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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1964
Page
4
Subscription rate details show pricing per year and per month with variations for mailing outside Virginia and West Virginia. The fragment mentions one year in advance and one month in advance, plus postage considerations and a stray device name Mascot.
The Sunglass Institute declares sunglasses part of the summer ensemble alongside gloves and swimwear. Fashion experts urge women to own at least four pairs to match any color scheme or occasion. Last year 122 million pairs were bought by American women and this year sales are expected to top that by 40 million.
More than three million Americans will sue foreign countries before year’s end as travel surges by air and sea. Over a million will visit London Paris Rome and other European capitals with many also heading to Latin America and the West Indies. Destinations include Britain’s Shakespeare Festival the Swiss National Exposition and the Tokyo Olympics.
Mr. and Mrs. C Vernon Eddy depart New York on the Normandie to attend London ceremonies where Mr. Eddy serves as Grand Lodge of Virginia representative at the grand master installation of the Duke of Kent. The event spans four days. Berryville council unanimously bans pig farming within town limits. Montague Avenue Methodist Church to be laid by Rev. Harry G Balthis.
Fifty years ago in 1914 a lightning fire ruined the Antietam Knitting Company plant in Hagerstown, the second local knitwear factory to burn this month. The same week the Empire Theatre planned a show The Leopard's Fondling by Kathryn Williams. Clinton E Chrismore buys and consolidates two city livery stables into one operation at Potts Stand Fairfax Lane.
A Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas questions the alums speaker's order of loyalties. He contrasts love of country family and college with neglected loves such as truth friendship and faith urging readers to order loyalties by higher values.
James Marlow reports on the Republican platform committee crafting a declaration of principles with vagueness. He notes Goldwater’s influence, Scranton’s challenge on the floor, and planks on dynamic strategy and foreign aid reorganization amid debates on tax policy and Communist states.
HAL BOYLE outlines the GOP platform points touching on tax simplification and lower rates for growth, Social Security tweaks, minimum wage stance, curbing federal agencies, and two constitutional amendments. Civil rights provisions promise full enforcement of the Civil Rights Act of 1960, despite contradictions.
A New York column notes only about 25 percent of American sons pursue their father's profession. The piece highlights high professional rates for doctors and lawyers, nursing demographics, and broad social topics such as paper use and cultural trivia.
Bruce Biossat analyzes how Barry Goldwater resonates with conservative professionals in the GOP. The piece traces moderates, southern strategy echoes, and key endorsements that fortified Goldwater’s 1964 nomination bid and solidified party support.
A short reflective quotation attributed to Mary Roberts Rinehart discusses doubt, belief, and the universal need for God. It contrasts a strong man’s doubts with the certainty of seeking and finding spiritual support. The passage includes a biblical reference from Mark 9:2.
An instructional piece warns children and parents about the danger of wild animals in zoos parks and woods. It explains that friendly seeming animals may carry diseases like rabies or tularemia and offers safety steps including keeping distance avoiding feeding cubs cleaning wounds and seeking medical advice after bites.
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