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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1964
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists contact numbers News-662-3878 and Business-662-3428 with staff names JACK F. DAVIS and EUGENE MILLER. It shows circulation by telephone estimates and provides subscription rates and mailing details for local and out of state readers.
Secretary Willard Wirtz backs NEA recommend ations calling for two additional years of tax supported education beyond high school. He argues it would upgrade manpower and cut unemployment by keeping youths in school, though educators fear classrooms becoming a dumping ground for unmotivated students.
The U S liner Manhattan carried $56,160,000 in gold consigned to the United States for safekeeping amid European tensions. A Berryville community building was announced by the American Legion Lloyd Williams Post No 41. Betty Shryock, Duke University student, visits family for spring break. Linnekogel sets new aviation record in Germany with 18 feet altitude and one passenger, drawing strong public acclaim. Holstein breeders and sale details noted. a resident from Tomah was spending vacation in Winchester.
The piece contrasts common fears of a punitive God with biblical images of God as light love and mercy. It argues that biblical depictions center on divine goodness tender mercy and loving kindness rather than harsh judgment. It suggests human perception of God’s severity is overstated compared to God’s infinite love.
U S officials led by Secretary Dean Rusk and Assistant Secretary Harlan Cleveland explore ways to curb the impact of the one nation one vote rule at the United Nations General Assembly. The plan considers creating sub bodies or delegated powers to ensure major powers retain influence while new nations gain voice.
Former Supreme Court Justice Charles E. Whittaker warned that terms like integration and segregation are misused in the civil rights bill debate. He argued integration involves affirmative mixing, not merely ending discrimination, and cautioned Congress against overstepping federal authority in private rights.
The piece argues rural areas cannot fund broad library services alone and highlights regional systems. It notes cooperative networks spread materials, expertise, and services through bookmobiles, branch networks, and shared administration, with state and federal aid expanding under the Library Services Act.
A physician advises avoiding sun to fade blotches and using masking creams with a white base and red yellow toning for color blend. He notes no drug removes blotches and warns against fire ant allergies, with epinephrine or antihistamines for reactions and antiseptics or antibiotics for local lesions. Swallowing issues merit X-ray to rule out obstruction or other causes.
A courtroom discussion centers on the scope of Congress power over public accommodations. Justice Whittaker notes potential parallels to the Civil Rights Act of 1875 and warns against drawing conclusions about current legislation. He distinguishes between broad public businesses and entities fully regulated or subsidized by government. The fragment ends recalling colonial dates.
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