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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1966
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists Eugene P Miller as News Editor Jack F Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor and Douglas B O Connell as Managing Editor. It provides mail details and a New York address for Gallagher Delisser Inc with subscription pricing noted.
The piece notes Swiss men repeatedly vetoed women’s suffrage since 1919 while Swiss women split on the issue, citing fears of marriage strain and clergy influence. It contrasts Swiss caution with U S progress and adds a digression on magnesium pemoline and a reminder that Ouagadougou is the capital of Upper Volta.
Auto makers produced 320000 cars and 1777000 trucks in 1965, with car output up 20 percent and trucks up 14 percent from 1964. Optimism runs high that 1966 will top 1965, though gains may be smaller.
The Star Files notes Britain has begun preparations for a mass attack on the continent, signaling a quick German response. Reports also say Japanese authorities rejected demands for an apology over the New Year cabaret incident involving five U.S. Marines.
Earl L. Douglas notes that little actions can become significant turning points in life. He cites Arisionary in Persia and Nancy Hanks shaping Abraham Lincoln as examples of quiet influence and enduring impact. Hazlitt and Jesus are invoked to underline humble deeds and literary taste.
Henry J. Taylor argues the Korean War stalemate marks a turning point in history, noting America’s 1.8 million drafted, 137000 casualties, and the nation’s unique failure to win a major war. He compares past empires and warns Viet Nam may test the current era’s staying power. The piece places US independence in a long historical arc.
The piece surveys ancient Rome’s water system with its 38 million and 20 million gallon daily capacities and contrasts it with modern Britain's perceived decline. It warns that national strength can erode and urges a moral and economic self examination as 1966 begins. It cites Washington’s call to vigilance and reflects on national security beyond GDP measures.
Nashville AP report describes a Nashville men's salon that markets to top customers as Tim Bishop and Sue run a full service with dry, shampoo and styling. The piece notes high end clients include businessmen and recording artists and outlines the owner's rules about hair care and cleanliness.
Washington essay on Averell Harriman portrays him as a tireless, dutiful diplomat who avoids vanity. His age and resilience are praised as strengths, showing how a steady public servant can guide policy during Vietnam era tensions.
Wayne Brandstadt notes keloids are raised scars often following burns infections or surgeries. They are not cancerous but frequently recur after removal. Treatments vary from X rays injections and freezing to corticosteroids and newer compounds with mixed success.
The text cites Emil Mazey criticizing silenced labor voices and Joan Baez commenting on draft card burning. It also mentions a medical note about using ultrasonic heat for keloids and a dermatologist’s advice for a scalp condition acne necrotica with treatment and lifestyle suggestions.
A reader gets a 10 day memory IQ test with 100 questions and daily scoring ranges. The item lists sample questions including who led the Sioux at Little Big Horn and which state is bounded north by the Ohio River, plus prompts about naval and presidential trivia.
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