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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1965
Page
4
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The United Nations General Assembly votes to convene a 1967 world disarmament conference with Communist China excluded by Nationalist China and abstentions by France. The piece notes the likely futility, recalling 1930s failures and a long stalled 17 nation Geneva talks as delegates drift from the scene.
At a Rio ministers meeting the United States urged creating quick deployable inter American security apparatus to counter a potential Communist threat. Most Latin American nations opposed the plan saying it would invade internal affairs, leaving Washington to handle issues case by case.
The United States will attend the Montreal conference on civil aviation but withdraws from the Warsaw Convention governing carrier liability for international flights. The treaty limits recovery to 8300 unless willful misconduct is proved, with an unratified 1955 Hague Protocol raising it to 16600. The U S seeks 100000 but cites the low limit as reason for withdrawal while still cooperating on aviation issues.
Roy Ryden Jr president of Winchester Little Theater directs and acts in The Thirteenth Chair to be shown at Capitol Theater. Bob Baker also acts. Leslie D. Kline comments on Frederick County Teachers Association salary increase claim. New Euterpian Club debuts with its String Ensemble including Bobby Ed rds Frank Bonney Helen Yeatras Betty Betsy Louise.
Fifty years ago in 1915 a blaze consumed two frame stables behind the homes of Mrs. Walter E Barr and Roland Houch on Fairmont Ave. A Citizens Band benefit at The Empire Theater featured Winchester locals and Paint and Powder Club of Baltimore with Mrs. Richard E Byrd directing. City Council, urged by Major Julian F Ward, authorized use of an electrical engineer to study street lighting conditions in Winchester.
A New York dispatch highlights American philanthropy with William Black's million dollar gift to Mount Sinai Hospital School of Medicine and notes 1964 U S giving reached 10.6 billion. It discusses incentives from tax laws and the role of individuals and foundations in supporting health education and welfare. The piece argues Americans’ generosity surpasses other nations and contrasts it with Communist criticisms. It concludes with quotes from Job and Frederick Beers.
A fragmented meditation recounts a Mexican War moment where a commander inspires troops with a bold shout to advance. It contrasts with tales of a Scottish knight carrying Bruce’s heart and urges personal action to ensure words lead to triumph.
HAL BOYLE notes that women undergo constant shifts in cosmetics hairdos hats and girdles and even more after marriage when the wife seems to change in many ways. The piece uses humor to observe how marriage alters a woman's behavior and attitudes.
President Johnson faces decisions on escalating the Vietnam War as McNamara warns of a long road ahead and troop levels could reach 300,000. International talks, disarmament steps, and Franco-American and Soviet-Cuban tensions color a shifting global landscape.
A collection of remarks from public figures and survivors reflecting on extremism, sacrifice, and the need for responsibility. Included are Senator Stephen M Young comment on extremists, Captain Elmer Weekley recalling a jetliner crash, and others discussing freedom and unity.
Wayne Brandstadt M D explains pernicious and secondary anemia, causes such as blood loss, bone marrow failure, and leukemia, and treatments including identifying and stopping bleeding, iron therapy, and vitamin B12 for pernicious anemia. He discusses prognosis for aplastic anemia and the role of steroids and hormones, plus diet and gout-related notes.
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