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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1964

Page

4

Winchester Evening Star subscription notice features rates and staff

The Winchester Evening Star lists circulation by mail with rates and staff details. It names Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor Eugene Miller as Managing Editor, with national representation and mailing information.

Jack F. Davis Eugene Miller Winchester Gallagher-Delisser, Inc East 44th _St New York City

Misrouted mail hampers Hartford festival brochures

Hartford Festival Orchestra faced a calamity after 10,000 ticket order brochures sent to New York addresses were not delivered. The Hartford post office found none reached recipients, while New York officials reported no deliveries in a random check.

Hartford New York Post Office Hartford Festival Orchestra The Pony Express

Olympic Games Near Open in Tokyo Highlight U S Star Power

More than 450 American athletes will compete in Tokyo at the opening on October 10. About 1,700 news and camera crews plan coverage, with potential U S TV via Syncom satellite. The Soviet program reportedly costs 1.2 billion, while private support for the American 2.5 million effort lags. Americans urged to send donations to the U S Olympic Committee.

United States Tokyo Park Ave New York N.Y

The Sea Keeps Its Secrets After Thresher Wreck

The article notes photographs of the Thresher debris confirm location but offer little on cause. It argues final explanations may never be known, as maritime mysteries endure despite modern knowledge and exploration.

Thresher

Economic growth and steel pricing in U S

In Washington and Chicago, Joseph L Block of Inland Steel and Robert C Tyson of U S Steel outline economic paths to jobs and growth. They argue profits, investment climate, and wage trends shape the nation’s fight against poverty and unemployment.

Washington America Joseph L. Block Inland Steel Company Robert C. Tyson U.S. Steel Corporation Tyson Taxpayers Conference Public Expenditure Survey Wisconsin

Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas

The meditation urges Americans to avoid selfish comfort and urges use of wealth for global good. It warns excessive ease weakens nations and calls for social responsibility to prevent ruin.

Earl L. Douglas

Women Reject Identifying Badges But Men Wear Them Ok

HAL BOYLE surveys reactions to the idea of badges identifying types of women and men. Women across the country reject badges for themselves while suggesting badges for men, then dismiss the plan as impractical and unnecessary.

O.K New York

Steady Progress in Psoriasis Treatment and Health Q A

Medical update notes psoriasis causes remain unknown but progress in treatments such as Aminopterin Methotrexate and colchicine under strict supervision. Diet and stress influence are discussed with warnings about unproven remedies and the importance of professional medical oversight.

Democrats Open South Counterattack On Goldwater in 1964

Washington Observers note Democrats launched a strategic push to win back the Deep South for Johnson. Mrs. Lyndon Johnson is named as a leading influence, appealing to traditional Southerners. Business leaders with pragmatic ties to prosperity are targeted, while Black voters are mobilized through civil rights gains and jobs promises. The plan hinges on which group—southern traditionalists, business elites, or newly enfranchised Negro voters—will be decisive, with Texas and Georgia among key states.

Washington Barry Goldwater South Johnson Senator Goldwater Henry Fowler Virginia the Treasury National Democratic Campaign Organization Texas Georgia North Carolina Louisiana New South

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