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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1964
Page
4
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An American psychologist in Toronto argues that parents who give teen sons cars as tranquilizers shirk responsibility. He warns that modern pressures push youth toward conformity, with marks, possessions, and sentimental generosity eroding the drive for achievement and a vigorous pursuit of success.
The piece notes Leonid Brezhnev emerging as a possible successor to Khrushchev. Brezhnev rose after Fal Kozlov faded, holding presidium and party secretariat roles and maintaining a decades long alliance with Khrushchev dating to the purges era.
The Star Files recalls 1939 events with Miss Mary Katherine Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl E Baker set to reign as Queen of the May at Shenandoah College Caton. Lassen Peak, dormant no longer belched steam and smoke drawing a naturalist north of Mineral California. The State Department studied defense value of a 12 mile territorial waters zone around the United States.
Dr Edward Ryan of the American Red Cross, captured at Zacatecas by General Maas, was saved by a War Minister Blanquet order and turned over to a Brazilian legation official for safekeeping. Troops suppressed miners at Trinidad and rescued threatened mine guards as tensions rose. Robert L Gray Jr departing Baltimore for Hamburg to serve as U S consul in Germany.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on Micah 6 8, urging to do justly love mercy and walk humbly with God. He argues religion must be practical, guiding thinking and action to improve self and world, contrasting Jesus critique of hollow theology.
Henry J. Taylor argues the United States funds and arms the Viet Nam war, notes Ho Chi Minh uses American weapons and Soviet training, and describes helicopter assaults, strategic hamlets collapse, Mekong Delta flooding, and rising American casualties while criticizing U.S. strategy and public awareness.
A feature on Dr Laurence C Jones of Piney Woods Mississippi, likened to Moses for educating thousands out of ignorance. From humble 1909 beginnings he built a 1600 acre campus, 20 buildings, and a self sustaining school teaching trades and academics, funded by gifts.
A doctor notes that prominent ears can cause teasing and affect a boy’s schoolwork until corrected by a simple operation. He cites a 14 year old boy improving markedly after surgery and discusses related pediatric conditions such as cystic hygroma and exam jitters.
A punchy quip by Hal Cochran mocks a fat man attending a smorgasbord calling it mere stuff and nonsense. He quips that considerable results can come from soft soap without harsh cleaners or ammonia or detergent.
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