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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1965
Page
4
Fragmentary newspaper masthead and contact lines for Winchester Evening Star listing office staff and subscription rates with scattered postal and advertising details. No clear news event or story is readable in full from the fragment.
The piece analyzes soaring federal spending beyond the core budget, noting over 155 billion in outlays for 1965 and more than 55 billion through trust and public enterprise funds. Social Security leads trust disbursements, with Medicare expected to add 8 to 10 billion annually. overall trust funds have surged since 1955, affecting taxpayer control and policy. It discusses steel contract talks amid inflation pressures, Viet Nam demands, and rising imports shaping the economy and wage settlements.
From The Star Files Robert A. Wall, after ten years as instructor in Vocational Agriculture at Stephens City and Middletown high schools, resigned to accept a similar position in Luray. London dispatch reports 53 German planes destroyed in Channel convoy attack. 16 British pilots missing. Atlantic City visit by several women. U.S. forces in Brownsville, Texas, increased by one battalion of the Ninth Infantry from Laredo for border towns protection. Seismic tremors in Hohenheim, Germany suggest a southern European quake, possibly Calabria or Albania. Haitian revolutionary Dr. Bobo quits, orders generals to disarm, and seeks presidency. American authorities at Port Au Prince notify State Department.
Crime especially juvenile delinquency is prevalent and on the increase. There are several diseases more common now than in the past. Yet we would all rather live in this age due to comfort and the challenge it brings beyond battle. A ten-year-old boy has entered a mid western university. We expect daily to read of some miracle discovery to rid us of diseases and social problems.
Henry J. Taylor argues U S Rusk failed to revive the Geneva disarmament conference and the Kremlin uses total disarmament talk as a propaganda tool. He says both sides prefer limited disarmament and warns that defining total disarmament is impossible while Soviet diplomacy advances through nuclear leverage.
In Cheyenne Wyoming a family chronicles the costs and demands of a daughter's cheerleading rise from Carey Junior High to East High. Uniforms, megaphones, out of town trips, and early practice times create ongoing expense and schedule strain for parents and siblings.
A wry critique notes the fading old fashioned family doctor and the shifting social winds. It questions optimism about moral decline and cautions that progress may bring its own rough times.
Soaring earnings of 1964 top earners dominate the half year results with most of the $100 million club ahead of 1964's pace. Du Pont slips while giants like GM and Texaco lead gains. several others post solid rises and new $50 million plus performers emerge.
A marsupial is a mammal which keeps its young in a pouch on the female's lower belly after birth. The best known include Australian kangaroos wombats koalas and bandicoots. In the Americas two groups remain the opossum and caenolestids.
Wayne Brandstadt M.D. warns hot sticky days bring prickly heat in infants and advises keeping skin clean and dry, removing excess clothing, and using calamine if itching. The piece notes Sabin vaccine replacing Salk, booster needs, and immunization details. It also answers questions on infant spit up and measles vaccines with practical guidance for parents.
A quiz based on 100 questions over 10 days assigns daily ratings for correct answers from memory genius to good. It asks readers to turn to page two for correct answers and includes questions about songs, the New Testament, sentence correction, England’s national game, U S holidays, bridge, Edison’s middle initial, and Adelaide’s country.
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