Winchester Evening Star front page details March 18 1964
Publication page shows staff names and contact numbers for Winchester paper. Billing sections list subscription rates and editorial leadership for the edition dated Wednesday March 18 1964.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1964
Page
4
Publication page shows staff names and contact numbers for Winchester paper. Billing sections list subscription rates and editorial leadership for the edition dated Wednesday March 18 1964.
President Johnson and police officials discuss nationwide civil rights demonstrations and not letting unrest derail the nation. New York City leaders caution against turning streets into battlegrounds as scenes of tension rise in major cities.
The British government and France ordered their Berlin ambassador to deliver a formal note to Germany declaring the invasion of Czechoslovakia a complete repudiation of the Munich Agreement. Wall Street markets fell further as nerves over Europe persisted.
The text reflects on corruption as the cause of human failure before God and the tendency toward violence. It contrasts cosmic order with human rebellion, noting war as humanity’s greatest sin and suggesting inner disobedience leads people to fall short of their potential.
In Washington William S. White argues the June 2 California primary towers as the real GOP contest. Rockefeller falters post New Hampshire while Goldwater, aided by Knowland, bets big in California. Lodge’s NH win is minor. Nixon remains the enigma with Scranton as a fallback.
HAL BOYLE profiles Steve Lawrence as a TV recording and club star now on Broadway in a musical about a Hollywood heel. He discusses adapting across media, longevity, and his philosophy of life as a compromise between dreams and attainable goals. Lawrence emphasizes versatility, family life with Eydie Gorme, and hopes the Broadway show leads to films.
Column argues forty seven years after the 1917 Russian overthrow that Lenin and Bolsheviks used deception to seize power in Petrograd, undermine a provisional government, and ally with Germany. The piece warns against ongoing Sino-Soviet imperialism and likens current events to the October Revolution and its aftermath.
Wayne Brandstadt argues drug companies act as public benefactors in crises by offering antitoxin and antidotes at low or no cost. He highlights examples from botulism cases in Kentucky, antivenin supply, ammonia poisoning solutions, and phenylketonuria formulas funded by research and kept affordable. Public service extends to doctor education through courses, lectures, films, telecasting, and published reports.
A dated quiz feature outlines a ten day program with daily results and rating tiers from Memory Genius to Good. It asks ten trivia prompts including civic history, euthanasia meaning, CIA meaning, dry measure weights, land sections, Thor, atmosphere chemistry, ship masts, triangle angles, and true albino eye iris color.
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