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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1965
Page
4
Publication listing payment options and rates for city and motor carrier delivery. Rates include one week one month and one year options for Virginia West Virginia and out of state addresses with separate mail and carrier prices.
In the late 19th century buffalo hunting drew wide Western passion as rails expanded travel and hides fed eastern demand. The text warns that careless hunting led to near extinction and compares to today’s polar bear hunting by some wealthy U S hunters aided by Alaska and Norway for economic reasons.
Modernized sport claims the large white pelt as a trophy while outlining a bizarre method using two planes to corral an 1,000 pound polar bear on an ice floe. Alaska last winter saw over 300 bears killed, raising concerns as a University of Alaska conference in September will discuss the species fate.
Johnson, known for cautious spending on big-ticket items, plans to end cycles with a ceremonial signature ritual. New pen models cost 17 cents each, replacing the former 1.11 dollar price, while recipients are urged to value the sentiment over the cost.
Los Angeles meteorologist Morris Neiburger warns smog could outpace nuclear war as civilization suffocates in waste. He cites control impacts and car production as crucial, predicting smog from 800 million autos if living standards rise worldwide, a scenario he ties to communism.
The Star Files notes Russia's Red Army and Navy began secret maneuvers as German troops pledged to defend Romania against further Soviet land grabs in Southeast Europe. Visits and travel details span from Myrtle Beach to Washington D C with local residents returning, hosting, or visiting kin in Chambersburg and Winchester.
The kingdom of God is an inner spiritual state in the heart of the individual. It is righteousness peace and joy arising from being and God’s rule within. When God takes possession, problems about meat and drink find proper solutions as the kingdom awaits its fullness.
William S. White argues Johnson ended a wedding fix for draft dodging and urges universal service. He condemns marriages to avoid service, cites Viet Nam era protests, and calls for equal sacrifice and opportunity in military duty. He insists duty overrides privilege and laments exemptions for the educated.
Washington reports a U.S. government and Republican panel outline a peace formula for Vietnam. CBS telecast featured questions to Rusk, Goldberg, and Bundy, signaling possible talks with Beijing and Moscow if war continues. They argued withdrawal of North Vietnamese forces is central to negotiations.
Secretary Rusk reiterates no US base plan in Southeast Asia and vows no war escalation. He stresses a path to peace via withdrawal of forces from North Vietnam and talks at the conference table, urging Peiping to recognize non aggression and pursue settlement.
HAL BOYLE surveys curious facts from mail and trivia across topics from car life expectancy to space gardens and famous quotes. Varied notes include U.S. auto longevity, vegetable growth in orbit, and Nostalgic maxims on wealth, luck, and education.
Dr. Wayne Brandstadt explains esophageal diverticulum types and surgical repair as the standard treatment for the common wall-weakness type seen in elders. He notes adhesions cause the rarer small form with few symptoms.
A quiz scoring guide ranks daily results from Memory Genius to Excellent. Then Pace two asks ten trivia items covering Bendix Trophy, ASCAP, Jean Valjean, Red Cross founders, Costa Rica capital, opposite of Zenith, a Western Hemisphere canal opened in 1825, Gottiam nickname city, Jewish presence in 1775 colonies, and UN budget contributor country.
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