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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1966
Page
4
Historic Winchester daily paper publishes local news with editor leadership at Jack F. Davis and Douglas B. O Connell. Circulation exceeds fifty five thousand. subscription rates listed for mail delivery in Winchester Virginia.
U.S. commerce brainstorms spurring a New York Central trial of five flat cars carrying eight cars each at 85 mph and under 10 cents a mile. Questions arise about heat, shade, tunnels, weather, and safety for families traveling on piggyback trains.
The Star Files notes a new record for retardation of apple pudding development is in progress unless the current chilly weather shifts to fair and warmer. Dr. L. M. Allen is elected president of the APC A with Caroline Hunter first vice president and others in leadership. A squadron of aircraft over England causes 28 deaths and 44 injuries with 74 bombs. Peter Winchester Rouss, son of the late Charles B. Rouss, arrives in Winchester aboard his private railroad car. A large crowd attends a military bazaar and dance at the armory for Co I Second Virginia Regiment.
Earl L. Douglas urges decisive action to discard failing alarms and bad habits. A young man misses a new job after a stopped alarm and is advised that genuine renewal comes from trashing old comforts, reshaping trust, and walking in a new direction with resolve.
Washington columnist William S. White warns that young politicians backing hard line Viet Nam policies risk ruin by extremists. He says critics must denounce protest that uses invader flags or aids subversive actions, or face career trouble.
A Handley High School community letter urges administrators to rethink the premature dismissal of Coach Eddie Siebert. The writer praises Siebert's impact and warns that his departure in June removes a valued mentor. The piece also discusses broader political tensions and dissent during the Viet Nam era, attributing extremist support to some critics.
New York AP interview with Kirk Douglas notes his belief in chasing excellence yet desiring room to fail. He discusses directing ambitions, his rise from immigrant roots, and values plus dislikes from a life in film and theater.
Henry J. Taylor rouses readers to view the tax burden as a theft from ordinary citizens. He cites vast sums spent on Washington projects, defense, and relief programs, criticizing political privilege, mismanagement, and unanswered questions. He implores taxpayers to demand accountability and echoes calls for bold action.
The page discusses osteoarthritis with Heberden's nodes, noting no specific treatment. It advises moderate exercise for affected joints, aspirin for pain, avoiding strong rheumatoid drugs, and cautions on heat therapy. It also covers climate effects on arthritis and cortisone risks, plus a quiz score section.
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