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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1965
Page
4
The Winchester Star lists subscription pricing with options for Virginia and nearby states. Rates include one year for 10.00, six months for 5.80, and one month for 1.10 within Virginia. External routes outside Virginia and West Virginia show 11.00 yearly with six months at 6.00 and monthly at 1.10.
Senator Tower and others warn of serious shortages of military materiel for Vietnam as budget constraints and recent emergency funding raise questions about U.S. ability to sustain a prolonged national emergency. They cite removal of equipment from Europe and the United States to Viet Nam and call for decisive Defense Department action.
The split follows clashes between Rahman and Lee Kuan Yew over federation terms. Sukarno’s economic pressure lingers as the Bank of China Singapore branch remains open. Britain must defend naval bases in Singapore to deter a Cuban-like crisis near Malaya and Southeast Asia.
Richard Fryklund of The Washington Star argues that escalation in Vietnam is a McNamara device that unsettles military leaders. He says if their preference ruled, bombing would have stopped or Vietnam would have been destroyed long ago.
The report notes a large Nazi air armada striking England with raids on London area targets including Croydon and Tilbury docks. RAF engaged in heavy aerial combat as anti aircraft fire rang out. Also mentioned are local notices: Williams family returning home to Middletown after Virginia Beach, Wilson appointing Levi postmaster at Berryville, and a Southern Railway derailment near The Plains delaying travelers.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on the ancient battle of Corioli won by a soldier’s son and praises teachers who captivate students. Some educators tire or provoke rebellion, while others hold classes in the palm of their hand and inspire enthusiasm.
Henry J. Taylor reports European observations that Soviet gold production runs around 175 million dollars yearly, with exports and internal consumption draining reserves. Swiss experts estimate Kremlin gold reserves at 1.5 to 2 billion dollars, below Belgium and near a 27 year low, signaling a severe balance of payments strain.
In Vinh Long Province MACV personnel toasted First Sgt. William Bledsoe on his 47th birthday as Capt. Jack Miller moved up for major. The next morning the casualty list grew with weary effects from a night of celebration and air strikes rattled the compound.
Freeman of Minnesota faces opposing forces as farm belt lawmakers back the bill while urban liberals and bakers and Teamsters oppose. The center of debate tests a fragile urban rural alliance shaping policy and civility in Congress.
A reflective pairing links Ruths warning about delays with Rousseau praising patience. The lines urge waiting for a wiser resolution and note patience as a hard lesson that yields sweet fruit when goals are pursued.
A mother recalls her 15 month old daughter had meningitis at six months and has used phenobarbital since. She asks about habit formation and brain damage. Doctors say phenobarbital is habit forming yet highly effective for controlling such convulsions in children and generally harmless in prescribed doses. After a year of seizure control a brain wave test may decide if continued use is needed. Brain damage may relate to hydrocephalus or other complications. early surgery could prevent damage. Behavior disorders may follow meningitis but timing and causation vary.
A daily IQ challenge with 10 days of questions and a scoring scale from Memory Genius to Good. Page 2 provides the correct answers and a series of knowledge prompts including Shay’s Rebellion location and basic civics queries.
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