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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1964
Page
4
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Soviet satellite regimes sharpen propaganda as cultural exchange looms. Polish critics mock capitalism while Bulgarians stage a show trial of a diplomat. Hungary warns travelers with essays on Soviet literature. Spring ushers in exchange talk, fueling youthful Bolshevik fantasies of the U S freedoms.
Postmasters general fade, but John A. Gronouski may leave a lasting niche. The article notes a spring rollout of a new anti dog weapon named Halt, a can of mineral oil and pepper under pressure to deter canines.
The report notes Polish border force boosts along Carpatho Ukraine and rising German threat near Munich. It cites battles in Africa, gang violence in Illinois, and a potential Russia Austria clash with mobilizations on the European front.
Column by William S. White analyzes the looming decision in Vietnam under President Johnson. It weighs expanding the war versus limited aid and warns of risks to Southeast Asia, allied support, and domestic politics in a presidential year.
A cheeky puzzle column introduces an IQ test with 10 daily questions. It assigns IQ bands from Memory Genius to Good and asks readers to unscramble state capitals define horse direction on command and true false carbon diamonds. It presents a calculus word problem and grammar fix with a final astronomy misdirection.
A veteran columnist argues Lyndon B Johnson confronts two mounting threats: South Vietnam’s deteriorating war effort and domestic civil rights upheaval. He notes shifting public opinion since Kennedy and Pence’s era, with Gallup records and political dangers intensifying before November.
Daily Meditation argues many fail to solve life problems because they avoid the central issue. They blame circumstances or partners while neglecting a core fault: selfishness or unrestrained passions. A courageous change is required to find happiness.
By HAL BOYLE a cable of conversations about repair bills and tips forms a humorous portrait of Alvin the television repairman. The notes portray neighbors teasing him about costs duties and his noisy customers.
A reader describes migraine with visual aura and headache, asks about fiansert and side effects. Doctors cite methysergide as a preventive with few risks, plus possible hormones, vitamins, or transfusions for other conditions. Premenstrual tension is discussed with hormonal imbalance and treatment options. Daughters’ early periods may be prolonged, with combined therapies recommended to regulate cycles and relieve waterlogging.
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