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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1965
Page
4
The Winchester Star analyzes President Johnson’s address as a vivid Utopia with costly promises. It questions funding, Medicare impact, Taft-Hartley changes, urban renewal, foreign aid, debt, and Vietnam, urging clear details before judgment.
The Star dispatch from Paris notes clear weather aiding renewed land fighting on the western front. Allied high command reports several planes downed. Miss Elsie Ramsburg hosted a Five Hundred party for guest Miss Alice Baugher of Baltimore as Mrs. Loring A. Cover traveled to Baltimore for a visit.
Daily meditation advises turning to the bright sky and rejoicing despite current trials. It encourages hope that difficult periods are temporary and life on earth is good as is.
An article argues that a government funded Voice of America system could supply religious programming to U S public schools via classroom broadcasts. It cites overseas broadcasts already funded by taxpayers and suggests reading tapes could be used in schools with voluntary student participation.
A compact pairing of two famous quotes. First from II Timothy 4 7 reflects the speaker’s steadfast resolve. The second from Herbert Bayard Swope warns that attempting to please everyone leads to failure.
John Cunniff humorously notes the ski season's frequent injuries as people lurch on crutches and plaster casts. He recalls his own broken ankle, chaotic recovery, cross-country routing for treatment, and lingering hopes for a safe, snow-free spring.
In Washington President Johnson and Prime Minister Sato weigh how to handle Red China without undercutting the U S Japanese alliance. Japanese leaders face domestic pressure to recognize Red China, a move that could derail U S goals at the United Nations and strain the alliance. The United States views Red China as a major threat while Japanese public opinion favors caution, leaving Sato in a difficult middle position requiring strong U S support to maintain the essential alliance.
Timely quotes from Lindsey Anderson praise Shakespeare as the most exciting contemporary writer on the London stage. A remark about security echoes a broader wartime sentiment, while Bob Hope recalls a Christmas trip to South Vietnam and a soldier’s wary humor about back scrubbing with a bayonet.
Medical Q and A covers recurring arthritis not linked to cancer and prednisolone side effects. Advice emphasizes multidisciplinary care, regular checkups on long-term steroids, and prompt reporting of unusual symptoms. Also explains tongue coating from inadequate solid intake and Riley-Day syndrome features, X ray ownership, and a memory quiz section.
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