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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1965
Page
4
The notice advertises Winchester Evening Star subscription options dated January 2, 1964. It notes circulation exceeding 55,000 readers and provides contact numbers for subscription and business inquiries.
In Denver Colorado Ray M Hensen head of a company uses sixty mental patients to produce a calcium clay and pulverized brick compound for automotive traction and snow grip. The workers are paid and rehabilitated as part of a new business model inspired by the founder s own recovery from mental illness.
A Tokyo dispatch notes the city surpassing New York in air pollution and sediment buildup, yet London improves as coal use declines. Gas, oil, and electricity heat replace open fires, methane gas pipelines expand, and vehicle exhaust poses a new nuisance. London avoids Tokyo’s worst air woes.
The notice recalls Mr. and Mrs. C F Lawrence hosting a New Year Eve dinner at Sunnyside. Mrs. W E Cornwallell visits her son in law and daughter and Mrs. Raymond Fishpaw of Manassas. Mrs Ira W Oates announces the birth of Patsy Wirks Oates formerly Miss Timbrook. The British battleship Formidable sunk in the English Channel with 750 crew. 71 saved. Mr and Mrs H B McCormac host a dance at the New Hotel Jack for Mrs Thomas Russell Cather. Edward Murnan returns home after weeks in Jacksonville Florida.
Earl L. Douglas offers a meditation on democracy and equality noting that while all people are equal in God's sight, preferences and discernment create differing attitudes. He argues against universal equal fervor, urging sensible discretion in who we favor or imitate.
Lawmaker David Lawrence surveys the Medicare debate as Congress weighs a 65+ hospital plan funded by Social Security taxes. Key questions focus on who pays, what benefits are covered, and the impact on doctors and facilities amid a physician shortage and rising health costs.
The Old Cynic jokes about knee high boots and babushs making it hard to tell where women come from. He mocks golf widows and predicts all weather enclosed courses will lure players year round.
Robert L. Willingham, Berryville Chief of Police, calls for strict enforcement of traffic laws in 1965 urging observance of speed limits curves red lights and road signs to improve safety. He urges readers to think before acting and cooperate with law officers.
Washington analysis contrasts GOP and Democratic missteps at the start of the new year. Republicans struggle with adversity and factional infighting over Halleck and Kuchel while Democrats face prosperity with leadership uncertainty as Mansfield and Fulbright confront independence on foreign aid.
In quotes from Robert Morley and Norman Thomas, a push to appeal to all Americans and build a broad based political party is discussed. The Republicans face warnings about nationalism and financial instability in organizations they engage with.
Dr Wayne Brandstadt laments the rush of dental work during holidays as students return home from summer. He blames dentists, mothers, and children for unfinished care and urges complete cleanings and exams before fall term, inviting general health questions for the column.
A 100 question self quiz over 10 days rates performance from Memory Genius to Good. It asks geography, biology, and general knowledge questions with page two providing correct answers. The sample prompts include: Is Morocco northern Africa or southern Africa and is the Tropic of Cancer in the northern or southern hemisphere.
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