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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1964
Page
4
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The Supreme Court ruled that the Communist Party need not register under the Internal Security Act. Gus Hall hailed the decision as a victory for constitutional liberties, saying it allows expanded political activities. Critics doubt public approval matches Hall’s optimism.
The Geneva GATT talks proceed with fanfare then fade from view as participants delay action until after the U.S. elections. Countries postpone presenting exceptions lists until Nov 16 to avoid election pressure, while Britain also seeks delay. U.S. aims for 50 percent tariff cuts with few exemptions amid strategic diplomacy.
The Star Files note 1939 coverage: Lee Grant appointed City Manager by the Council at a salary of 3000 dollars per year. Other items include Chamberlain seeking consular withdrawal over espionage links, Dietrich luggage seized for tax questions, Byrd’s son earning a law degree, ship collision in fog, and social visits and trips among local residents.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on Jesus conversation with Nicodemus about being born of water and spirit. The piece describes baptism as cleansing sins and the spirit as renewing power, urging personal rebirth as a transforming, experiential gift from God.
The analysis weighs Robert F. Kennedy possibly running for New York Senate or serving as Johnson's VP. It notes civil rights fallout, cross over votes in New York, and potential impact on 1968 aims. It also compares Keating and Kennedy, mentions Salinger in California, and cites British candidacy rules for context.
A reader argues that religious heritage remains vital in American life despite support for religious freedom. She cites Jefferson and a 1952 Supreme Court decision, claiming government endorsement of religious instruction respects public needs and reflects traditional American values. Signed by Diane Stowe Burrus of Frisco Cape Hatteras, N. C.
Article extols dental hygienists and prophylaxis instruments, detailing gum anatomy, proper scraping depths, and when deep curettage should be done by a dentist. It emphasizes the value of hygiene visits, on fresh cleaned teeth, and routine X rays to reveal early cavities. Also includes a short trivia section on a memory quiz.
Frederick Taylor reports U S autos to unveil broad stylistic overhauls in 1965. Major firms spend about 1 billion on restyling across 1965 lines, adding disc brakes standard on some models and introducing new engines and body designs from Chevrolet, Ford, GM, AMC, and Chrysler.
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