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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1966
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor Eugene P. Miller as News Editor and Douglas B. O Connell as Managing Editor The note cites postal and national representation details for the newspaper in Winchester Virginia.
Washington argues Peiping aims to use atomic devices to pressure neighbors while internal woes grow. Beijing claims bombs defend against U S threats, but experts say domestic unrest dominates policy. China’s population nears 730 million, with grain shortages and food imports rising.
A Star letter questions U S State Department approval of a Washington realtor renting property to Russia near vital government assets. The writer asks if Americans would rent in Russia and mocks officials for what they call a “nice” business deal citing Russia’s boats off the West Coast.
An expert panel warned China may lack nuclear power for years and urged deploying atomic warheads near Red China. The piece argues such moves could push Formosa closer to the United States, while urging economic aid to reform Red China and win leadership away from Communism. It notes US humanitarian aid to China and suggests renewed friendship could curb hunger and spur freedom, shifting policy toward direct Chinese engagement.
The piece argues about Viscount Montgomery's fame and possible use of computer justice in Britain. It questions whether computers could replace magistrates and suggests a future where sentences are computer generated and tailored from a central database. It also reflects on aging, retirement, and social belonging after 65.
Miss Mollie Lee arrives to begin her Apple Realm reign in Winchester with Gov. Price and officials present at the ceremony. The first National Defense Bond issued in Winchester is presented by Postmaster Nelson Page and Ramsey S. Black. Over 15 companies will march in the Firemen Torchlight Parade during the Apple Blossom Festival. The Presbyterian Church sells Rev. Dr. James R. Graham’s home to Dr. A C Swimley. the new occupants plan to reside there. Farmers burn coal oil in smudge pots to ward off frost. Rebellion ends in Ireland as troops move to quell the last district. prisoners, including women, are taken.
The meditation notes Jesus combined the laws to love God with all heart soul and mind and to love one’s neighbor as oneself. It contrasts religious faith with secular humanism and argues faith requires both devotion to God and outreach to humanity.
In a New York AP interview Lee J Cobb describes life as two sets of books one of ideal life and one of hard reality. The actor urges compromise over purity and shares thoughts on experience luck chance and the craft of acting.
Henry J. Taylor criticizes Defense Secretary McNamara for denying Viet Nam era shortages in bombs ships and helicopters while documents from GAO and Pike subcommittees reveal persistent failures. The piece cites delays in training mobilization and rising backlogs in National Guard and Army reserves.
A reader asks about fluoride during pregnancy and dental health for mother and child. The column cites government and medical endorsements for fluoridation as safe and effective, noting tooth enamel formation begins in the fourth month and suggesting fluoridation in water or prenatal fluoride carefully.
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