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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1964
Page
4
The notice lists the Winchester Evening Star masthead with staff names and contact details, along with subscription rates and mailing options. It notes circulation and service information for readers outside Virginia and West Virginia and provides advertising and business contact data.
A 1964 message praises the Winchester Rescue Squad and its Auxiliary, noting 1,137 calls this year and the rhythm of progress in life. The piece urges support for volunteers and commends the Good Samaritans serving from coast to mountains with dedication.
Mrs. Bennie Jones and Mrs. James Rehill visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown at their summer cottage on the Shenandoah river. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenzil Whitacre of Kerr Street included Mr. and Mrs. Alger Coffman of Washington, D. C.
Fifty years ago in 1914 two major engagements raged with fighting centered on the German right flank from Reussel to the Aisne and near Verdun and the eastern forts. The Rheims center remained in a quiet artillery duel as French forces pressed to encircle Gen. Von Kluck. For four days Verdun saw concentrated German assaults growing stronger.
The essay argues that most people inherit faith from family but must test it through daily life and problems. A religion is good only if it works in everyday living, revealing whether inherited beliefs strengthen or limit character and understanding.
Washington columnist notes Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson will use a South tour to aid President Johnson, aiming to hold or tilt the region toward his 1964 bid. The piece frames the trip as a historic, nonpartisan gesture by a restrained First Lady.
The piece explains that tax exempt religious charitable and educational groups can lose their status if they participate in political campaigns or advocate for candidates. It notes that donors may lose deductions and that some organizations may not be authorized to promise tax benefits. It highlights 501 rules and potential 1964 implications for contributors to groups backing Goldwater or Johnson.
Maj. Gen. Cecil E. Combs, commandant of the Air Force Institute of Technology, says officers struggle with defining lines between military jobs, civilian under military supervision work, and tasks better handled by civilian enterprise in Air University Review.
This New York AP piece lists casual barroom quips and social remarks that lead to trouble or debate. It highlights small, sharp lines about money, politics, religion, and daily life aimed at provoking, entertaining, or stirring discussion.
Dentists advise discarding hard brushes as they wear enamel and irritate gums. Use a large, soft brush with rounded ends and a firm grip. Brush gently to clean teeth and especially gums after every meal.
A list of IQ style questions with multiple choices covers Declaration of Independence signers counts football team size grain consumption by a row and a lake freezing mythological giant lumberjack figure in American folklore. Page two promised for correct answers.
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