Winchester Evening Star Classified Telephones and Rates
The Winchester Evening Star lists contact lines and staff including Jack F. Davis and Eugene Miller. Subscription rates show annual 8.50, six months 4.75, monthly 1.00, with outside Virginia adds 1.00, and motor route options 9.50 yearly.
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Northern press questions Supreme Court reapportionment ruling
Rochester Times-Union and Camden Courier-Post condemn the Supreme Court for rewriting the Constitution in state reapportionment cases. Wall Street Journal warns of mounting criticism as the Warren Court faces perceived overreach. The Star notes life-tenured justices usurping authority, while broader papers express growing alarm.
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Rochester
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Times-Union
Supreme Court
Virginia
National Organization
Colorado
Camden
N. J
Courier-Post
The
Wall Street Journal
New York City
Star
Warren Court
Strife in Korea and Southeast Asia Ties
Analysis notes Korea’s status under U.S. oversight, 38th Parallel patrols, and $6 billion aid. It links regional tensions to Singapore Cambodia Laos and Vietnam, mentions student unrest in Seoul Inchon and other cities, currency devaluation, inflation, and anti Japan trade diplomacy rioting.
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Kora
United States
United Nations
North Korea
U.S
South Korea
America
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
Laos
Viet Nam
Seoul
Inchon
Japan
Lunch honor for Mrs. John Richmond of Detroit
Mrs. Herbert Cather hosted a luncheon in honor of Mrs. John Richmond of Detroit, the former Miss Jane Mudd of Winchester, with Miss Margaret Byrd attending the event. Thirty-two men were buried alive in Brooklyn when a Fourth Avenue subway excavation collapse trapped workers and prompted a large emergency response. Foreman Jacob A. Heveh was arrested on criminal negligence charges. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Trier hosted guests from New York, Mr. and Mrs. James Trier.
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Herbert Cather
John Richmond
Detroit
Richmond
Jane Mudd
Winchester
Margaret Byrd
Washington
Evelyn Walsh McLean
Hope Diamond
Brooklyn
N.Y
Fourth Avenue
75Th Street
Jacob A. Heveh
Lewis Trier
James Trier
New York
Federal court threats to jail Virginia county board over school reopen funding
A federal judge warns Prince Edward County supervisors they could go to jail if they do not vote to reopen public schools and levy taxes to fund them. The case centers on desegregation pressures and the Supreme Court’s authority to force funding decisions. The dispute tests local autonomy and the reach of Fourteenth Amendment rulings over school operations and private tuition grants.
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Washington
Oren R. Lewis
Supreme Court of the United States
Board of Supervisors
Prince Edward County
Virginia
State of
Congress
John D. Butzner, Jr
Surry County
Prince Eward County
United States
Adlai Stevenson
Supreme Court
Republic
Prince Edward
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Poison Ivy Prevention and Medical Q and A
A medical column explains that prevention relies on desensitizing injections given two to three months before exposure. Oral cortisone helps after blisters appear but no tablets prevent the reaction. It also covers aphthous stomatitis treatment and clarifies that canker sores respond little to mouthwashes.
Daily Meditation on Time Management by Earl L. Douglas
The meditation urges readers to regain control of a busy life by evaluating activities. It asks which tasks are essential and which are merely luxuries, urging to set priorities and put first things first before time controls you.
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Earl L. Douglas
Siewink
Republic of Texas
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Turkey
U.S
Four Million Americans Hold More Than One Job
A compact survey notes four million Americans work multiple jobs. Most are men and married, with a second full time role. The piece mixes anecdotes and trivia on work, culture, and history from various locales.
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New York
Tahiti
U.S
Travel Guides Offer Europe Tips For 1964
The 1964 Fielding’s Travel Guide to Europe by Temple Fielding and wife Nancy covers two dozen countries with current advice on visas, currency, transport, museums, and dining. Myra Waldo’s travel guide also debuts for the season, offering practical information for travelers, plus lists of notable museums and events.
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Austria
Belgium
France
Europe
Fielding
Temple Fielding
Nancy
Yugoslavia
Myra Waldo
The New Tyranny in Prince Edward County Schools
A 1954 Supreme Court ruling forced Prince Edward County to reopen public schools, ending race based denial. Ten years later the court affirms operation of schools funded by county and state taxes, sparking debate over taxation without representation and federal enforcement.
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