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A terse OCR fragment lists contact lines for AF News staff including the executive editor and business editor with phone numbers and a price. The text is partially garbled and presents no clear event or context.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1965
Page
4
A terse OCR fragment lists contact lines for AF News staff including the executive editor and business editor with phone numbers and a price. The text is partially garbled and presents no clear event or context.
President Johnson nominates Sheldon Cohen as commissioner of internal revenue with an intent to project a friendlier IRS image. Cohen, a Washington lawyer and CPA, previously helped expand electronic data processing while chief counsel, and vows to reduce fear as April 15 approaches. The piece also highlights Dr. John Linville’s Stanford project building a reading device for the blind, enabling direct reading from printed pages and promising future compact, accessible technology.
The annual statement of six Winchester and Frederick county banks shows deposits totaling almost seven million dollars. In Hagerstown Maryland Martin B Kermacy entered several of his paintings in the Hagerstown Art Museum annual exhibit for Shenandoah artists. Mrs Lewis M Allen hosted lunch at her home honoring Mrs Robert. Virginia Fruit Growers Association held its annual meeting in Winchester with President T N Thompson delivering his address. J D Grim was elected president of the South End Fire Company with Harold C March as secretary. Mr and Mrs A G Legg and grandson Richard Morgan visited Henry Busey at Torrytown.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on how people move through life with heads down and muttered discontent. He stresses the mind’s capacity for renewal turning from darkness to light and hostility to love.
A Washington columnist argues the Great Society cannot be achieved while government ethics erode. Campaign money fuels access with families funding campaigns, loopholes abound, and lobbying drives influence. Reform of campaign finance and conflicts of interest is essential for real progress.
A terse review notes the clever answers students give on problems and comments on marital roles. It suggests that a husband’s actions align with his wife’s approval within the home.
AP dispatch surveys quirky beauty trends from around the world. Vienna women use cream of caviar for 12 dollar pots while West Germany spends heavily on cosmetics. The column also touches on life, death, memory, and quotes from notable figures.
Wayne Brandstadt presents a medical column outlining sickle cell anemia heredity, racial prevalence, symptoms, and lack of cure. It notes splenic removal as a potential aid and discusses a weight loss drug Q A with cautions. Also includes memory quiz questions.
A reader questions Col. Francis Pickens Miller s affiliation with the World Council of Churches formed in Amsterdam in 1948. The letter claims disarmament and recognition of Red China as goals, cites refugee testimonies, and warns of Communist clergymen influencing Christian churches and religious freedom.
A series of trivia: naval liquor rations ended in September 1862. The Charter Oak in Hartford no longer stands after a 1856 windstorm. a granite shaft marks its site. The banyan tree in tropical regions can have up to a thousand trunks as shoots take root and form new trunks.
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