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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
5
New York AP reports the three major networks gear up for a presidential election year with large staffs and new electronic cameras. They plan extensive convention coverage, political programs for diverse audiences, and tighter scheduling as campaign ads rise.
The House backed a bill to expand ROTC in high schools and colleges after a clash with Defense Secretary McNamara over his earlier proposal to cut ROTC. Rep. Hebert, angry over the plan, secured the personal victory on the floor.
A dense listing shows a full daily broadcast grid with time slots for multiple networks. Entries include The Rifleman Amos ’N’Andy, The Stooges, Huntley BrinKley Report, CBS News, The Virginian, The Beverly Hillbillies, The Danny Kaye Show, Peter Gunn, The Edg e of Night, The Edge of Night, and various soap operas and game shows across channels.
Earle B. Mayfield former U S senator from Texas 1922 1928 died Tuesday after a sudden illness Democratic successor was Tom Connally The obituary notes other deaths including J Donald Ferguson Agnes Countess of Winchelsea and Notting ham and Dr H Meigs Beyer. Mayfield served 1922 to 1928.
Gov. William W. Scranton travels south to secure delegates for the Republican presidential race. He cheers Henry Cabot Lodge's backing and aims to sway uncommitted delegates in West Virginia and Florida as Goldwater leads with 694 delegates.
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda survives the first nonconfidence motion since July 1960 with a 270 to 164 vote. The Liberal Democratic Party defeats the censure from Socialists and Communists. International notes include Kuwait lending Algeria funds for a pipeline and China and West Germany exchanging newsmen.
First time visitors to Sicily are surprised when ordering orange juice and receiving a beverage that looks like tomato juice but is actually Sanguinello blood orange. The fruit is deeply red inside and highly prized by Sicilians for its juiciness and taste.
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