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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1964
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star provides local notices and daily news to Winchester Virginia readers. The paper lists staff roles and contact details including editor, general manager, and news offices. Subscription rates are shown as 1.00 per delivery.
The article links space age materials and solar powered car concepts to future vehicles while noting cost as a barrier to industry adoption. It discusses fears loneliness boredom and inferiority as common human emotional challenges and praises ordinary people for enduring them.
A reader recalls India seen street sleeping and contrasts it with indifference. The meditation urges staying sensitive to others suffering, noting Jesus' anger at oppression and urging action rather than passivity. It frames justice, righteousness, and God as offended by neglect.
The county's population rose from 17 337 in 1960 to about 23 500 in 1963 with 1964 enrollments at 5 839 students in 17 schools. James Wood and the new Frederick County Junior High School face crowded facilities necessitating long term planning and more classrooms, buses, and teachers.
Henry J. Taylor accuses Lyndon Johnson of distorting the atomic issue to scare voters. He cites Time and U S News reports, cites MC48 and M3-54-3 documents, and asserts NATO and U S defense plans authorize presidential and contingency use of nuclear weapons.
A Hal Boyle column notes the Soviet Union has more than 90 race tracks with betting legal. It pokes at curiosities from animal leaps to grocery stock growth, adds trivia about presidents who published while in office, and shares folklore about money and travel luck.
A Wall Street Journal full page ad from Ohio touts a balanced budget and low taxes. It cites tax per $1 000 of personal income ranking Ohio eighth from the bottom at 82 99 while Vermont Wyoming Louisiana and Minnesota top the list.
Dr Brandstadt cautions against weekly laxatives for children noting that poisons claim in the digestive tract are a myth. He urges a balanced diet and plain warm water enemas for constipation, warns of mucous colitis from laxative overuse, and advises medical guidance for health issues.
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