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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1964
Page
9
A collection of Dear Abby Q A exchanges from 1964 includes marriage haste without blood tests in several states, a note about a troublesome summer with uninvited guests, a caller asking to be called Nothing, and a parenting dilemma about a teen and police involvement. The column offers Abby’s pragmatic responses and closing reminders about personal conduct and etiquette.
Rep. William E. Miller denounces a “cover-up of corruption” in Washington as he attacks President Johnson in Dayton Ohio before Hoover memorial service. He ties Jenkins Baker and Estes to the administration and warns a cloud of suspicion over the White House. Miller planned brief talks with Barry Goldwater.
All White House employees must complete Security Investigation Data for Sensitive Position forms after Walter Jenkins resigns amid arrests in 1959 and this month. Johnson says he did not know of either arrest. Forms are routinely sent to the FBI for verification and may require residence details back to 1937 and all arrests above minor traffic fines.
Printed Pattern 4982 offers a dress with a side tipped design, wide Dandy collar, and deep folded skirt. Available in Misses sizes 10 to 20, pattern price is 50 cents with extra mailing charges, mail to Anne Adams in New York for catalog and pattern details.
Former presidential assistant Walter Jenkins and his family received broad sympathy after his arrest on a moral charge. Messages included a bouquet from FBI Director J Edgar Hoover and calls from Mrs Lyndon B Johnson and relatives noting the support and impact on his family.
AP News notes a bold trend for next year with alligator leather alternatives. Ant eater and pangolin bags, sourced from the Far East and tanned in France, command prices above 500 dollars due to extreme rarity.
Rep. John O. Marsh Jr. warns that ongoing global instability requires a strong national defense to support stable world peace. He argues changes in communist leadership won’t alter core goals of international communism and stresses deterrent power. The remarks were made at a Massanutten Chapter DAR meeting in Harrisonburg.
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey accused Barry Goldwater of seeking to destroy social and economic gains of the past generation. He urged the public to reject extremism and reassess bipartisan policy as he shuffled plans to attend Herbert Hoover’s funeral in Rochester and prepare to leave for New York services. He earlier spoke in Paducah and Gary after arriving in Chicago.
Harold Dial area Red Cross representative will conduct a First Aid Instructor course at Braddock Street Methodist Church from 7 p.m. to host. Advanced first aid certificate holders eligible. For information call 662 5412.
Sen Barry Goldwater blasted the Johnson administration for fostering unity among Communist nations after leadership shifts in the Soviet Union and Red China. He argued the policy of aid has strengthened a patching-together Communist bloc and urged voters to view the administration as failing in foreign policy.
In Denham Springs Louisiana a 46 year old college teacher Harvey Smith a Southeastern Louisiana College faculty member and former minister shot his wife Sarah 30 and battered his four children with a hammer after an alleged domestic dispute. He then died by self inflicted gunshot. Three children Kathy 12 Janice 10 Glenn 6 were injured with two girls shot in the head. one year old Kenneth died en route to hospital.
Men prefer self made onion sandwiches at a party. An assortment of dark bread thinly sliced sweet onion butter and mayonnaise arranged on a convenient tray for guests to assemble.
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