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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1964
Page
4
A U.S. Department of Labor report on women in technical services notes a pessimistic trend in some women staffed professions but its statistics do not fully warrant the fear of a drastic future role shift for women in industry and professions.
Safety officials offer six reminders to reduce highway deaths including starting trips rested, taking coffee breaks every 100 miles, reactivating headlights after night stops, keeping distance from the car ahead, avoiding colored glasses at night, and applying the Golden Rule behind the wheel. The piece also notes rising male participation in teaching and social work due to salary gains and demand.
Highway officials announce Route 50 will shift a mile south of Millwood and Boyce via Waterloo. Capt and Mrs Alexander Stewart, long based in New Mexico, were guests of Mrs B J Hillidge at her home. Dunbar owned by H B Duryea of the United States won the Derby England’s great turf classic. Ernest T Swanson left Winchester for Front Royal to pursue future business. David Reardon of White Post spent several days in Winchester with friends.
Earl L. Douglas discusses the balance of foresight and hindsight as keys to satisfactory living. He notes people overvalue future knowledge yet warns of avoiding calamities. Learn from past successes and mistakes to shape present judgment and future aims.
Opinion suggests federal courts may compel Virginia Prince Edward County to levy taxes and fund school systems, potentially directing state and local budgets. Text argues such power threatens separation of powers and local autonomy, warning of broader implications for Congress and private schools.
The piece notes that the average U S family carries over 15 000 in life insurance. It lists assorted trivia from long races to common beliefs, flagging cultural “Quotable notables” and light social observations like umbrella lending at a TV and radio exhibit.
Washington argues that the United States will not back down in Southeast Asia amid renewed Communist aggression in South Viet Nam and Laos. Johnson remains committed to aiding anti-Communist forces with 15,000 troops and ongoing air surveillance, despite election-year anxieties and the risk of wider war.
Wayne Brandstadt argues tennis remains enjoyable past forty if you build fitness first. Start with six to eight weeks of walking and calisthenics, warm up 15 to 20 minutes, and avoid injuries by proper technique and sensible play. Prioritize fun over glory, sun safety, daily activity, and a postmatch cool down.
A curiosity quiz asks ten daily questions with scoring like Memory Genius for 9 10 correct, Very Superior for 7 8, Excellent for 5 6, Good for 4 and directs readers to page two for answers. It includes questions onFlorida purchase country teeth reading by wife president scope front weather encyclopedia moon moonquake and insurance.
The text reflects devotional lines citing Daniel 9 4 and a John Masefield reflection on prayer. It presents a religious meditation on confessing sins and keeping commandments and the idea of God warming his hands at a devout heart.
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