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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1964
Page
4
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The United States seeks enforcement of the UN charter and warns Russia could lose its Security Council vote for two years of unpaid dues. Many members owe dues, but Moscow faces the strongest pressure to pay. The effort includes a proposal to weight influence by payment level, though changes seem unlikely. Senate Baker McCloskey hearings may dominate politics without yielding new facts before election.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on a clock powered by atmospheric pressure as a metaphor for daily miracles. He compares the perpetual motion of the clock to life, trees with unique leaves, and the vast variety of humanity, urging recognition of everyday wonders.
The piece recalls John W. Davis challenging Calvin Coolidge in a fractious Democratic convention amid Ku Klux Klan tensions and West South splits. Coolidge ran a restrained, steady campaign, winning the presidency by a landslide as Davis failed to ignite broad support.
A Letter to the Editor expresses sympathy for Mr Rowland whose view of the countryside was blocked by a sign. The writer, a self described shut in, condemns the arbitrary sign placement and asks what can be done, questioning the power of the press.
A quirky remark notes a new father forgetting a cigar he chewed on for hours. It contrasts a pleasant summer with a subsequent dip in finances in several cases.
Hal Boyle offers a wry column noting odd habits and social quirks. He jokes that less self assurance correlates with more credit cards and mocks billboard fame, bar snacks, gift giving, and familiar foibles in a lighthearted montage.
A physician notes sunlight helps psoriasis by clearing lesions and lengthening remissions when used with treatments like coal tar ointments or Synalar cream. Home ultraviolet lamps provide a safe alternative. avoid overuse and follow rest periods between cortisone related courses while continuing tars for best results.
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