Winchester Star edition date and masthead
The Saturday October 10 1964 Winchester Evening Star masthead lists staff roles and subscription rates and notes the paper serves Winchester Virginia with offices and advertising contacts. It includes executive editor Jack F Davis and managing editor Eugene Miller and references Gallagher Delisser representatives.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
US East 44Th St
New York City
Measuring change and the rise of eavesdropping tech
The piece surveys a shift in science toward universal measurement units and a growing private and government sector for surveillance. It notes krypton-86 and cesium atom standards replacing metal bars and the expansion of bugging gear, aided by public and private investment, with legal gaps and countermeasures emerging.
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas
Earl L. Douglas urges spiritual leadership against worldly appeal. He cites John the Baptist and Jesus examples, arguing true remnant groups stand apart from prevailing culture and faced rejection.
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Earl L. Douglas
Campaign of charges and fear marks 1964 race
Washington analyzes the 1964 presidential contest as both Johnson and Goldwater attack each other with charges and innuendo. The piece notes gender and war fear tactics, media hype, and warns that voters may be swayed by emotion rather than issues. It questions the wisdom of campaigning by fear and slogans.
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Washington
Johnson
Indiana
Goldwater
Texas
Socialist Party
Union
United States
Berlin
Europe
America
Senator Goldwater
Curtis
Supreme Court
Questions from a child about stars and life
HAL BOYLE collects a string of child questions asked in New York about stars, God’s six day creation, algebra, venom in snakes, growing up, money faces, and simple daily mysteries. The piece captures children's curiosity and adults' difficulty answering such inquiries.
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New York
Susie
Letters Reconsider Democratic Leaders and Polio Efforts
A Virginia farmer criticizes modern Democrats and endorses Goldwater and Byrd, arguing for conservatism and restraint on debt while supporting polio eradication efforts led by Dr. Joseph M. Damron. Hugh Brent praises Damron’s work and Sabin vaccine progress in Winchester.
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Winchester
Joseph M. Damron
Pasteur
Peace and Prosperity Through War and Tax Burdens
A mid 20th century reflection cites Matthew 10:13 on peace and warns that wars built wealth through homes, farms, mines, and transport. George M. Humphrey, former Secretary of the Treasury, notes debt and inflation followed wartime growth and taxes.
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America
George M. Humphrey
Mouthguards Shield Notre Dame Players From Head and Neck Injuries
A Notre Dame football study shows mouthguards reduce head and neck injuries by cushioning blows and preventing jaw displacement. Dentists advise custom fitted, durable, soft enough to cushion impacts, and to stay in place without biting.
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Notre Dame University
Notre Dame
How's Your I Q Daily Quiz Answers
A quiz summary lists ten questions on minerals in the Aleutians dog-fall sport sea mollusk the Diogenes lantern state of the Union Virgin Islands purchase Cape Horn signals triangle angles and sailboat tiller versus car features.
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Diogenes
Congress
State of the Union
U.S
American Virgin Islands
Cape Horn
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Paris
Uncle Sam
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The
Jordan
John the Baptist
Jesus
Nazareth
By David Lawrence
Hal Boyle
the Star
Harry F. Byrd
Senate
H. L. Fishpaw
Berryville, Va
Star
Sabin
Hugh Brent
Cork St
William Lawrence
Lawrence
I.Q
Aleutian Islands
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