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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1965
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star article lists newspaper masthead details and contact information for executives and departments. It references subscription rates and publishing details, indicating a local Virginia edition with standard mail services and national representation.
The White House pleads for restraint on big labor to curb inflation, but prior appeals yielded limited results as wage demands frequently surpassed stabilization efforts. Labor says inflation harms workers most, while questions remain on how to achieve realistic compliance amid ongoing wage talks and union pressure.
A sizable third quarter deficit in the balance of payments prompts the Administration to target dollar outflows. Foreign aid, direct dollar aid, overseas troop costs, and Viet Nam war expenses drive the drain while officials push voluntary overseas investment restraints. Manufacturing affiliate sales and earnings from foreign investment show strong returns.
Henry J. Taylor argues Viet Nam peace demonstrations aid McNamara's control while distracting from flawed strategy. He cites troop increases to 185000 including the 1st Infantry Division at Ft Riley and Marine and Navy units. Corres Lucas reports on the Cavalry airlift tactics at Plei Me and questions the aim of repeated force redeployments.
The author argues for Secretary McNamara's resignation, criticizing U S policy in Vietnam. He calls for a full navy blockade, seacoast operations, and a single American commander, accusing the administration of mismanaging the war and power. The note questions leadership and calls for decisive change.
The Clarke County Board of Supervisors approved repairs to the courthouse rods for 40 dollars. A grease fire in a Drug Store kitchen was a close call due to the quick actions of three employees and a customer. Beall Charles Mall and Harry Pingley are named in employment notices. Howard Cather, Ford agent, secured Dodge agency. Senator elect Harry F Byrd urged better B O Railroad Valley division service. Washington to Charles Town trip took just over two hours, but the return trip exceeded three hours, noted as poor service.
Earl L. Douglas asks if intelligent life may exist on other planets, arguing that life might be present beyond Earth and that higher or inferior beings could inhabit various worlds. He urges open inquiry, noting great discoveries began as heresies.
HAL BOYLE muses on memory and aging noting that the farther one goes in life the more memories accumulate. He contrasts youth’s limited recollections with adulthood and reflects on quirky, nostalgic beliefs from childhood and small town life.
James Marlow surveys how Arthur M. Schlesinger Sr. and Francis Parkman influenced the Kennedy era biographer. The piece notes his personal memoir approach, admiration for Kennedy, and habit of reading poetry to refine language, with a glimpse of his broader New Deal project and influences.
Dr. Wayne Brandstadt warns against unapproved DMSO use, noting unknown dosage risks and potential skin dehydration. references a reported allergy death and calls for safe research before medical approval. Reader questions cover air swallowing and managing gas on a bland diet with guidance on belching, hiccups, and dietary adjustments.
Fragmented quotes discuss rising crime rates and public apathy, urging federal action and noting a life sentence hearing. Remarks touch on urban expansion dynamics, satellite formation, and central city migration, mentioning General Joseph Dik Mobutu and other figures in a reflective, speculative tone.
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