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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1964
Page
4
Second Class postage paid at Winchester Virginia. Gallagher Delisser Inc located at 11 East 44th Street New York City is listed as national representatives.
A senate vote against the civil rights bill by Senator Barry Goldwater is praised as a display of principle over political gain. The piece notes his eight minute speech, his constitutional concerns, and the clash with Republican leaders ahead of the convention. It argues he would rather be right than President.
The Star Files notes Yankee president Ed Barrow announced Lou Gehrig is suffering from chronic paralysis and may never play again. Firefighters saved Russell Heflin trapped by smoke on the third floor of a Winchester home. Marshall Farmer travels to Washington to seek signatures from legislators. Nine die as plane collides with a dirigible near Vienna. Villa proclaims Angles president of Mexico. Majestic sinks after collision near St. Louis. 10 to 15 missing aboard.
A World War I era meditation urges applying Jesus Christ’s teachings to national and international dealings. Earl L. Douglas frames Balfour's address on permanent world peace and notes a Japanese student's question challenging secular governance without scripture.
Apple growers confront a looming surplus as production rises across major states. Washington leads while New York Michigan and Virginia report growing plantings and shifting variety trends toward Delicious and Red Delicious with processing as a possible outlet. Experts warn many orchards may become marginal as acreage expands and demand struggles to keep pace.
A fragmented piece notes lines about Hal Cochran and odd items in a town scene. It mentions a furniture store owner advertising and a ride on a bus. The text also references a mother and a young person in unclear terms.
Senate remarks by Barry Goldwater frame his vote against parts of the civil rights bill as constitutional concerns while affirming support for civil rights and opposition to discrimination. He argues for reform via constitutional methods and warns against constitutional breach influencing presidential nomination.
An article examines 19th century dentistry from teeth sales to transplant practices. It notes surgeons bought teeth from the dead, sometimes on battlefields, and describes methods, claimed lifespans, and risks before modern sterilization and antibiotics.
A compact reflection references the idea that God is light for believers, citing Revelation 22 5. It frames faith as guidance and hope for final victory and moral clarity.
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