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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1966
Page
4
The page shows the Winchester Evening Star masthead with staff roles and contact details, plus subscription rates and a date of Saturday April 16 1966. It lists Reed daily except Sunday circulation and includes ad rep information and office addresses in New York City.
Observers note rising attention in fashion circles to the stocking top band and knee appearance as high skirts trend. Mothers and men discuss embarrassment and interest while cosmetics and hosiery firms race to offer creams and glamorous tops, forecasting change in stockings or removal of the band.
Prelude to a policy shift shows President Johnson pressing to limit domestic spending by targeting Federal food programs for the needy. The Ghana aid episode reveals how the label needy can be stretched by opaque decisions, citing Nkrumah era aviation profits and a $2.8 million cut on Ghana's airline fleet.
A Croton Falls IBM worker visits a Washburn University professor who jokes about automation. The professor’s code number at Washburn is 592 and Zip 66621. The worker mails a letter addressed only to Prof No 592 and it arrives in two days, proving identity erosion is real.
A doctor explains to a reader why some people hear better in noisy rooms than in quiet spaces. He notes the peculiarity relates to certain deafness types and that crowds trigger more listening effort, leaving some individuals ready with gossip after a party.
British General headquarters said the Duke of Aosta sent an envoy to southern Ethiopia. It was unclear if the mission sought surrender terms or evacuation of Italian women and children. Frederick County funds in the secondary highway program total 45 990 for the fiscal year.
Mr and Mrs George W Levi of Berryville marked their 50th wedding anniversary at Woodley Hall with a reception in the afternoon and a dance in the evening. A Sheperdstown council meeting appointed a committee to arrange for a town sergeant as a policeman role is deemed unnecessary and funds spent unwisely.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on Alcoholics Anonymous as a zealous movement aiding men and women to overcome alcoholism. The piece praises their spiritual approach and urges readers to connect those seeking help with AA for lasting recovery.
The piece notes rising doubts in the United States over continued aid to Saigon as rival South Vietnamese factions clash. It warns that a collapse of the government could invite a Communist takeover via the Viet Cong and jeopardize US intervention and broader regional stability. Senator John Sherman Cooper is cited among critics of the evolving crisis.
Secretary Henry L. Giordano criticizes marijuana issues at major universities while Milton Herder proposes a consultative assembly in South Vietnam to test will of the people. The commentary argues that a free vote could determine support for continued US involvement and warns of implications for Southeast Asia.
HAL BOYLE profiles Ronald Halfa a 35 year old suburbanite caught between city work and weekend chaos. The piece argues suburban weekends are an ambulant neurosis driving demand for government action to avert a broader social crisis.
William S. White argues that rising Negro registration in Alabama Georgia Mississippi Louisiana and South Carolina will not derail Southern politics. He warns against assuming a black voter monolith and calls for moderation from both parties to attract the new white middle class and avoid political upheaval.
A sermon-like excerpt contrasts inner reckoning with outward actions citing Proverbs 23 7 and quotes William R Inge on right and doing. It reflects on authentic faith not mere thoughts or beauty without deeds, attributed to English clergyman.
Development and eruption of teeth begin in pregnancy with tooth germs forming as jaws grow. Teeth erupt in pairs, starting with lower central incisors, as the jaw expands to accommodate permanent teeth. Misalignments occur when jaw growth lags, often needing orthodontic or surgical intervention. A schedule of normal eruption times follows.
A quiz style piece presents a 10 day IQ style test with daily score bands Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good and directs to page 2 for answers. It lists ten sample questions covering fabric, leadership, locomotive design, demographics, neurosurgery, botany sugar, veterans, state nicknames, colony founders and mantilla.
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