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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1964
Page
4
The notice lists contact and editorial leadership for the Winchester Evening Star in Winchester Virginia along with subscription rates. It includes names JACK F. DAVIS and EUGENE MILLER and indicates postal details and rate structures for carriers motor routes by month and year with regional postage notes.
Morocco plans a gradual land reform to avoid economic disruption, paying owners before transfer and keeping land in large production units. Peasants face a ten year probation before ownership, while other regions pursue harsher routes. A rogue tax movement on Papua island mocks Johnson’s rule. The piece ends with a quip on the Republican National Committee.
The British foreign office cited a reliable neutral source claiming German losses in the Polish campaign were far heavier than German sources admitted. Capt. Louis McCoy Nulton, formerly in command of the armored cruiser Montana, was seen in Winchester with his family while the ship lay anchored in New York. Miss Katie Pelter of Nain visited Miss Nannie Ritter in Gainesboro.
The piece reflects on small daily events shaping life and character. It cites garage doors briefly misbehaving due to a single faulty wire and argues that minor happenings accumulate to influence personal and societal outcomes. The author urges attention to small causes in daily life.
Analysis notes nervous questions abroad about President Johnson’s health and succession prospects. It covers potential constitutional steps if Johnson cannot serve, the role of the national committees, and the timing of electors and inauguration amid foreign travel and a 1958 heart attack. It cites Farley’s view on Humphrey as successor and references constitutional safeguards and the lame duck period.
A humorous roundup of everyday irritants and social quirks from a 1950s era column. The list spans political buttons fatally mispronounced candidates cocktail parties and absurd camera ready scenes. It lampoons campaigns desk signs and modern manners with brisk jabs and satirical vignettes.
A letter asserts Barry Goldwater supports a strengthened Social Security and criticizes the Johnson administration for supposedly endangering it. It argues the nuclear weapons policy mirrors past eras, condemns LBJ as duplicitous, and warns of socialism and communism. The writer calls readers to vote on November 3.
A civic prompt lists choices on government scope, fiscal policy, farm pricing, and Supreme Court appointments. Julian Pierce Beaver of the Winchester club advocates evaluating truthfulness, fear tactics, and stewardship before casting a ballot for the man of one’s choice.
Wayne Brandstadt MD explains fluorides in home water require a prescription and pharmacists follow the law. The column also answers reader questions on muscular dystrophy myasthenia gravis nicotinic acid neuridimitis neurodermatitis and treatment including calamine lotion and avoidance of scratching.
A dated test listing 10 daily score ranges from 9 to 10 correct equals Memory Genius down to 4 equals Good. It offers Page two for the correct answers and presents a jumble of questions about Monroe birth state cross threads warps wool Lincoln Congress New England states sugar content fruits Berne capital Churchill Pp and object front portion.
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