Winchester Star Front Page Dated Tuesday April 5 1966
The Winchester Evening Star page from April 5 1966 lists staff roles including JACK F. DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor, EUGENE P. MILLER as News Editor, and DOUGLAS B. O'CONNELL as Managing Editor. It notes second class postage paid at Winchester Virginia and provides subscription details and an advertising rep Gallagher-Delisser Inc. located in New York City.
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Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O’connell
Winchester
Wat's
Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Indonesia under new cabinet keeps anti communist line
Gen Suharto holds real power as Nasution returns to a secondary role and Subandrio is jailed for pro communist ties. The government vows to boost food supply and tackle inflation while seeking to exploit Indonesia's oil rubber tin and coffee resources amid a fragile economy.
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Sukarno
Indonesia
Nasution
Suharto
Subandrio
Red China
Stepped Up Possibilities Promised by New Pill
An article discusses a claimed drug chlorodiozepohide that allegedly reduces decision making time by up to 75 percent, imagining a world of decisive actions from crossing streets to quitting jobs. It also notes Sequoia National Forest rangers spraying rocks with fertilizer to cover graffiti, a simple scenic solution.
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Wonderful World of Science
California
Forest Rangers
Sequoia National Forest
UFOs and swamp gas spark memories of past sightings
The writer reflects on recent UFO reports suggesting a banner year but argues appearances mislead. He recalls older eyewitness accounts of strange craft and small beings, once seen by lone witnesses, noting how perceptions of flying objects have changed over time.
Nicodemus defends Jesus amid political pressure
An Easter essay honors Nicodemus the Jewish scholar who challenged Sanhedrin and Pilate to defend Jesus. The piece portrays his quiet dissent as courageous, noting his private meeting with Jesus, later burial aid, and enduring legacy as a lone voice for justice despite looming danger.
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Rome
Caesar
Pilate
Gamealies
Joseph of
Arimathea
Jesus
Nicodemus
Medical Q and A on Pemphigus and Skin Conditions
Wayne Brandstadt, M D, discusses lanolin based cold creams, pemphigus vulgaris and erythematosus, hidradenitis suppurativa causes and treatments, including cortisone, antibiotics, X ray therapy, and plastic surgery, plus a note on spinal blocks and a biblical quote.
Call for tougher laws against illegal labor strikes
A columnist urges Congress to punish unions for illegal strikes and picket line refusals, citing the New York City transit strike and a nationwide rail stoppage. He argues unions influence legislation, calls for a citizens' movement to votes against pro strike leaders, and warns of ongoing damage to private property and commerce.
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Washington
Congress
New York City
White House
Editor calls for teaching religion in schools to bridge culture gap
A letter argues Supreme Court rulings on devotional uses of religion in public schools misstate the issue. The writer supports constitutional, curricular teaching about religion to cover main biblical events and ideas, noting many cannot attend Sunday schools and schools must lead in cultural education. The piece cites Mr. Wright and urges broader classroom religion instruction.
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America
Supreme Court
Wright
ABC
Withholding Information Why UFO Probe Reveals Tension
The Star editors argue the air force hides UFO details and warn the public will face a rude awakening. They claim many observers saw unexplained phenomena while officials deny knowledge, fueling a heated debate about the truth and transparency.
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Air Force
U.F.O
Appreciation for Sheriff Robert De Haven by Valley Weekly
A reader thanks the Valley Weekly and the Winchester Star for coverage honoring Sheriff Robert De Haven of Frederick County. The letter recalls his 1938 service, friendship, courage, and dedication to duty and public spirit.
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Your Valley Weekly
Winchester Star
Frederick County
Robert de Haven
Bob
LITTLE MISS ANN ARTHUR CROWN BEARER FOR QUEEN SHENANDOAH XVII
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Pinckney Arthur is named Crown Bearer to Queen Shenandoah XVII. The Berryville High School Symphony Orchestra earned an excellent rating at the State Music Festival. The Charley Rouss Fire Co orders a motor trio pumping engine chemical engine and hose cart for 6425 dollars. Winchester residents face water waste concerns as Councilman Gray urges action. Troops of the 10th Cavalry rout Villa Band, kill thirty. Pancho Villa wounded and unable to ride.
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Ann Arthur
J. Pinckney Arthur
Berryville
Charley Rouss Fire Co
Winchester
Gray
10Th Calvary
Villa
Pancho Villa
Carranza
Unusual controversy as Jesus speaks on authority
Earl L. Douglas reflects on Jesus facing challengers and parables. The meditation notes the attempt to trap Jesus over tribute to Caesar and prophesies Jerusalem’s destruction. It recalls Judas Iscariot’s betrayal and urges readers to beware daily betrayals of the Lord.
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Jesus
Caesar
Judas Iscariot
Judas
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The
John
Gamaliel
Stephen
Pharisee
Inquirer
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
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Harry Emerson Fosdick
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Prent Johnson
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