Winchester Evening Star Subscriptions and Rates
The notice lists subscription prices for the Winchester Evening Star dated Friday July 10, 1964. Rates include by carrier or motor route eight fifty yearly nine fifty six months and one dollar monthly for outside Virginia and West Virginia, with mail and single copy options.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
baOutside
W. Va
West Virginia county fights poverty label with local critique
The Moorefield Examiner quotes Hardy County residents pushing back against federal poverty labels. They dispute dire statistics while noting rising assessments and bank deposits, and question the value of external research without tangible action. Residents suggest tourism as a remedy and express pride in staying local.
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West Virginia
Johnson
Congress
Washington
Moorefield
Hardy County
Great Britain arms Poland. Muntzing reappointed. Bridges denies party ties
The Star notes Britain pledged aid to Poland against Hitler. David Muntzing is reappointed Kernstown public school principal by Frederick County board. Harry Bridges denies Communist party membership at his deportation hearing in San Francisco. A Baltimore and Ohio freight derailment at Capon Road caused no serious damage or delays. Katherine Wagner and Mrs App sail to Europe for three months. John Braithwaite begins work at Barnett's barber shop.
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Great Britain
Poland
Hitler
David Muntzing
Kernstown
Frederick County
Harry Bridges
CIO
San Francisco
Communist Party
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Winchester
Strasburg
Capon Road
Katherine Wagner
App
New York
Europe
John Braithwaite
Lexington
Barnett
East Water Street
Independent Justice Dept. a Step Toward End of Political Justice
The piece argues for removing the Department of Justice from the Cabinet and making it an independent agency. It cites political appointments, partisan influence in prosecutions, and calls for Congress oversight to curb political influence and defend impartial law enforcement.
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Independent Justice Dept
Congress
Department of Justice
Department
General Accounting Office
Senate
Deepartment of Justice
United States
Arkansas
Mississippi
South
System of Justice
America
Bobby Kennedy as Johnson running mate at Atlantic City debate
A column questions whether Robert F. Kennedy would be picked for vice president, detailing a staged Kennedy pressure campaign and Johnson's apparent resistance, while arguing the outcome would redefine U.S. political fate at Atlantic City.
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San Francisco
Eisenhower
William Scranton
Jacqueling Kennedy
Nelan Bobby
Atlantic City
Johnson
G.O.P
White House
Mr. Johnson
Joseph P. Kennedy
Bobby
Lyndon Johnson
Eiffel Tower
Kennedy
Gonneth
United States
Bobby Kennedy
America
Bangebang
Crouch
Sargent Shriver
Robert Kennedy
Shriver
Unite States
Daily Meditation on Comfort and Moral Life
Earl L. Douglas cites Edward Gibbon to argue Roman soldiers failed under fatigue as they shed armour and ritual. The piece laments modern society’s focus on comfort and individual choice, claiming moral protections are rejected to allow easy living and even euthanasia.
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Edward Gibbon
Shave and Haircut for 6 Bits at Maryland Barber School
Hal Boyle recalls a shave and haircut for six bits at a Baltimore barber school where students perform under supervision. He notes the 900-hour requirement for a license, details the student’s cautious technique, and humorously recounts the 14-step shave ending with a risk of jugular exposure before the student boasts about 47 hours earned that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Baltimore, Md
Maryland Barber School
Amico
Neuritis to Morton’s toe and heart drug effects explained
Q and A column reviews neuritis causes from poisons and infections, Morton’s toe origin and treatment, and drug actions for tachycardia. It also notes eyelid cysts, and a memory-quiz with 10 questions and scoring.
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Hal. Boyle
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