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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1965
Page
4
The text lists the Winchester Evening Star masthead with roles General Manager and Executive Editor Eugene Miller Managing Editor and office contact numbers plus a rate card and national representation details. It presents subscription rates and distribution notes.
The Travel Service reports about 960000 overseas visitors came to the United States in 1964 for business and pleasure, a 31 percent rise from 1963 and well above 1961. Visitor spending reached 375 million dollars, aiding hotels, airlines and railroads, with a World’s Fair boost in New York.
A Philadelphia Bar Association vote backed a code to restrict crime news by lawyers and prosecutors, police and reporters. Mayor Tate orders police to ignore it, arguing authorities have no power to curb information release. Critics call the code hollow and say it undermines press rights.
From The Star Files P Sheets is re elected captain of the South End Fire Company and Julian Arme was elected secretary. The Virginia State Censor Board approved showing the uncut film Gone With The Wind dispelling fears about its complete release. Fred Seal, a local electrician, was knocked down and run over by a wagon on North Main Street, sustaining severe bruises and bed confinement. A rumor claims $3 million moved from New York to El Paso for Francisco Villa. James Bradshaw Beverley named clerk of Winchester court to succeed Richard L Gray.
The meditation notes success brings happiness to some and disappointment to others. It explains jealousy arises from these feelings and urges bold actions to cast jealousy out of life entirely, not merely to curb it.
Governor Nelson Rockefeller unveils a comprehensive New York Great Society program covering water pollution and supply, transportation, education, housing, welfare, youth services, recreation, consumer protection, and a permanent arts council. He suggests borrowing funds, shifting policy from pay as you go, and aims to parallel President Johnson's federal agenda while claiming state initiative can meet broad public needs. The New York Times editorially supports the approach despite noting tax questions.
Henry J. Taylor argues President Johnson should curb government research spenders and bureaucratic bloat. He criticizes Agriculture and Health Education Welfare for duplicative data and calls for tighter control while noting U.S. firms invest heavily in private R and D and lead in patents.
Washington AP James Marlow notes that in the new year Johnson shows restraint on foreign policy while Khrushchev successors Kosygin and Brezhnev offer cautious responses. The piece observes a lack of clear direction, questions about leadership unity, and potential shifts if Vietnam defeats continue. Johnson may soon must define his own policy.
The piece explains proper use of Reverend as an adjective only and advises addressing clergy as Brother Pastor Mister or Doctor. It cautions against saying Reverend Smith and notes errors seen in church bulletins and local papers.
Wayne Brandstadt describes tooth migration linked to periodontosis once called pyorrhea. Front teeth with single roots are more mobile. migration shows obvious gaps. Expert dental treatment includes root planing and bite adjustment. home care slows gum and bone destruction.
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