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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1964
Page
3
Dear Abby answer column recounts a 1964 reader letter about ongoing school life and personal habits. The note mentions new teachers and a request for guidance on relationships and self improvement. The piece reflects the classic advice format urging readers to take action and seek help.
At Stanbrook Abbey in England nuns operate six presses forming a modern scriptorium. Works include religious texts and medieval spiritual writings printed on handmade paper with hand illumination. Access is restricted, but some secular titles and Christmas cards are sold commercially.
Charges against Abingdon drive in theater owner L J Pepper were dismissed after conflicting testimony over whether the film Heat of Summer had censorship approval. The August 12 confiscation near Moonlite Drive In sparked a court fight as the Virginia board of censors gave mixed letters confirming and denying approval. Judge Thomas L Hutton ruled the case out and rejected defense calls to seize the film.
Earls Court London announces the world’s largest boat show opening January 6 in its great hall. The event features the biggest floor area and the most boats, with water tanks for afloat displays and simulated surf. The 10 day show expects international and British exhibitors and buyers.
AP report from New York notes rising profits across U S corporations prompt executives to argue profits reflect production gains and demand. Leaders say margins lag sales and investment, urging cautious government action to preserve incentives for expansion and jobs.
Dr Brandstadt explains cod liver oil supplies vitamin D to prevent rickets and warns against excess. discusses vitamin A toxicity, hair loss, and dietary sources. He notes vitamins do not directly cause weight gain and stresses a balanced diet over supplements.
Washington AP dispatch reports Doris Fleeson the nationally syndicated political columnist was in his hospital after a stop during the early train tour. Fleeson left the Lady Bird Special in Charlotte North Carolina and then flew to the city for medical tests with her husband Dan A Kimball confirming she would stay a few days for evaluation.
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to Wayne G Brandstadt M D care of this paper. The doctor cannot answer individual letters but will respond to general interest questions in future columns.
Mrs. Everett Crank found her Shetland pony grazing on the living room rug after a neighbor child left a door open while visiting Teresa Crank to take her to school. The family reported no injuries and the incident left the rug chewed.
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