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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1964
Page
4
The page lists daily telephones and staff names for the Winchester Evening Star, including general manager Jack F. Davis and editor Eugene Miller, with subscription rates for carriers and mail, noting a Saturday October 31 1964 date.
Major steel producers led by U S Steel have begun selective price hikes signaling a broader rise. Inland Steel joins the trend after resisting a 1962 across the board increase, as profits rise but returns stay below the manufacturing average.
Sartre rejects the 1964 Nobel Prize in Literature and its $52,500 award, arguing a writer must act through his own means and bear responsibility alone. Yet he cannot escape the new recognition of his intellect, social criticism, and influence in literature.
Social notes praise Mr and Mrs Thomas B Byrd and Miss Marget Byrd hosting in honor of Miss Sybilla Jacobs Weatherall and George P Greenhalgh Jr who were to wed on November 4. Also mention A C Oates leaving for Baltimore for Hopkins Hospital and Edward Grove visiting from the University of Richmond. The Star notes Ottoman entry broadening war across Europe and the robin as the most abundant eastern U S bird with about 50 pairs per square mile.
A comforting teaching on the Holy Ghost or Holy Spirit. It explains God created the world by His spoken word and remains to sustain it, guiding minds bodies and spirits toward light, order, and love, with the Holy Spirit as divine power working through humanity for betterment and redemption.
The Republican National Finance Committee reports a balanced budget and surplus for the 1964 presidential campaign. About 800000 contributors gave an average of $11 each, many first-time donors, with funds raised mainly by mail and events.
A collection of humorous observations by Hal Boyle on the 20th century election campaign. Witty quips compare politics to weather, spies, bartenders, and office life, noting how campaigns boomerang with embarrassment and monotony while offering social commentary on gender, leadership, and modern work culture.
A June 2 1964 letter to the National Lawyers Guild praises civil rights work in Mississippi and criticizes Humphrey and linked groups. It cites House Un American Activities Committee reports accusing the Guild of subversive activity and warns readers to oppose socialism and communism as dangers to American government.
A letter discusses whether to cap chipped front teeth in a 13 year old. Experts say wait to cap until roots fully form and healing is complete. X rays reveal root development, crowning not immediate. Also notes World War II Jeep production context.
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