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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1964
Page
4
The page lists the Winchester Evening Star masthead with editors and managers, contact details, and subscription rates. It shows JACK F. DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor and JH. D. KOONTZ as Business Manager with others, plus address and pricing for carriers, motor routes, and dealers.
The article notes tighter wheat stocks abroad boosting U S position as major buyers like the Soviet Union and Red China increase purchases. It cites Canada and Argentina shipments, Asia demand, and rail and dock strain, with U S export carryover around 1.7 billion bushels and potential price effects.
Ellsworth Dodson of Star Tannery and B. F. Strother of White Hall join the race for the Frederick County Board of Supervisors. C. M. Rosenberger declares re election saying he answered civic duty swiftly and efficiently.
Fifty years ago Frederick County apple growers dominated the Virginia State Horticultural Society exhibit in Richmond. Bond Brothers and W. S. Hiett led the winners as N. B. Page sold Newmarket Farm near Boyce, Clarke County for $13,000 to Clay Carr. Osborne Vorous of Clarke County marked his first birthday weighing 26 pounds and walking.
Daily meditation asserts that God's promise is not perpetual victory but constant guidance in triumph. Readers are urged to rebuke self blame, trust divine leadership, and look to the figure guiding them, for God is perfectly adequate to meet every need.
Henry J. Taylor argues the FBI and OSS era strategy favors compact intelligence networks. He contrasts ambassadors legal attaches with large, unaccountable bureaucracies, warning that over staffing breeds secrecy abuse and hidden costs. He urges a return to limited espionage focus and scrutiny.
By HAL BOYLE the column muses on aging as people near 60. it recalls fading youth and changing perspectives, noting tougher insurance pitches and shifting life priorities. the piece blends humor with reflections on memory, aging, and the feeling that growing older alters views of friends, work, and love.
Reader asks if prostate issues at 42 signal cancer and about curability. Answer notes cancer is rare before 40 but possible after. benign enlargement common in 60s. infection types exist. complete cure may be difficult and doctors would advise if cancer existed.
A collection blends a Psalm verse and verse on the soul with medical Q and A about Sandril a non habit forming blood pressure drug and peptic ulcer risk. It asks whether salivary stones lead to cancer and notes scoring from a 100 question memory test with graded results.
The piece argues of a possible civil war within the Republican Party if Barry Goldwater fails to win the 1964 nomination. It notes threats of party members to rally behind him and warnings of harsh battles in primaries, conventions, and fundraising if another candidate prevails.
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