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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1964
Page
4
The piece notes a fall in embezzlements over two years but a 43 percent rise in bank robberies in 1963 over 1962, totaling 3 371 000 in 659 holdups, with robbery records tied to broader law enforcement advances and a warning that crime could spike if robbers lose interest. It also reports Seneca men granting women voting rights but restricting them from holding office, keeping council leadership male.
Judge Stephen refused to halt the sonic boom testing in Oklahoma City and allowed the case to proceed to appeal. He argued the city could be drafted for national welfare, noting the program provides essential information for the federal government and could open the door to more tests and exercises involving communities.
Frankie Snapp aged 13, son of Mr and Mrs James Snapp of South Cameron street, won the second annual Winchester Evening Star marble tournament. He earns a free trip to Wildwood New Jersey for the national marble tournament. Billy Everhart finished runner up. Judge Snag Sargent estimated about 500 youngsters participated. The Winchester Fair Grounds were sold for 25000 dollars to A C Oates. The old John D Hartman blacksmith shop at Albin was to become a sweet cider mill run by Lewis A Hudson.
Earl L. Douglas discusses charity as benevolence and virtue. He warns against charity used to aid the unworthy and urges directing help toward creative relief, stressing tenderness and the ennobling effect on both giver and receiver. He advises erring on the side of generosity.
The article reports on misinterpretation of Senator Goldwaters remarks about possible defoliation and limited use of low yield atomic weapons in Vietnam. It notes denouncements by U Thant and Nikolai Fedorenko, with UPI and press outlets clarifying he would not use nuclear weapons and that he opposed escalation.
The piece argues the Supreme Court ignores core constitutional limits in allowing federal courts to compel local bodies to levy taxes for a public school program. It questions enforcement issues, potential jail risks for officials, and broader implications for state and local governance and funding disparities.
Executives and professionals join amateur groups like Chicago Businessmen's Orchestra and Powerhouse Five Plus Many to escape office worries. John G Powers of Prentice-Hall notes music helps forget the day, while others such as Wall Street lawyers and brokers perform in charity events and dixieland ensembles across the country.
A reader asks if a working man can live on carrot juice without protein and the effect on the liver. Answer: protein foods are needed daily, carrotone can turn skin yellow but not liver jaundice. do not overdo carrot juice.
A religious quotation cites Luke 3 6 and Henry Van Dyke urging readiness for immortality. It emphasizes loving life and living bravely faithful and cheerful as a path to salvation.
A quiz guide claims to measure IQ over 10 days with daily scoring. It lists ten questions about poetry to a louse, a game, Rip Van Winkle’s dog, the Ku Klux Klan period, blood and sand, horology, Notre Dame, two nations in wars, Sacramento capital of California, and killing the tat ed calf.
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