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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1965

Page

4

Newspaper masthead with editor and manager credits

The snippet lists staff roles including News Editor Eugene P Miller General Manager Jack F Davis Executive Editor Douglas B O Connell and mentions subscription rates and a mailing address in Winchester Virginia with national representatives Gallagher Delisser Inc at New York City.

Jack F. Davis Winchester Nat’l, Rep Gallagher-Delisser, Inc East 44Th St New York City

Whitaker Rejects Pension Chooses Work At 65

Former Supreme Court justice Charles Whittaker, after retiring in 1962 due to ill health, rejects his lifetime pension and takes a job. He argues the system should allow the gifted to rise above the masses and warns against permanent economic equality, saying it may be found only in communism.

Charles Evans Whitker U.S. Supreme Court United States California Whittacker Supreme Court Charles Whittaker

Farm Policy Shift Prompts Talk of End to Farm Subsidies

Retiring National Farmers Union president James G. Patton predicts U.S. government farm programs paying farmers over four billion dollars annually may end. He cites rising foreign demand and farmer cooperatives as paths to adequate returns without subsidies amid a broader reassessment of policy.

United States James G. Patton National Farmers Union U.S Patton

Clarke County Historical Society to restore Greenway Court

The Clarke County Historical Society plans a 10 year lease to restore Greenway Court, home of Lord Fairfax, with Misses Kennerley making it their residence while the project proceeds. Aimed at preserving local heritage, the plan outlines steps for stabilization and public access.

The Clarke County Historical Society Greenway Court Lord Fairfax

Fire destroys Hope well area as nitro suspect linked

A $3 million blaze levels Hope well city near Petersburg Virginia. An accomplice of a German seized with nitroglycerine is suspected. 10,000 homeless in a 35,000 population area at the Du Pont guncotton plant. Local Stage favorites starred in a Citizens' Band benefit show. A county fire at Big North Mountain burns a mill owned by Thomas Marple, the hotel at Rock Enon spared.

Hopewell Dupont Co Petersburg Citizens’ Band Lee Coble Pat Stephenson Charles L. Bowly Elsie May Sumption Susan Reid Williams Harry K. Russell Helen Clark Big North Mountain Thomas Marple Rock Enon

Daily Meditation by Ear L Douglas

The meditation reflects on seeking justice from God and the limits of human patience. It notes human selfishness, envy, and grudges, and emphasizes God's enduring love beyond mortal understanding. It ends asserting life’s mystery and God is love and that triumph is our destiny.

Ear L. Douglas God

Top Mezzo Star Rosalind Elias Emerges in America

New York AP profile of Rosalind Elias, a leading mezzo soprano born in Lowell Massachusetts. She is the Met Opera standout among about 19 mezzo sopranos in the company and discusses language talent, multi‑lingual singing, TV work, and Broadway ambitions.

Hal Boyle New York America Metropolitan Opera Rosalind Elias Lowell Mass Rosalind The Met Monte Carlo Princess Grace Prince Rainier Kookie Broadway Lke Hedy Lamarr Bette Davis

What About Soviet Morality? Kosygin Interview

Washington observes Kosygin attack the United States as an aggressor citing America’s faults while praising Soviet ideology. The interview notes propaganda and censorship shape public opinion and questions whether Soviet leaders truly believe their rhetoric. The piece contrasts Soviet claims with Allied support for Russia in 1917 and 1941.

Washington Moscow James Reston New York Times Aleksei N. Kosygin United States Kosygin America Terview

Letters to the Editor on Virginia Senate race and Communism

A Virginia letters page argues against Democratic tactics in the 21st Senate race and urges support for Republican J Kenneth Robinson. It recalls 1964 GOP actions and calls Shenandoah Frederick Clarke and Loudoun voters to December 14 election. The page also questions Soviet morality, critiquing Communist claims and urging dialogue on peace and morality.

Richmond General Assembly Virginia Kenneth Robinson Shenandoah Frederick, Clarke Loudoun Winchester J. Kenneth Robinson Robinson Senate

Notable Kansas Governor Quotes on State Identity

In Kansas the life blends New England piety Southern tradition and frontier realism. Gov William H Avery discusses Kansas being built by cowboys and the state’s mixed heritage.

Kansas New England William H. Avery

Right Diet and Medical Q&A on Hypoglycemia and Sleep Aid

Reader queries cover low blood sugar management with fats and proteins and small frequent meals, testing for hypoglycemia, Milprem for menopausal symptoms with habit risk, Miltrate for angina with caution, external defibrillators and pacemakers, and whether two aspirin aid sleep. Answers explain dietary practices, morning fasting glucose tests, drug roles and cautions, device availability, and prudent medication use.

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