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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1965
Page
4
A Harvard Law School study of 301 six year olds from high delinquency neighborhoods finds over 90 percent of delinquency linked to home factors such as parental discipline and supervision. The researchers conclude that home environment, not schools or police, largely shapes a child’s behavior, urging focus on family intervention.
Analysis of President Johnson’s address and Taft Hartley section 14 B proposal. States with right to work laws limit compulsory union membership while labor leaders push broader union power. Interpreted as coercive pressure on workers to join unions as a condition of employment.
A letter thanks the Winchester and Frederick County communities for locating a beagle named Happy missing since December 24 1964. The tale credits neighbors, prayers from children Dee Dee Georgie Roxanne and help from the Star and radio ads. The owner saw Happy in a station wagon after a tip from Mrs Dick of Clearbrook and a public effort saved the dog.
A physician explains that deafness after mumps is rare and usually single-sided, with advice to see an ear specialist for hearing aid options. The column covers perforated eardrum closure, effects of Duotrate and digitalis, diabetes insipidus causes and treatments, and notes on effort syndrome and a 1932 Navy-related question.
Indignant demands were raised in Britain’s Parliament as it met to press for a full inquiry into Premier Ireladier's conduct of the war. The report notes efforts to convene a general discussion in the French Parliament at Paris. Mrs. H. B. McCormac hosted a social event mentioned in the same item.
In 1915 Carson Spillman was elected captain of the Friendship Fire Company. A million men stood assembled under Field Marshal von Hindenburg for a German attack on Warsaw, planned to start when rivers froze and roads froze to ease operations. Miss Mazie Potter returned home to Philadelphia after visiting Mr and Mrs Alexander Barrie on Amherst Street.
A daily meditation discusses how mood drives perspective and how surrender to temptation or despair can erode ideals. It notes fluctuations between elation and depression and urges steadiness and duty despite changing moods.
WILLIAM S. WHITE describes President Johnson adopting a restrained but firm stance in foreign policy. He aims to defend American interests with deeds over rhetoric, matching Jacksonian resolve while avoiding loud threats. Johnson favors quiet strength, backing words with action if vital interests are harmed.
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