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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1966
Page
4
The item lists Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor and Douglas B. O Connell as Managing Editor. It notes second class postage paid at Winchester Virginia and provides Nat l Rep Gallagher Delisser Inc address in New York City.
The piece argues that if peace talks fail, President Johnson may expand U.S. commitments in Vietnam, widening the defense budget and forcing domestic cuts or tax increases. It notes deficits, debt, and gold concerns, urging careful balance between defense needs and economic stability amid a global arms race in the Middle East.
The piece notes the pure brows and sea siren silhouette shaping new spring fashion, with a focus on the high pompadour and plastic bridal gown paired with a pantaloon skirt. It mentions local items including Frederick County School Board extending the band and approving flooding for ice skating at SVA athletic field. It also reports political and agricultural updates in brief.
A reflection on sustaining power from religion and daily growth. The text urges an active mind, daily reading, and learning opportunities for retirees, highlighting prayer Bible reading and loving service as paths to spiritual sustenance through life’s burdens.
A national debate grows over Vietnam policy as Congress members and the public questions the war’s necessity and the limits of U S military action. General John P McConnell offered a clearer view in a Detroit speech on December 6 after a Vietnam visit.
Readers dispute the Frederick County Taxpayers Association role and protest the county board’s stance on a Reuss Avenue mall. They urge cooperation with the city, cite shared facilities, and condemn delays and segregation. A second letter warns Winchester residents about Red Bud Run discharge and urges protests to protect water supply.
Wayne Brandstadt MD explains Parkinsons disease rising among Americans over 50. It features fixed facial expression tremor and stiffness, with unknown causes possibly hereditary or linked to prior encephalitis. Drug withdrawal can reverse some cases, while others worsen without action.
The article condemns China's campaign to frame the Viet Nam conflict as a race war and to portray Western forces as oppressors. It alleges Chinese and North Vietnamese propaganda, notes alleged inoculation by anti Communist South Vietnamese civilians, and highlights Hubert Humphrey’s reported observations on regional reactions. It also criticizes SNCC for denouncing the United States and notes John Lewis seeking conscientious objector status.
Quote on marriage and driving hazards contrasts with racing humor. The piece reflects witty, era tone about who should handle the family car and when favoritism makes sense.
A fragment notes the idea that buying cheap dentures is a false economy. The second clause hints at a historical remark about perception, suggesting women could see through a man before medical imaging existed.
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