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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1964
Page
4
The fragmentary text lists publication details for the Winchester Evening Star including editors and mailing rates. It mentions Chester, Va and New York offices, with pricing for subscriptions and postage.
The National Academy of Sciences praises federal generosity to basic university research but warns of increasing restrictions by Washington and campus leaders. Dr Edward C Welch criticizes space related project funding and urges fewer duplications, more private and directed effort, while a House committee probes the 15 billion dollar annual research spend.
Market analysis notes restrained buying could curb price rises as Brazil, world's leading exporter with nearly 18 million bags exported last years, faces crop issues. Nations like Salvador, Omala, Mexico, Ivory Coast, the Congo, and Uganda each report over 1 million bags. transport and global demand influence prices.
In 1939 Britain and allies stated readiness to support the Polish government’s integrity with arms. Other notes include Miss Mary Lois Bean named Princess Handley for the Apple Blossom Festival, and Arthur M. Field resigning as City Manager to join Memphis Chamber of Commerce. Speaker Champ Clark denounces toll repeal on Panama Canal ships. Rosney sale announced to Kenneth N. Gilpin. farm 85 acres with 36 dollars price, 60 acres apples. Seven armed men robbed Elma National Bank and burned the school to cover their escape.
The text reflects on Edwin Markham and Helen Keller arguing defeat can refine the mind and soul. Keller is praised as a leading twentieth century figure who embodies triumph over adversity and literary merit through severe challenges.
Senator Fulbright, head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, argues that the communist bloc is not monolithic and that shifts in intensity matter more than overall hostility. He questions the Cuba embargo as feasible, urges stronger moral force in Latin America, and warns appeasement risks.
AP columnist notes that April Fool's Day goes by different names in various countries, from Cuckoo Day in Scotland to Boob Day in Spain, and adds wry reflections on color TV, pearls, and famous quotes.
A reflective column recalls boyhood pranks in a blueberry patch and a legend about Old Platner who chased cousin Willy with a bean pole. The piece weaves garden book references, local characters, and spring memories from Handley Library shelves.
Wayne Brandstadt notes that a properly fitted hearing aid can aid many with incomplete nerve deafness though not those with complete nerve deafness. Seek an ear specialist for proper acoustical fitting and guidance. The piece also covers unrelated Qs on medications, ovulation, prostate issues, and a scoring quiz.
Please send your questions and comments to Dr Wayne G Brandstadt MD in care of this paper.
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