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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1964
Page
4
In the New York Stock Exchange scene, observers predict chain reactions during price declines and exuberant forecasts during sustained rises. The piece notes speculative chatter from familiar figures as markets surge or retreat, contrasting roseate predictions with grim possibilities.
Candle making, once deemed obsolete, regains popularity as a decor and utility item. Demand grows in sheltering storms and home use, with shipments occasionally hijacked, while analysts debate stock market myths and economic behavior during election years.
The Winchester team won its fourth straight game by defeating Strasburg 12 to 2 on Winchester’s diamond. Larrick pitched his second game for Winchester as Conrad Dunn and Weems turned in strong defensive plays.
Earl L. Douglas examines causes of unruly children and argues parental responsibility shapes outcomes. He questions nagging dominance versus lax discipline and suggests environment and attention levels influence behavior. The piece cautions readers about projecting blame onto children.
Barry’s Miller selection raises Catholic ticket implications for LBJ. The piece notes Miller’s Catholicism could force Johnson to choose a Catholic, possibly uniting GOP factions and altering campaign dynamics. It cites Hoover Eisenhower Nixon Rockefeller Scranton consultations and critiques open conventions versus party prerogatives.
New York AP dispatch notes Paul Newman earned up to a million per move and received a 7.50 weekly Broadway raise to 103.50. He and Joanne Woodward star in a limited run of Bany Want a Kiss, produced with Actors Studio backing. Newman discusses public perception, fame, and personal courage amid fan mobs and media.
A dentist highlights tongue signs for mouth health, from short frenula causing speech issues to geographic and crested tongues. It warns against self diagnosis while linking conditions to hygiene, neurology, or vitamin deficiency. A trivia page and memory scoring follow.
William S. White analyzes how Barry Goldwater secured the 1964 Republican nomination, detailing Scranton's loss to the Goldwater faction. The piece cites internal party rifts, media influence, and the Scranton crew cuts as key factors shaping the outcome.
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