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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1964

Page

4

Winchester Evening Star Readers Inquire About Subscriptions

The Winchester Evening Star lists subscription rates with annual and semiannual terms and monthly options. It notes management by Jack F. Davis and business oversight by B. D. Koontz with Eugene Miller as managing editor.

Jack F. Davis B. D. Koontz Eugene Miller Winchester Gallagher -Delisser, Inc East 44Th St New York City Mali Seine

Overhaul Demands for CIA Urged by Henry J Taylor

Henry J Taylor calls for a major CIA reform and housecleaning after critiquing bloated staffing and overlapping agencies. He cites the $45 million Washington complex and a ten thousand strong workforce as evidence of bureaucratic excess hindering intelligence. He urges presidential accountability and sharper focus on national defense.

Pentagon CIA Emporium Washington State Department South Viet Nam Cambodia Turkey William J. Donovan Office of Strategic Services CIA Naval Air Force

Panama admits Castro played a part in Canal Zone unrest

Panama's President Roberto Chiari acknowledges Fidel Castro and other Communist supporters influenced demonstrations. The admission aims to ease tensions with the United States after deadly rioting in the Canal Zone last week. Officials cite radio broadcasts and mobilization tactics used by anti US demonstrators.

Roberto Chiari Panama Fidel Castro Mr. Chiari United States Canal Zone U.S Organization of American States

Quacks But No Quackery In Private Enterprise

Agriculture Department lauds Long Island duck growers for turning a failing industry into a self managed success. They formed a cooperative, hired a manager, improved processing and marketing, boosting demand and stabilizing prices without federal subsidies.

Long Island United States Washington

Winchester Snowbound and Disease Reports Highlight Shenandoah Valley

The Star Files notes a seven inch snowfall across Winchester and the Shenandoah Valley with icy roads but no drifting. Virginia reports 37 diphtheria cases up from 47, scarlet fever from 39 to 60, and measles from nine to 60 in the past week. G W Dellinger, longtime Confederate veteran, was honored at Jackson's headquarters with Turner Ashby Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy in Winchester and Frederick County. Clarke County sees Mrs George P Greenhalgh and W Lodge Bowles named directors of the 1939 Clarke County Horse and Colt Show Association.

Winchester Shenandoah Valley Virginia Jackson G. W. Dellinger Turner Ashby The Daughters of the Confederacy Dellinger Frederick County George P. Greenhalgh Clarke County W. Lodge Bowles Clarke County Horse and Colt Show Association

Northern Virginia Power Co sale draws regional financiers

Fifty years ago in 1913 financiers and capitalists from northern and eastern cities showed interest in the impending sale of the plants and franchises of the Northern Virginia Power Co. While specifics are sparse the note highlights cross regional investment interest in utility assets.

North Northern Virginia Power Co

Vicarious Living and Shared Joy in Daily Meditation

Earl L. Douglas reflects on vicarious living in theology and daily life. He notes how people gain meaning by entering others happiness and suffering and asks how deeply one can empathize with fellow men through shared trials and joys.

Earl L. Douglas Christ

Negroes Should Seek Progress by Reason Not Demonstrations

Washington columnist notes Richardson Dilworth urges Negroes to abandon demagogic protest and seek change through education, self-help, and legal channels. He cites desegregation progress in the courts as proof that dialogue and lawful action yield results, while street demonstrations often worsen race tensions.

Dilworth Né Viewpont Negares Supreme Court of the United States Washington Supreme Court Reasan

Life Getting Back to Normal In Average American Office

HAL BOYLE notes a post holiday surge in office efficiency as workers rush to work, skip coffee breaks, and plan improvements. The piece captures humorous vanity and renewed energy in a typical New York business setting as a union shop voice oddly quips about law changes.

New York

Do walk on the grass plea echoes in Golden Gate Park

A faded snippet notes Eddie Rickenbacker quote about life and material wealth from a Bible verse, followed by a local call to let children walk on the grass in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. The passage blends biblical reflection with park etiquette.

San Francisco's Golden Gate Park

Enthusiasm wanes as clock watching grows

The secretary arrives earlier then late as the vice presidents shuffle tasks. Clock watching dominates the day and the annual perfection drive ends with the boss relieved yet wary of potential bypass by a staff executive, who stacks golf plans.

A Little Sickness Might Build Life’s Muscle

Midwest doctor Dr. H. S. Benjamin argues a few illnesses in childhood and adulthood may fortify the body against later infections. He cites two elderly patients with pneumonia showing divergent outcomes amid a winter epidemic, while cautioning against needless illness. The piece also explains cerebral palsy and poliomyelitis origins, symptoms, and effects on movement and breathing.

Ports Case H. S. Benjamin Benjamin Pete

How's Your IQ A 100 Question Daily Quiz

A study guide style item outlining a 10 day IQ scoring plan. It lists daily performance categories from Memory Genius to Good and provides a set of ten multiple choice questions about fruits authors laws unions and U S history. It mentions page 2 with answers.

Dilworth Chamber of Commerce Greater Philadelphia

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