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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1964
Page
3
Labor Department reports that Galveston Texas longshoremen enjoy high earnings under a cotton loading incentive system but resist adding workers or slowing the pace. The men can earn six to ten dollars per hour for fast performance, and health risks are noted.
President Johnson presented three Harmon international aviation trophies in the White House rose garden honoring 1962 and 1963 recipients. Air Force Maj. L. Gordon Cooper Jr. was named among the awardees, with the event highlighting space flight progress and the need to combine peace with power.
Argentine President Arturo Illia cites a decline in communism’s appeal across the hemisphere as a sign of growing unity. He warns some regions remain fertile ground for insurrection due to wealth disparities while outlining a five year plan tied to Alliance for Progress funding to boost Argentina’s economy and stability.
A U.S. home in nonarid areas receives about 100,000 pounds of precipitation annually, combining rain and snow. The figure highlights heavy moisture exposure across typical wet regions and its potential impact on property.
Norfolk Traffic Court Judge Vernon D. Hitchings refused to levy a $5 extra fine on Patrick Russell of Norfolk, amid a state law directing the surcharge for highway construction. Hitchings had urged Gov. Harrison to veto the measure, calling it an invasion of judicial powers and unconstitutional.
A record turnout of 810000 voters was forecast in Washington State’s primary, driven by the Republican governor nomination race between Daniel J. Evans and Richard G. Christensen. Evans, 38, is a state representative and Republican House floor leader. Christensen, 34, a former Lutheran minister, rose in two years of politics.
From the Thomasville Fire Department log two consecutive days describe fires in the front seat of a 1955 car on Randolph Street. The second entry notes the same car and seat configuration as Friday night with the other side involved.
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