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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1964
Page
4
Daily publication details for Winchester Evening Star with masthead credits JACK F. DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor. Includes mailing and national representation information and notes subscriptions rates, all presented in a standard newspaper notice.
Readers request diverse coverage while editors balance sports business politics and human interest. Newspapers aim to inform on government taxes law enforcement economy health education culture and world events for broad education and awareness.
The piece argues that ambitious candidates endure heat to meet voters in many towns. It notes politicians rise above sun exposure to pursue political aspiration, and urges ordinary citizens to elevate their work effort to match the candidates’ perseverance.
The Boyce High School class of twelve seniors includes Ethel Dofflemyer as class president and peers Polly Green Edna Grubbs Isabelle Royston Mattie McDonald Daisy Walters Dalton Carpenter Robert Creamer Donald Levi Cecil Parker Lewis Smith Jr and John Edward Zombro Jr The report notes the graduation and lists the students.
Earl L. Douglas contrasts modern psychology with older views, arguing most misery stems from bad habits rather than repressed desires. He urges readers to abandon harmful habits and adopt new ones through self discipline rather than psychiatric treatment, noting worry is often habit.
European newspapers react with dismay to Goldwater’s victory in California’s presidential primary. The coverage questions US foreign policy trends, European aid burdens, and the breadth of America’s role in world affairs amid rising appeasement fears and antiwar resentment at home.
Two prominent Democrats emerge from the recent primaries. Mayor Robert F Wagner of New York strengthens his national influence and may be a future vice presidential contender as his NY organization defeats old guard factions. Pierre Salinger wins in California, poised to shape Western Democratic power and possibly join forces with Johnson’s administration.
A letter discusses a May 25 Star photo of a Black Angus steer named Abaran Elevate 56 and confusion over its use for stud purposes. The writer notes Mr. Anderson did not buy a steer for breeding and asks about latest livestock breeding developments.
A dental health guide for pregnant patients explains timing of visits with obstetric care. It notes middle trimester as safest for dental work, cautions against extensive procedures, and discusses anesthesia X rays and antibiotics safety for mother and child.
A former business partner commends William McCauley Battaile as honest capable and progressive. He lauds Battaile’s long record as a business executive and asserts he would pursue Winchester’s civic and economic growth as mayor.
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