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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1964
Page
12
A U S soldier in Germany and a German civilian offer blunt, often unflattering views of the other. The article notes language barriers and cultural differences fueling tensions amid official friendly relations between the two nations and discusses a GI’s letter criticizing German etiquette toward Americans.
An OCR fragment notes a terse reference to a Netherlands facility or farm labeled as ee Ferme with numeric markers 80 and 502 and a Roman abbreviation for degree. The exact context and full identifiers are unclear from the snippet.
A German columnist notes the distance between American troops and local civilians in wartime Europe. Soldiers face barbed wire living areas, scarce furnished rentals, and high rents in German districts. Despite barriers some form friendships with locals as Army life alters social habits.
A local listing outlines tonight’s prime time with shows on network channels at 5 PM through 11:27 PM. Highlights include Maverick at 7, The Texan at 7, The Yearling film at 9, Bob Hope Theater at 8:30, and The Price Is Right plus Twilight Zone at 9.00 and 9:30 respectively with News updates scattered throughout.
A compact TV grid lists programs for the night including The Tonight Show at 11 30 featuring Marilyn Monroe in There’s No Business Like Show Business. Jolson Sings Again with Larry Parks at 9 57, Words and Music with Gene Kelly and Janet Leigh, and news and features from ABC News Final to World News.
A Winchester Evening Star needlecraft notice promotes pattern 7398 for cuddly sock bunny twins with 12 inch size and pompon tails. It asks 35 cents per pattern plus 15 cents extra for first class mailing, with mail to Alice Brooks in New York and a 1965 sale appeal.
The Justice Department sought federal injunctions in Mobile and Selma against Dallas County officials and eight eating establishment owners over alleged use of official positions to block desegregation and deny service to Negroes. The suits target Sheriff Jane Clark, Circuit Judge James Hare, Probate Judge Bernard Reynolds, and other county officials for patterns aimed at preserving white supremacy and voter-right interference.
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