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June 9 1964 Winchester Evening Star reports weather conditions with sleet and rain delays. Weather note appears alongside standard newspaper masthead and classified items.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1964
Page
4
June 9 1964 Winchester Evening Star reports weather conditions with sleet and rain delays. Weather note appears alongside standard newspaper masthead and classified items.
Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson risks his Liberal government by pushing a national flag and anthem. He seeks to bridge a French English divide and counter separatist pressures in Quebec, hoping symbols will strengthen a united Canadian identity.
Public opinion polls dominate political debate as the 1964 election nears. Readers recall past polling misfires from 1936 and 1948 while a half dozen nationwide firms collect voter preferences making room for more before November.
Garland R. Quarles urged graduates to bring idealism into the world as 111 Handley High School seniors received diplomas. Britain's King and Queen greeted American legislators in a Capitol reception underscoring enduring Anglo American ties. In Flint, UAW workers crossed CIO lines to work at GM plants despite Homer Martin AFL strike calls.
A Vera Cruz telegram reports General Huerta, Blanquet and cabinet remnants leaving Mexico City for Vera Cruz as US mediators outline a pacification plan and a provisional government with Carranza to head foreign affairs. Mrs. H. D. Fuller departs for Philadelphia to visit the Barries and return soon with friends.
The piece urges understanding over envy of youth and notes youths face restlessness, romance disappointments, and overwhelming temptations. It argues parents and educators must offer support and love, acknowledging the enduring challenges youth confronts across generations.
The piece reviews McFarland Falkenberg’s How To Stop Smoking In Five Days linking its plan to medical and psychological guidance. It notes coffee as a trigger, jokes about quitting, and teases related titles like The First Day of Friday with a humorous subplot about a maid and her master.
Henry J. Taylor urges President Johnson to break with Kennedy policy and adopt a tougher stance against the Soviet Union and China. He cites the need for concessions in return, criticizes soft responses, and highlights remarks by former diplomat Robert Murphy on realistic diplomacy and peaceful coexistence as tactical deception.
HAL Boyle notes the federal government has over three million secret documents. The roundup also includes global odds and ends from voting fines in Greece to weather tests in India, with quirky quotes and trivia about bombs, epitaphs, and colors in Europe.
A Winchester resident writes to The Star praising Bill Battaille as a mayoral candidate. The author extols his long acquaintance with Battaille and predicts enhanced prestige for Winchester among residents visitors and out of town expatriates. The letter emphasizes admiration for Battaille and his family and notes the author’s personal support.
An article on bedwetting in children discusses multiple causes including emotional issues, infections, diabetes, and seizures. It advises patience after ruling out organic problems and suggests gradual bladder training and alarm devices for persistent cases.
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