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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1965
Page
4
Classified page snippet shows publication details with editors Jack F. Davis and Douglas B. OConnell. Subscription rates list one month to one year options. mail outside Virginia and West Virginia priced at $5.50 for six months and $10.00 for one year.
Both South Korea and Japan push toward fully normal relations after the June amity treaty. Despite regional memories of occupation, leaders press ahead, with Tokyo offering 800 million dollars in grants and credits to Seoul while domestic groups threaten boycotts and protest.
A New Haven high school principal fights a job charge linked to condoning raising seniors grades to boost college admissions. The piece argues extreme college placement pressure can distort aims, urging balance between preparing students for college and those entering the workforce, and noting limits of degree value for some.
In a national oped voice the author argues greed may override life saving aid as trade with enemies grows. He cites Red China and the Soviet bloc, warns that grain sales to communists risk American families and supports restricting trade to curb aggression. He recalls 1930s embargo failures that helped trigger World War II.
A William G Ward quotation from Texas Wesleyan College defines greatness as found in goodness humility service and character rather than possessions power position or prestige.
From The Star Files raiders turned the south coast into a howling battlefield in a 300 plane series the fourth day of bluekrieg raiders before dawn carried to rooftops of Axis enemies. German Hein z penetrated British coast defenses and fed the industrial midlands as Messerschmitt fighters clashed with British replies. J B Harris elected Commander Lloyd Williams Post No 41 American Legion Berryville to succeed Locke. Captain George W Kurtz returned home after weeks in New Jersey and New York visiting friends. Robert Brown John Brown William Jenkins Wayne Cooper and Richard Kremer returned home after two weeks on Shenandoah River at Castleman s Ferry fishing. Matilda Colston and Nina Elsen returned home after time in Norfolk with friends.
Earl L. Douglas presents a meditation on Christ's coming to establish the kingdom of God on earth. He contrasts worldly politics and materialism with a sinless realm ruled by God, noting gradual improvement as the world changes under this divine rule.
G Mennen Williams argues President Johnson did not need to apologize for appointing Justice Arthur Goldberg a Jew as U N Ambassador. Williams counters Arab reactions citing long US support for Israel and condemns Arab hostility toward the United States while praising Goldberg's credentials.
The House Civil Service Committee approved a $4,500 raise for Congress, boosting members to $30,000 plus perks as part of broader pay hikes for federal workers. The move follows a prior $7,500 boost and faces criticism amid concerns over budget balance and inflation. Senators, Representatives, federal executives, and judges would gain 14 to 15 percent raises according to the committee.
A garbled passage references a buckthorn tree and unrelated phrases. The text mentions Lyndon Johnson and airplane context in a scrambled form, with no clear event or structured report to summarize.
A Williams essay argues that the central task of the new voting rights act falls to moderate white Southerners who must translate reform into practical, peaceful coexistence. It contends Northern reformers and Negro groups cannot complete this work and stresses patient, tolerant leadership on the ground to prevent exploitation and violence while empowering the newly enfranchised Black voters.
A compact reflection notes how Luke 12 21 warns against storing up treasures for oneself without regard to God and how Thoreau argues a person’s self view largely shapes their destiny.
Maryann a bright but troubled eight year old avoids dental care due to fear. Her eye surgery and staph infection complicate treatment. Dentists advise calm approach, gradual exposure, and possible sedation or pediatric specialists if needed.
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