Winchester News Summary Page Dated Wednesday September 9 1964
The newspaper listing shows staff credits General Manager and Executive Editor Jack F Davis Managing Editor Eugene Miller with distribution details. It provides subscription rates for local and out of state readers and mentions national representation Gallagher Delisser Inc. The issue is dated Wednesday September 9 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Shipping Dilemma Tie of Aid to U S Merchant Fleet
A Maritime Commission findings show U S aid cargoes accounted for 59 percent of overseas shipments in 1962 while only 5 percent of commercial tonnage. The report warns heavy dependence on subsidies risks curbing purely commercial cargoes and hints at a government owned fleet as a possible outcome.
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U.S
United States
Maritime Commission
German sailors dropped from Standard Oil tanker crews in 1939
The Star Files notes that German sailors were removed from the tanker fleet of Standard Oil Company of New Jersey to avoid wartime issues. Rev. C Worthington Lowe and Marshall Snapp arrived safely in Winchester from Paris, glad to be in America. Charles Harper left Peyton Street for the University of Alabama to enroll as a student.
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Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
C. Worthington Lowe
Lutheran Church of Our Savior
Marshall Snapp
Europe
Winchester
Paris
Lowe
Mr. Snapp
America
Charles Harper
Peyton Street
University of Alabama
Shenandoah Valley Fair Opens with Expanded Exhibits
The 45th Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society Fair opens with full departments and a midway four times larger than 1913. Grace Luthern Church Boys League held a 33 member picnic at Hogue Creeks with chap eroned by several women and Rev. Dr. George S. Bowers. Autoivobiles provided by Cooper and Bailey families ferried the group for the outing ending in swimming games and a large meal.
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Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society Fair
Boys League of Grace Luthern Church
Hogue Creeks
May Heist
Katie Miller
C. E. Aulick
George S. Bowers
George Bailey
O.T. Ritter
No Nation Can Be Neutral in World Struggle Says Meditation
Earl L. Douglas argues neutrality is impossible in modern world affairs. He likens moral neutrality to surrender and urges choosing God over Satan, citing biblical and historical references to emphasize commitment in the global struggle between good and evil.
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Jesus
Federal Aid to Parochial Schools Reappears in Campaign
A renewed debate on federal aid to parochial schools surfaces in the presidential race. Johnson opposes programs not aligned with church-state separation, while Goldwater favors aid if given to all students through non-profit schools. Catholic scholars argue for constitutional support and cite the GI Bill as precedent, suggesting potential cross-over voting on education funding.
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Washington
Kennedy
Baptist Standard
E. S. James
Dallas
Tex
Johnson
Coldwater
Goldwater
Virgil Blum, S.M
Department of Political Science
Marquette University
Our Sunday Visitor
Father Blum
United States Supreme Court
United States
Kennedy Machine Exploits Emotion in Bobby Kennedy Bid
Henry J. Taylor attacks the Kennedy campaign for manipulating public emotion to bypass rational choice. He questions Kennedy's record in public service, ties to Harlem patronage, and involvement in Bay of Pigs, Laos, and South Vietnam, contrasting with Beatles imagery and Johnson’s ticket.
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Bobby Kennedy
Atlantic City
Ethel
Edwin Guthman
New York
Kennedy
New Jersey
The
New York Times
Adam Clayton Powell
New
Justice Department
America
Department
Bay of Pigs
United States
Laos
South Viet Nam
Jakarta
Tokyo
Saigon
Amsterdam
Rio
London
Warsaw
Beatles
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Signs of middle age telltale changes emerge
HAL BOYLE notes middle age brings you to work on time with little trouble and changes in outlook. adults battle old habits, view heat waves differently, and feel wiser about parenting while teenagers grow larger and realities shift with age.
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New York
Strokes and head injuries can affect speech and language
Wayne Brandstadt notes that stroke or head injury can cause aphasia with four common patterns: inability to speak, understand, read or write. Family support, patience, and encouraging communication are essential, with realistic hope and avoiding pity or overprotection.
How's Your I Q Based on 100 Questions and Rates
A quiz score guide promises memory genius at 9 10 correct per day over 10 days with tiers 9 10 memory genius 7 8 very superior 5 6 excellent 4 good, and directs to Page 2 for correct answers. The questions mix general knowledge historical figures and wordplay.
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Santa Rosa
California
Marie Louise
Austria
Saul of
Tarsus
Ponce de Leon
Casey
Stengel
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W. Va
Earl L. Douglas
God
Satan
Joshua
By David Lawrence
Blum
I Timothy
Henry J. Taylor
Charlie Buckley
Bronx
Buckley
Bobby Baker
Hal Boyle
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
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