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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1964

Page

4

Winchester Evening Star Local edition masthead and rates

The Winchester Evening Star, established 1896, is published daily except Sunday with editorial staff including Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor and Eugene Miller as Managing Editor. Contact numbers and subscription rates by carrier or motor route are listed.

Jack F. Davis Eugene Miller Winchester National’ Representatives Gallagher-Delisser, Inc East 44Th St New York City

Doomsday Postponed The Arms Race Rests In Neutral Tone

A two day shift in remarks from Premier Krushchev reframes alleged threats of a doomsday weapon as misquotation. President Johnson touts two intercept and radar systems as the arms race cools and rebounds, while lawmakers press the Baker hearing and expose political payoffs and calls for prompt investigation.

Soviet Union Krushchev Johnson United States Mr. Krushchev U. S

Sikorski Named Polish Army Head in France

In 1939, General Wladislaw Sikorski was named head of a Polish army being formed in France to fight alongside French and British troops against Germany. Reports from Budapest and Paris noted French advances on the Moselle and Allied gains amid a widening European conflict.

Wladislaw Sikorski Poland France Germany War Front Moselle Besch Borg David Mudd R. E. Mudd Stephens City Winchester Budapest Amsterdam Austria Hungary Carpathian Mountains Paris Joffre von Kluck Tsing-Tao China

Daily Meditation on Angels as God's Messengers

Earl L. Douglas reflects on the reality of angels as messengers from God. The piece cites biblical examples from Abraham to Mary and Jesus and urges belief in guardian angels and their unseen guidance.

Earl L. Douglas Lord God Abraham Moses Gabriel Mary Jesus

Warren Commission Report highlights criminally insane in U S

The Warren Commission cites widespread risk from undetected mentally ill individuals in America. It urges early aid and societal responsibility to prevent crime rather than only punishing after it occurs. The piece links Oswald’s case to broader systemic failings and calls for improved psychiatric care and vigilance.

U. S

Why Does a Lovely Lady at Home Become a Monster

HAL BOYLE discusses a claimed daily transformation from a loving wife to a hostile Mrs. Hyde after leaving the home. The piece uses Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde as a frame, contrasting domestic gentleness with abrupt public rudeness and a punitive view of women’s behavior toward men.

Mrs. Jekyll Hyde Mrs. Hyde Dr. Jekyll Angele

Peking Embassy in Paris Becomes Espionage Base for Reds

Henry J. Taylor argues the Peking Embassy in Bern and Paris anchors a widespread Chinese espionage network across Europe. He cites Swiss intelligence, military attaches, and “unvetted sources” in at least 320 European operatives, noting De Gaulle's inconsistent stance toward Maoist China.

Peking Paris Washington Europe Charles de Gaulle Mao Tse-tung Switzerland Nachrichtendienst Li Chang Chuan Bern Ting Shau Communist Party France Italy North Korea Huang Chen Red de Gaulle China Paris-Peking Pisani Red China Long Free World

Sleeping Sickness Peril From Insect Hosts Across The U S

Dr Wayne Brandstadt explains encephalitis or sleeping sickness spreads via insect hosts and animals rather than person to person. Mosquitoes and mites can carry the virus. horses, birds, rodents and dogs may harbor it. Prevention focuses on eliminating standing water and mosquito breeding sites through regular cleaning and abatement efforts.

United States

Newtons Apple Tree Story and Trivia Time

An old English apple tree stood to remind of Isaac Newton and gravity 150 years earlier. A quiz asks who was the first woman to sail solo across the Atlantic Gertrude Ederle in 1926 and why British people wear derby hats designed by Will Bowler from the hatter.

Kennedy Oswald America Lee England Isaac Newton Dewershoonn Will Bowler Hewspeper Enterprise Association

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Winchester Evening Star Doomsday B. Everett Jordan Senate Rules Committee Bobby Baker North Carolina Baker Jordan Senate Rules Committee John J. Williams Delaware Matthew H. McCloskey Kennedy-Johnson District of Columbia By David Lawrence Lee Oswalds Warren Youth House Evelyn S. Siegel Lee Oswald New York Secret Service Dallas FBI Hal Boyle Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Ment Henry J. Taylor Britain Colombey Mao Tsetung By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D Mrs. Hydes Miss Hydes Quicck Seenel Gertrude Ederle
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