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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1965
Page
4
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The article surveys potential new nuclear powers beyond the five recognized arsenals, listing India Japan Israel Egypt West Germany Sweden and Switzerland as possiblities. It warns proliferation could threaten world peace and questions the efficacy of disarmament and inspection guarantees.
The American Cancer Society appeals for April contributions to fund research radiology and chemotherapy advances. They emphasize saving lives, improving survival from five to two in twenty five years, and sharing information on early warning signs to empower early detection and reduce fear.
A honey locust tree is removed from the John G. Gold farm for replanting in Leesburg. Berne notes Switzerland signed wartime trade treaties with the Allies. The Star features Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Daphne Fairbanks in Hollywood. Miller's Drug Store lists cleaning supplies. The Kronprinz Wilhelm to be interned at Newport News, and heavy fighting around Ypres with Allies claiming German gas protection found.
A meditation on miracles in nature and life. The caterpillar becomes a butterfly and landscapes transform with spring. Ordinary people may rise to world leadership, revealing miraculous moments in everyday life.
The Johnson Administration warns critics inside and outside Congress risk creating the impression of U S weakness in Vietnam It cites Dean Rusk's speech defending U S resolve and insistence on peace only from strength The piece argues public opinion could push toward negotiated surrender if propaganda misleads about U S aims and resistance to aggression continues
In Washington a hard line view grows that India's hostile stance and Shastri's New Delhi speech may jeopardize the vast U S aid program. Officials fear anti-India forces in Congress could block or curb foreign aid as New Delhi protests Washington and leans toward the Communist camp.
HAL BOYLE recalls being sent to Saigon to cover Vietnam. He describes the long process of obtaining visas and shots, the farewell with his mother in Kansas City, and his aim to report on the human side of soldiers. He notes P T Barnum’s legacy and the era’s media role.
Dr. Wayne Brandstadt urges monthly breast self-exams for early cancer detection. Flatten the hand during palpation to feel small nodules, seek prompt medical evaluation, and use mammography or thermography as diagnostic aids. Emphasizes annual physician exams are not enough and promotes Cancer Society outreach.
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