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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1964
Page
4
Executive editor and postal details listed for the Winchester Virginia edition. Names include Jack F. Davis and Eugene Miller with national reps Gallagher Delisser. Subscription prices shown and a September Wednesday date fragment remains.
The New York Times poll finds 54 percent of white NYC residents oppose the civil rights movement speeding up and 80 percent view school integration via pairing as a bad idea. Despite shifting views on race, 61 percent would vote for Johnson in 1960's pattern, with 27 percent noting a change in thinking over two months.
The piece argues for government backed artist studios as a cure for development psychosis, contrasting fancy city lofts with Bohemian needs. It recalls WPA era outbuildings and contemplates country studios as a practical, frugal haven for Rembrandt types and the modern rebellious creator.
A new entrepreneur introduces a digest newsletter compiling other newsletters to save time and money. The idea envisions a composite production including a composite poll, aiming for aggregated figures no more erroneous than individual projections.
The Star Files reports thousands of Iron Guard members were shot across the country as retaliation for the murder of Romanian Premier Armand Calinescu. NATO allied updates note the Polish front, while U S ambassador Biddle and family flee Bucharest as German forces advance.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on vast cosmic distances and the Milky Way while noting human insignificance without faith. He argues that recognizing a Creator binds the universe and elevates meaning beyond measurement.
The Sadar family from Pittsburgh express deep gratitude for the kindness shown after their August car fire near Albin on the way to Florida. Local fire crews from Gainesboro and Round Hill helped save belongings while Mr. and Mrs. Sirbaugh and son Jerry provided hospitality. They praise Sacred Heart Church and Handley High football players for their considerate acts, and commend the town’s spirit of friendship during their memorable vacation in Winchester.
In a overheard exchange a man defends his wife against abuse while others argue marriage perils. A speaker suggests domestic violence is a societal concern and reflects on enduring threats to spouses.
Henry J. Taylor argues Lyndon B. Johnson holds dual roles as president and Democratic Party leader, creating conflicts of interest. The piece cites Bobby Baker, Matthew McCloskey, the Rayburn Building project, and calls for a GAO audit while accusing Johnson of shielding allies and misusing power.
An article by Wayne Brandstadt MD explains influenza origin symptoms and the value of yearly vaccination. It notes vaccines cover six virus types, requires two weeks for immunity, and targets high risk groups while urging preventive measures like hand washing and staying home when ill. It also answers a reader question about multiple lumps and distinguishes lipomas and neurofibromas from Hodgkin's disease.
A sermon-like pairing quotes Psalms 55 22 urging trust in the Lord to sustain the righteous. It follows with Socrates on misfortune saying if hardships were shared, most would gratefully take their portion and depart.
A guide to scoring using daily levers over 10 days. Includes memory skill levels from Memory Genius to Good. Page two provides correct answers. Questions cover geography, biology, and historical figures with a mix of trivia and measurement queries.
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