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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1964
Page
4
Historical notice shows publication data for the Winchester Evening Star with editors Jack F. Davis and Eugene Mille, mailing details, and subscription rates. It lists post office entry in Winchester Virginia, and pricing for subscriptions including rates in and outside Virginia and West Virginia.
The piece argues a fixed income threshold for poverty is flawed and notes Johnson’s $3,000 target. It warns poverty programs risk misdefining need, and stresses discipline to keep education and employment efforts focused amid political pressure.
Washington considers a mail back census trial in Louisville Kentucky this spring. If successful the form response method could replace house to house canvassing for 1970 nationwide. Fewer workers needed could cut costs while reducing door knocking for residents who face bill collectors fundraisers and solicitors.
Miss Margaret Byrd returns home after visiting Richmond and heads to Winchester with Miss Leila Leigh who will stay there. Miss Nelia Beverley arrives from the University of Chicago to spend three months with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw Beverley. Thomas P. Spates, once of this city now Clarke county, visits Winchester. Mrs. George W. Flora departs South Main boarding house for Martinsburg to make a new home.
The piece reflects on Jesus challenging ecclesiastical power and barren religion and suffering on the cross. It notes Christ died for sins, bore humanity's burden, and continues to challenge a sophisticated world, urging personal repentance. It ends by urging sorrow for self over pity for him.
Analysis outlines how a pending civil rights bill could open private clubs to public accommodations rules. It questions whether guest access to lodging dining or recreation by members or guests would trigger non discrimination provisions and lead to court challenges. The piece discusses hotels clubs and public facility definitions and possible exemptions.
George Reedy steps into the White House as press secretary guiding the Johnson era with calm, deliberate, informative leadership. The Chicago-born veteran leverages UPI training to shed Salinger’s style while eschewing Clichés, aiming for clear, substantive messaging.
James Marlow notes the Johnson administration and Khrushchev push a peace agenda in early 1964 while clashing over how to prevent all out war. Adlai Stevenson and President Johnson press for cease fire and peaceful change as Moscow calls for restraint including Formosa. Johnson warns that general war remains impossible but no shared path to ensure it.
Advice on denture cleaning with stiff brush and soap or baking soda, use of water-filled basin, and keeping dentures moist at night to avoid warping. Also includes health tips on mouth exams, plus a quiz page with ten questions and a puzzle unrelated to denture care.
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