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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1964
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices for carriers and mail including one year at $9.50, six months at $5.25, and one month at $1.00. Rates vary for outside Virginia and West Virginia with an additional $1 yearly credit, and distribution via independent motor routes or dealers is noted.
Guidance experts dispute punishment and discipline methods for toddlers and school children. They argue curiosity, individuality, and responsive parenting shape behavior while warning against confinement such as play pens and overcorrecting minor back talk.
A lighthearted tale of a young husband venturing into a supermarket while hungry. He buys items his wife would not, marvels at the bill, and returns home chastened. On the next trip he yields control to his wife, becoming supermarket broke.
Foreign Secretary Viscount Halifax announced Britain’s Navy will retaliate against any submarine attacks on English vessels attempting to run the nationalist blockade of Republican Spain. The piece notes related domestic and political items from 1939.
The piece argues that inaction can plague the very wealthy and widowed retirees, though radio and TV offer some relief. It urges the rich to awaken to useful tasks and to avoid the agony of inertia as age nears, noting that many active people remain productive. It concludes that using the brain and exploring available opportunities brings happiness.
Frederick County Schools director notes Virginia high school forensics involve Clarke County James Wood and others. Contests include debate public speaking spelling and prose reading with district regional and state levels, aiming to involve many pupils and develop talent.
HAL BOYLE notes a survey showing over half of Americans aged six and older wear glasses. Other items cover Vatican parchment restoration with vitamins, U S water bills near six billion dollars, and quirky quotes and trivia sections.
A critique argues Robert Kennedy plots a vice presidential bid to harness Catholic support and sway the 1960 race. It notes internal party tactics, Catholic voting patterns by state, and warnings that tying Kennedy to a Catholic bloc may backfire politically.
Wayne Brandstadt M D advises against giving beer to young children and endorses a balanced diet of milk and fruit juice. He answers questions on tic disorders in children, the futility of supplements for normal diets, and knuckle cracking in sleep, noting tics stem from emotional disturbance and advising counseling if needed.
A study guide describes a 100 question memory quiz over 10 days with daily score bands. It asks ten example questions about the U.S. flag meanings British crown jewels the oldest republic, longest lived land animal and more, ending with page 2 answers.
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