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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1964
Page
4
Local notice lists subscription and delivery rates for the Winchester Evening Star. Rates shown include per year by mail nine dollars and fifty cents, by carrier five dollars twenty five cents, and motor route one dollar. Editor and address details are provided.
Flocks of birds infesting runways remain problematic at many airports worldwide especially those near water. Seagulls frequently disrupt takeoffs as aircraft speeds rise, creating ongoing safety concerns for air traffic operations.
A United Nations report warns population growth is accelerating from 46 million to 63 million annually. Dr. Raymond Ewell predicts famines affecting hundreds of millions or billions, urging fertilizer aid to raise yields in crowded regions.
In 1939 Hitler told Britain and France he faced seven years of conflict if needed while Poland would fall under German and Russian control. He said Poland would never rise again as created by Versailles. He also heard the Polish question would be settled by Nazis and Soviets alone. United Brethren Young People's choir hosted a going away party for William Obaugh en route to Shenandoah College in Dayton. Mr and Mrs Pittman Ritter hosted Garland Ritter of Washington DC as a guest on Bond Street.
Fifty years ago in 1914 the German army advanced slowly against Allied attacks as the French effort to disrupt the German right wing failed and the Allies appeared to be losing. Miss Ann Carson returned from Riverton Virginia where she stayed a month with her parents. Miss Maude Affleck departed for Richmond to visit Mrs. William H. Tyree.
Earl L Douglas reflects on why blessings from God may seem scarce and warns that spiritual blindness distraction or sin can block reception. He urges vigilance to hear heavenly messages and notes that divine relationships and the supernatural remain active today as in ancient times.
In a Washington focus on polls, President Johnson argues the numbers guide issue prioritization and voter interest, not panic. He backs publicizing surveys to bolster support for Democratic candidates while avoiding overconfidence.
Secretary Dillon condemned British long term credits to the Soviet Union warning they lessen U.S. influence and risk diverting resources to military ends. France and West Germany weigh similar policies as Western Europe increases lending and trade with Moscow. The issue mirrors debates on wheat sales and embargoes amid Cold War tensions.
A Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad letter thanks responders for saving Terisa Marie Altgeier after a July 19 1964 Route 522 North crash that killed three from one family and a member of another. The grandmother Mrs Philip M Altgeier expresses heartfelt appreciation for the rescue and Terisas recovery. Signed by Glenn H Lee.
William Lawrence notes the shift from fear of dental drilling to relief through novocaine and modern anesthesia. He credits Albert Einhorn for procaine, outlines topical and injectable methods, and discusses reducing dental anxiety with tranquilizers and improved techniques.
A fragmented reader quiz lists 10 daily questions with scoring bands from Memory Genius to Good. It references Latin America imports, a World War I debtor nation, Addis Ababa, a term jurache, volt units, a Shake writer keyboard, total keys 32 36 or 42, a gem, and penguin flight status.
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