Winchester Evening Star Classified Snapshot
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1965
Page
4
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The December rate fell below 5 percent for the first time since 1957, with total employment averaging 70.4 million in 1964, up about 1.5 million from 1963. Automation reduces production jobs but boosts demand for technical, administrative, clerical, and professional roles, requiring retraining.
The piece traces the origins of the Dow Jones name and the Wall Street Journal. Clarence Birds eye and Charles H Dow linked to Edward Jones, Providence men who moved to New York, issued handwritten bulletins, then founded their service and printed the first Wall Street Journal in 1889 with an average of 12 stocks.
News notes a massive Italian earthquake with over 20 000 dead and many buried alive rescued by soldiers. Severe shocks in the Alps destroy eighteen towns and trigger avalanches. A central Ellicott City fire wipes out a city block after a grocery store blaze.
A reflective meditation notes that everyday life is crowded with unseen struggles. People appearing to have everything often feel lonely and overwhelmed, reminding readers that everyone faces problems despite outward signs of abundance.
The piece argues that federal aid to education favors wealthy states and cities like New York, predicting about 92 million for New York State and 50 million for New York City in the first year. It warns that deficits rise as federal funds supplant state and local funding, urging clearer lines between state and federal duties and questioning ongoing deficit spending.
Letter from Doris L. Yingst criticizes government officials and church leaders for deceit and argues communists and sympathizers plan to abolish the House Committee on Un-American Activities. She urges courage from founding fathers and pledges Americanism defense.
Fragmentary note discusses wolves forming large groups to catch deer and caribou, referencing male wolves Ee and Jango and Britannica context. Parsing errors limit clarity but notes pack behavior and feeding implications, with emphasis on hunting efficiency and family group dynamics.
Henry J. Taylor argues the gold outflow and dollar weakness stem from political overspending. He attributes the problem to Kennedy and Johnson, warns of further gold devaluation, and criticizes Treasury actions as inadequate to restore confidence and financial order.
A health column answers questions on Quinidine gluconate dose safety and stopping. Hydralazine and Aldomet for high blood pressure. Wright's disease cause and treatment. astigmatism causes and correction. ice craving effects. and a quiz with answers to memory questions.
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