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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1964
Page
4
This item lists newspaper masthead details for the Winchester Evening Star including publication day, staff roles, and a pricing table for subscriptions by mail and carrier. It shows rates for one year six months and one month, plus single copy pricing.
The item notes Friday June 19 1964 as a date designation in the page. It reflects a calendar line likely part of a larger schedule or listing in the newspaper. The text provides no clear event, outcome, or named entities beyond the date.
Military tacticians revise views on infantry value as Western Europe and Southeast Asia prove foot soldiers remain essential in brush-fire wars. NATO partners Britain France and West Germany face troop strains while Vietnam and Hong Kong pressures test manpower commitments. West Germany could assume a leading role once rearmament plans of Bonn are reconsidered.
The New York Daily News quotes a Negro youth who recently arrived from Mississippi saying he fears for his life in New York and feels safer back home in Mississippi. The remark captures urban migration tensions and personal safety concerns expressed by a newcomer.
The 1934 Handley High School class planned a reunion with William Glaize as banquet committee chair for a Yorks venue and over 50 expected attendees.
The spirit of man is a candle of the Lord and man is made for God. The piece urges readiness to receive divine flame, humility, and steady burning to provide light in a world needing guidance. It contrasts receptive and unresponsive candles and stresses the simple, profound purpose of humanity.
The piece outlines how opponents of Arizona Senator Goldwater aim to erode his delegate support before the 1964 Republican National Convention in San Francisco. It notes possible roles for Governor Scranton and Richard Nixon, warns of last minute coalition moves, and cites a looming platform fight that could thwart Goldwater’s path to the prize.
William S. White argues the Supreme Court’s rulings threaten the balance of federal and state power by enforcing population based districting, undermining rural and state interests, and creating a city dominated political system. He cites Warren era decisions and quotes Justice Potter Stewart criticizing the court’s constitutional mandate.
Hal Boyle reflects on the fate of Hollywood sex symbols, recounting Marilyn Monroe and Jean Harlow. The piece notes their rise as glam figures, then gilded misery, debt, and manipulation by others. It cites Shulman’s biography based on Arthur Landin’s testimony and mentions Harlow’s death at 26.
Questions and answers cover heart murmur types and activity limits with functional murmurs not requiring reduced activity. It explains signs of heart failure and need for care, plus guidance on diet adequacy and nutrient needs for varying activity. It also notes acne scar planing as a non lifesaving cosmetic operation and points readers to local medical societies for surgeons and costs.
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