Winchester Evening Star notices and masthead
Community newspaper masthead and contact details listing Winchester Virginia publication info. Contains editor names, postage statements, telephones and subscription rates with regional postage notes.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1964
Page
4
Community newspaper masthead and contact details listing Winchester Virginia publication info. Contains editor names, postage statements, telephones and subscription rates with regional postage notes.
Britain raises the Bank of England base rate from 4 to 5 percent to steady the payments balance and curb an overheating economy. The move aims to restrain borrowing while elections near, with U S considerations and potential future discount rate changes noted by observers.
In Washington two Interior Department workers in the mineral division of the Bureau of Mines sat idle for five and a half months because their boss would not assign tasks. They refused outside postings but now agree to take the jobs they previously rejected. The episode raises questions about government staffing and taxpayer burden.
Hats regain prominence as a new president gifts hats boosting demand. Manufacturers unveil modified national Western styles to emphasize ties to the presidency. Brims are back and sales may rise as the hat industry recovers from Kennedy era hatlessness.
The 1939 note reports glamorous star Hedy Lamarr and associate producer Gene Markey wed in California. Frederick and Clarke Counties and Winchester plan an essay contest on public health unit value. Tuberculosis seal sale in Frederick County raises 422.96. Handley Library adds Photographic History of the Civil War. Mount Hebron Cemetery storm reveals few bones in one grave. John Weach home at Pugitsville destroyed by fire.
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas presents Jacob as a flawed figure who becomes Israel after a dream of a heavenly ladder. It argues God is present in the world, cares for sinners, and maintains open earth heaven communication. The piece urges readers to seek a ladder experience and recognize God in daily life.
President Johnson presented a calm earnest image in a simultaneous TV radio press conference. He avoided showmanship, spoke carefully on Panama talks domestic policy and civil rights, and signaled readiness for future debates while stressing cautious diplomacy and responsibility.
New York writer Hal Boyle reflects on dreams versus actions. He cites three friends with lifelong ambitions a Carnegie Hall solo, harmless revenge fantasies, and writing the great American novel, noting dreams can yield satisfaction even when not pursued.
Washington observers see Henry Cabot Lodge’s Vietnam post as fueling a possible presidential bid in New Hampshire. Lodge faces pressure from backers to run, while critics warn a formal campaign would weaken Johnson’s position and Republicans’ stance on Vietnam.
Dr Wayne Brandstadt advises preparing for retirement by addressing income health and mental adjustment. He suggests early annuity planning and wise saving, gradual or partial retirement, and involvement in community service to maintain health and purpose.
Julia Pierce Beaver of the Winchester Business and Professional Women's Club appeals to readers March 4 as the Constitution reaches 175 years. She critiques Supreme Court justices and defends the right to prayer, urging study of the Constitution in schools and courts.
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