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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1964
Page
5
Rev John S Moore reflects on meditation and prayer across ages and faiths. He cites Jesus in the desert during 40 days of fasting and reflection to illustrate choosing God's will over worldly power. The piece urges 20th century readers to seek daily solitude, meditation, and spiritual courage.
The excerpt urges daily self examination and prayer as a path to wisdom and guidance from God. It highlights examples of leaders who prioritize spiritual practices each day and cites scripture about finding strength in quietness. Tomorrow promises discussion on the Way to Peace.
Dolly Gee, 64, former manager of Bank of America's Chinatown branch, receives a five year prison sentence for an embezzlement scheme concealed over 34 years. U.S. District Judge Albert C. Wollenberg rejected a appeal, noting her role in expanding branch assets from $2 million to $12 million but stating the total concealed loss reached $340,000.
The Old Mater Company showcases its Wonder Rotunda at the New York World's Fair revealing a distinctive structure that drew visitors amid the fair's pavilions and exhibits.
Dr. Irving Itkin of National Jewish Hospital says a warm moist mold called Candian albacans grows in human mouths and throats and may cause asthma in about half the population. He notes antibiotics and steroids can encourage growth and that only those allergic to the mold likely develop asthma.
An advertisement states Primatene tablets are the most prescribed asthma formula by doctors now available over the counter. It promises rapid relief, opens bronchial tubes, loosens congestion, reduces tension, and provides hours of relief without prescription in many states.
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