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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1964
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star notes its establishment in 1896 and daily circulation excluding Sundays. Contact options include News and Business departments with listed phone numbers and a New York advertising representative. Subscription rates and postage details are partially shown with various timeframes.
Dr Otto Frederikson a retired Madison College history professor urged balanced federal budgets to influence Latin America. He warned a home crash would aid Communists and urged Monroe Doctrine revival over Khrushchev Doctrine citing Cuba as a violation. He cited Brazil inflation and called for US financial reform and restraint on Alliance for Progress.
The Star Files recalls 1939 Memel speech by Adolf Hitler promising no harm to others. Norway plans to double naval recruits amid northern Europe tension. Recruits finished training ordered to stay in service as Mrs. Victor L. Denny Mrs. Elgin Roof and Mrs. C. J. Sager spend a Washington day.
Reports from 1914 recount Kermit Roosevelt suffering two broken ribs and fever while on an expedition with his father in Brazil. The battleship Oklahoma was launched at Cramp shipyards in Camden New Jersey. Carrie Lillian Roberts wed Herbert William Murphy in Cedar Grove White Hall families noted.
Norman Cousins and others argue education should train students to think and learn how to learn. The piece discusses levels of questioning, from concrete facts to creative thinking, and urges lifelong development of interpretive and critical thinking skills across all subjects.
Daily meditation notes four people bearing crosses on Jesus crucifixion day. The penitent thief believes Jesus is King while the impenitent thief rejects him. Simon of Cyrene acts as bystander compelled to help. Soldiers force the cross upon Christ who dies for humanity.
HAL BOYLE notes that 82 percent of Americans arrested for speeding are under 35. The piece blends assorted social musings, demographics, and curious facts, citing youth, happiness, employment turnover, and historical quotes in a jaunty column tone.
Henry J. Faylor argues that Charles de Gaulle's statesmanship impresses yet misleads, portraying him as a dangerous force shaping policy behind the scenes. The commentary compares de Gaulle to Napoleon, notes his risky moves against NATO Britain and America, and claims his Latin American push widens a Moscow Peking Paris axis threatening Western unity.
CF remains a mystery yet controllable disease. It is hereditary requiring both parents to carry the trait with a three in four chance a child is affected. Early recognition via a sweat test guides treatment including fat digestion aid and antibiotics. Vaccination against whooping cough and measles is urged. Mucomyst helps lung mucus in serious cases.
A fragmented quiz item from a history column asks about special uses for wood since 240 B C. The readable text hints at a question about ancient applications but lacks complete context or answer.
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