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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1964
Page
4
Publication details show edition information for Winchester Evening Star dated Thursday March 19 1964 with management names and subscription rates. OCR fragment mentions Winchester Wisconsin and a press service line without a clear story.
Analysts examine how the female vote might shift as the presidential campaign unfolds. President Johnson keeps courting women audiences with public appearances and a bid to hire 50 women for top government posts, while Prince Sihanouk edges toward alignment with communists in Southeast Asia. The piece notes dancing at the White House and suggests the election could turn on social dynamics and optics more than policy.
From The Star Files 25 Years Ago 1939 City Manager Arthur M Field urged serious study and early action by the Common Council on water storage for use in a dry season. Also noted William C Douglas named to succeed Louis Brandeis on the Supreme Court.
A reflection on Jesus Christ teaching disciples to serve as he did washing feet and living in love. The text traces his life from crucifixion to resurrection and ascension, arguing nations and individuals should seek his example for guidance and mercy.
A columnist warns that raising the minimum wage from $1.25 to $2 an hour could trigger broad wage inflation, higher prices, and reduced hiring. He argues unions push the bill to lift overall wages while business groups warn of job losses and faster automation.
AP writer recounts switching from cigarettes to pipe smoking. He notes camaraderie among pipe enthusiasts, advice for beginners including denture wearers, and the social glow from his daughters. Tips include keeping pipes clean, building a carbon layer, using multiple pipes, not rushing or inhaling, and accepting the ongoing match scratching.
Henry J. Taylor argues Bobby Kennedy seeks a vice presidential slot by pressuring President Johnson. The piece compares RFK's maneuvering to Henry A. Wallace's 1944 bid, noting Kennedy's legal status as attorney general hinges on the President's pleasure and questioning Johnson's patience and judgment.
The rheumatoid factor is positive in about 76 percent of adults with true rheumatoid arthritis after six months of disease, with greater positivity in severe cases. It is rarely positive in children. The physician advises treatment before marriage if syphilis positive and notes polycythemia is not cancer, often linked to unknown causes, and controlled by reducing red cell count. bleeding or phlebotomy may be used.
A short humor item notes Hal Cochran delivering quips at a local event hosted by Friends School Co Op. The piece mentions audience reception and the comic’s witty barbs aimed at contemporary topics.
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