and do not illuminate public policy.
State Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr introduces a bill to strengthen driver permit suspensions. An automobile driven by a suspended or revoked permit holder would face enforcement measures to curb repeat violations and improve road safety.
A snippet discusses IQ testing games and a proposed state law to revoke or suspend driving permits for repeat offenders. Senator Byrd is quoted on harsh penalties for violators, arguing strong deterrence could reduce highway fatalities and jury figures while others doubt the measure gains traction.
The piece argues that with automation, education remains crucial as machines may reduce some roles but create opportunities for resilient workers. It notes a futuristic scenario in space where a comet in the outer belt could be perturbed by a passing star, illustrating broader themes of change and adaptation.
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