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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1964
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists pricing for subscriptions and delivery options. Rates include one year in advance at 9.50, six months at 5.25, and one month at 1.00, with separate mail and motor route terms and outside Virginia postage adjustments.
Critics argue the President misused secret defense information in his Sacramento speech promoting a missile interceptor system. Observers say relying solely on missiles signals a defense gap and urge caution in revealing classified material for political gain.
The article notes at least 75 ways to catch a cold and the lack of a cure. It comments on billions spent annually on remedies that may relieve but not cure, while hopeful research aims to pinpoint causes to reduce pointless nostrums.
The piece argues that Lyndon Johnson’s campaign broke with tradition by drawing cabinet members into partisan activity. Secretaries McNamara Dillon and Rusk testified at the Atlantic City platform committee and have since used their offices for campaign purposes, a move critics compare to prior presidents’ limits on defense and security officials engaging in politics.
A meditation on Christopher Columbus noting his fame yet flawed logic. It argues his voyage sprang from wrong reasons, misjudged estimates, and the unintended discovery of two American continents. The piece contrasts old beliefs with future space ambitions, urging steadfast exploration.
Ashley Montague argues in the October NEA Journal that teaching young people to think clearly and to feel deeply is essential for social change. The piece cites rising enrollments, teacher demand, and spending, plus notes a proposed National Humanities Foundation and the new book Man Education and Work by Grant Venn.
William S. White denounces violent teen heckling at political events as a national disgrace. He argues for strict police action against disorderly conduct and condemns attacks on Barry Goldwater and Mrs. Lyndon Johnson as uncivil, dangerous, and harmful to public discourse.
Wayne Brandstadt MD notes AAP guidance for infant immunizations starting at 2 months with the first DTP and pertussis vaccine, then second dose at 3 months, Sabin polio type I, third DTP dose at 4 months, OPV at 4 1/2 months, and further doses at 6 8 9 months including measles and smallpox vaccines, with typhoid only during an epidemic threat.
By HAL BOYLE, a humorous take on birthday rituals as people age, interwoven with stray medical advice on vaccines and infection prevention. The piece blends nostalgic reflections on birthdays with cautions about wounds and contamination.
An IQ test outline offers daily questions over 10 days with scoring bands from Memory Genius to Good. It includes sample queries on names, geography, Bible books, city festivals, ocean coasts, boat types, physics of rotating rims, buoyancy, and spider food.
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