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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1965
Page
4
By Caz notes rising prices for periodicals and the impact on readers. The piece reflects on affordability and value, citing changes in cost structures and potential shifts in readership patterns. It emphasizes the social angle of access to information.
Prime Minister Wilson faces a fragile three seat majority after a special election loss in a longtime Labour district. The defeats force hard choices on renationalization plans, pensions, hospitals, and housing, with Liberal rebels aiding governance while Labour weighs bold reforms against a possible early ouster. Ray Gunter pushes for a disciplined, sacrifice-driven approach to lift productivity and restore confidence.
A London conference praise for ruthless internal critique. Dr Ya Bierer argues many psychiatrists lack self awareness and are intolerant and unstable. He urges constant ruthless self analysis to uphold the profession's standards.
The piece notes President Johnson’s strong focus on education as key to national progress. It cites Virginia Governor Harrison’s remarks on colleges, enrollment trends, and the need for new classrooms and teachers, plus honors for David Jodery for top Merit Scholarship scores and physics prospects.
The piece warns that reading can become a distraction or substitute for thinking, noting readers may overindulge, isolate themselves, or become selfish. It contrasts historical literary fame with modern readers and suggests moderation in consuming books.
AP report notes department stores see most pilferage between noon and 6 pm with little in morning or evening hours. The column blends trivia and quotes as HAL Boyle offers light observations on daily life.
The speaker criticizes heavy handed symbolism and urges subtler stages. He argues for smaller liberal arts colleges and notes Edward Albee’s new play drawing interest amid campus discussions. Raushenbush heads Sarah Lawrence.
Henry J. Taylor argues that U S deficits and borrowing have eroded the Social Security Reserve, with the government claiming permanent debt limits while financing tax cuts. He cites 1964 ceiling shifts, unaccounted CCC disposals, and IOUs replacing $22 billion in reserves, warning the true liability may be well over a trillion dollars.
Dr Wayne Brandstadt notes the Connecticut Diabetes Association sponsors an Insured Security Plan for Diabetic Children allowing ages 5 to 17 to enroll with no medical exam. One premium until age 21. Two thousand six hundred applications needed by March 15 to start the program.
A fragment suggests advising restraint and honesty in speech. It mentions quietness, measured tone, and patience before speaking. References to persons or places are unclear, leaving a minimal core about deliberate, restrained communication.
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