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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1964
Page
4
Read daily except Sunday by more than 55 000 Winchester news text shows staff roles and edition data. Subscription rates list monthly and yearly prices and delivery options for independent motor routes dealers and single copies.
Harvard health chief Dr. Dana Farnsworth reports most students face emotional struggles but claims high intellect does not raise risk. He cites 1000 of 10000 with emotional conflicts and 5 to 20 attempting death, urging discipline over excess academic pace. He emphasizes social and family influences over IQ in stability.
Weather bureaus report many cities have experienced temperatures well below seasonal norms in recent days. The debate grows over whether this signals a colder winter or simply contrasts with unusually warm prior winters.
The Star Files notes a violent storm along the Black Sea coast tearing ships from moorings and battering homes. Temperatures plummeted 22 degrees below zero, freezing thousands of earthquake survivors who had fled to fields. The quakes struck near the Armenian border in eastern Turkey.
Henry J. Taylor argues that 1965 capital expenditures will rise as major firms, including world leaders, invest in plants and equipment. He notes managers base plans on forecasts from internal analysts, warn against overinvestment, and cite inflation fears driving a defensive stance for 1966.
A sprawling HAL Boyle piece mashes jokes quotes and trivia from letters and sources. It covers household hours for wives and husbands, money and time questions, food spending, writing direction history, notable quotes, and assorted humorous observations.
Earl L. Douglas reflects that humans form groups by shared interests but warns against harmful cliques that foster tyranny and hypocrisy. He urges balancing preferences with prejudices and balancing fellowship with pride to avoid divisive social isolation.
The Lynchburg News notes a Virginia driving feat: a five hour sixty one minute, 343 mile interstate trip from Richmond to New York City via I 95 and toll roads. Reporter Hugh Robertson documents tolls and times, praising the completed 20 mile Richmond to Washington segment and noting future speedups.
Discussion notes that progressive nearsightedness stems from an elongated eyeball. It outlines hereditary and environmental factors, emphasizes annual eye exams, and mentions a corneal transplant as the feasible donor procedure while whole-eye transplants remain impossible.
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