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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
4
The snippet provides publication details for the Winchester Evening Star with editorial leadership JACK F. DAVIS and pricing notes for subscriptions and postage. It lists contact references and distribution notes, including national representation and rate structures for different durations. The date shown is THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1964.
A House Appropriations Committee transcript reveals the United States Information Agency funded thirteen thousand five hundred ninety two dollars to subsidize a privately published book. The work, titled The Strategy of Deception, is sold overseas and at home without any acknowledgment of USIA support. Through the Government Printing Office Washington sells thousands of pamphlets and books on diverse topics to the public.
Editorial urges every American to display the flag on patriotic holidays and to renew dedication to the country. It warns that flag display symbolises sacrifice and freedom, and to resist internal and external forces seeking to raise other banners. It proposes the slogan Each citizen his own color guard for Flag Day.
The United States ordered the American Minister Hugh M. Grant to return home after closing its legation in Tirana Albania. Army Air Corps adopts rubber life rafts capable of supporting 20 men for its largest bombers developed at Wright Field Dayton Ohio. Three bankers Robert D Glaize Robert J Mc Nally and Joseph B Thomas attend the Second Virginia Bankers Conference at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.
Fifty years ago in 1914 Mrs Bud Fisher wife of the noted cartoonist who drew Mutt and Jeff suffered serious injuries in a New York automobile accident.
A meditation recounts John of Luxembourg the blind Bohemian king who died in battle with his nobles. His bravery inspired the English Prince of Wales to adopt Ich Dien as his crest, reflecting the timeless idea that courage echoes beyond death.
Former President Eisenhower warns of centralized power in Washington and proposes using an unused constitutional provision to empower states to block federal overreach. He cites Article V and a 1962 National Council of State Governments plan to amend the process, noting several states have endorsed it while Congress would still need to act.
HAL BOYLE recalls 1920s life to show how memories reveal age. The column notes retro norms such as home births, no hospitals, high soda prices, straw cuffs, icebox beer, and roses of public habits. It cites Coolidge and Fairbanks as era icons and contrasts past and present social mores.
Henry J. Taylor argues the GOP will unite behind Barry Goldwater if he wins the nomination at San Francisco. He criticizes stop Nixon style coalitions, urges Rockefeller to campaign nationwide for Goldwater, and asserts state influence via constitutional amendment pressure if Washington oversteps.
Health exhibits illustrate the public’s growing interest in wellness and science. The piece notes museum displays from embryology to heart disease prevention, with examples like a life sized Casie model and Paul Bunyan’s heart, plus national and international health museums and the Healthmobile reaching rural areas.
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