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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1964
Page
4
The fragment provides newspaper masthead details for the Winchester Evening Star with publication cadence and contact lines. It lists editor names Jack F. Davis Eugene Miller and mentions circulation figures and mailing information.
The Virginia Board of Censors rejected the 1959 French film The Lovers for obscenity citing the Tove score. The Supreme Court ruled obscenity standards must reflect national conscience, limiting local higher conduct rules and showing federal courts directing many aspects of citizens' lives from Washington.
The piece argues debt growth outpaces revenue with a $324 billion ceiling and rising annual deficits. It notes two thirds of 30 years saw spending above authorizations, inflation eroding buying power, and foreign creditors holding claims exceeding U S gold reserves.
Miss Rose MacDonald hosted a tea at her Berryville residence in honor of Miss Joanna Huntington daughter of Mr and Mrs William Chapin Huntington of Washington and Clarke County. Ohio-born details and local social notes are included with other society items.
A reflective meditation arguing not to underestimate children and questioning preconceptions. It cites Edison’s schooling struggles and a ten year old’s thoughts on propulsion to stars, suggesting genius can hide in unlikely places and spark scientific rethink.
Newsman notes the 1964 presidential race could turn rough and personal as Senator Barry Goldwater presses Johnson over civil rights and policy. Goldwater labels Johnson "the biggest faker" while signaling a vigorous, issue focused campaign.
Wayne Brandstadt, M.D., discusses how drugs are tested before use, the difference between prescription and over the counter medicines, and the need to follow a doctor’s dosage. He warns against self dosing, emphasizes consulting a physician for changes, and notes FDA guidance and a consumer pamphlet “First Facts About Drugs.”
William S. White argues only Dwight Eisenhower can salvage a fractured Republican Party after a savage 1960 convention. He notes Goldwater's lead and Scrantonites' failure, and warns that modern Republicans may try to destroy opponents by any means to avert defeat.
A Star reader disputes the 1911 parsonage acquisition claim in a front page piece about Braddock Street Church. The letter notes Rev. George T. Tyler’s 1886 88 tenure and cites the 1917 relocation to a South Washington Street parsonage, asking for a correction. Another writer protests traffic safety at the Piccadilly Loudoun corner, urging safer right turns from Rt 7 to prevent vehicle damage.
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