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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1964
Page
4
Local newspaper masthead and contact information listing national and regional circulation, staff roles, and mailing details. Includes editors Eugene Miller and Gallagher Delisser, Inc. address in New York and subscription rates in the carrier and motor route format.
The Presidential Commission concludes Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone with motives from a twisted personality and finds no conspiracy links, domestic or foreign, including with Jack Ruby. The report exposes Warren's controversial remarks and weighs the commission’s conclusions against public rhetoric.
A brief note claims Greece earned over 700000 dollars from the wedding of King Constantine and Princess Anne Marie of Denmark. The piece casts royalty as a monetary resource and suggests monarchies could boost economies in underdeveloped nations through marriages.
U.S. coinage officials study silver shortages and dwindling stockpiles with forecasts of possible changes within five years. Plastics are explored as a currency option but riskier for counterfeiting than metals.
Washington reports that Red China has completed a bomb program and will test soon. Experts warn a full arsenal could emerge within years, forcing a regional and global security response including NATO protection for Asia and coordinated U.S. diplomacy to avert a future catastrophe.
A medical columnist answers reader questions on contagion after TB, urinary incontinence in an elderly man, Spartase effects on fatigue, recovery after lumbar surgery, and general health guidance. The page also offers a quiz and instructions to send letters to Dr Brandstadt.
A psychologist argues most people act from their own volition choosing what they want most. The piece notes people claim higher values yet prioritize personal desires and excuses. It concludes with the question am I truly doing what I want, suggesting life aligns with my choices.
A humorous AP style list notes middle aged markers such as shorter haircuts, belt tightening, hospital visits, tying broken shoelaces, preferring home baseball, and avoiding night outs. It lampoons aging habits with lines about exercise, air, naps, and the slower pace of life.
W. Harrington Smith Jr of 603 S Loudoun St writes condemning Governor Harrison for aligning with liberal Democrats and ADA. He urges Virginia Democrats to repudiate Harrison and any candidates tied to Lyndon Johnson, Hubert Humphrey, and ADA, arguing Conservative Democrats will fail after Byrd's departure. He warns of Democratic decline and urges street-level political awareness.
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