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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1964
Page
4
The provided text is a masthead fragment from the Winchester Evening Star with no readable news item or events. It lists staff roles and contact numbers but contains no actionable or reportable news content.
A tale shows a single dime moving through eight transactions in a day before ending in a dresser drawer with 157 others. The piece notes a nationwide coin shortage and urges depositing coins at banks or saving them to support retail commerce.
The Star letter argues that arms reductions and disarmament plans threaten U S sovereignty. Citing the Washington Report, it lists scrapped missiles and aircraft from McNamara era programs and warns that total disarmament could remove personal protection and enable a world police state. The writer decries cooperation with the Reds and urges vigilance against a global government.
The article notes scientists report Venus moving backward relative to the solar system. No consensus on cause or meaning emerges, but authors suggest Earth may be out of step with Venus in a millennium of events.
The British liner Athenia with 246 Americans aboard 1400 passengers was torpedoed and sunk off the Hebrides west of northern Scotland while en route from Liverpool to Montreal. The era notes global U boat attacks and wartime casualties.
A man praised money over religion and lived frugally for decades, always close to banks and safes. He dressed as a tramp and denied true faith, yet the preacher notes the ultimate emptiness of wealth when confronted by the real God.
The author argues the presidential campaign will shape policy and warn on foreign threats, domestic economics, and Cuba. It stresses military planning, nuclear deterrence, and a firm foreign policy stance, noting Khrushchev’s view and the need for honest debate on economic issues.
A ponderous quotation bundle remarks on sowing in the morning and evening and on equal dignity of field work and poetry. It contrasts Ecclesiastes with Booker T. Washington to celebrate practical labor and creative effort.
A light column notes Hal Cochran quips about dating and money. A veteran detective jokes that women are poor investigators, a barb meant for laughs aimed at husbands and social quirks.
A sales man charms the crowd by placing hats on contestants head. One girl wins the title as spectators cheer, turning the bathing beauty contest into a feel good moment for all involved.
HAL Boyle notes in New York that election year prompts sharpened double-talk the art of saying one thing while thinking the opposite. Examples poke fun at politeness, platform promises, and public life, highlighting sly excuses and political evasions.
Wayne Brandstadt MD explains acne stems from overactive oil glands and usually appears in early teens. Avoid squeezing and wash twice daily with soap, preferably hexachlorophene soap, then cold rinse and dry. Cautions include avoiding face creams and makeup, and limited use of prescribed lotions or antibiotics due to side effects.
A quiz style card lists 10 daily questions with scoring bands Memory Genius to Good. It asks multiple choice style queries on wombats Jefferson Olives football field goals and more including True false items about nitroglycerin religious years and cattle. Page 2 promises correct answers.
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