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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1966
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star announces subscription rates and staff details for January 17 1966. It lists editors News Editor Eugene P Miller and executives Jack F Davis Douglas B O Connell and provides rate cards for Virginia, West Virginia and out of state readers.
The piece notes growing interest in auto safety driven by government aims and industry action. It reports that safety features will spread faster, yet driver behavior and model design complicate gains, with penalties for excessive horsepower and uneven adoption of safer devices.
The piece argues the Bureau of Labor Statistics downplays inflation as the Consumer Price Index climbs monthly. It notes October’s rise to a record level, while consumers see a real price increase from $10 to $11.04 since 1957-59, underscoring the perceived inflation.
About 20 city employees and four trucks cleared sleet and ice from Loudoun Street business section and busy intersections. Widespread closures and hazardous traffic followed drizzling rain turning to freezing for a second day. Power and communications systems were damaged as conditions worsened.
A reminiscence from a reunion shares a blessing on speaking freely with trusted friends and a view of life’s later years as a steady ascent through toil, joy, and friendship. The piece urges kindness in words and the virtue of enduring companionship.
The Frederick County School Board highlights bus safety as the priority of student transport. Misconduct triggers warnings and possible suspensions, with serious acts risking longer bans. Parents may face transport adjustments, but disciplined behavior ensures safe daily rides.
Defense Secretary McNamara defines Peking A-bomb status and outlines Mao's expanding delivery potential within two to ten years. The piece argues the Viet Nam conflict intersects with this threat and weighs nuclear options against Mao while noting past Eisenhower actions and Cold War dynamics.
British author John Fowles, former London girls school teacher, rises to prominence with The Collector film adaptation and a Literary Guild January pick. He sold paperback rights for 125000 dollars and is scripting the film. He defends solitary work and links freedom to humanity, critiquing the city as dehumanizing and praising rural life.
Wayne Brandstadt explains knock-knees in young children, often from weight, flat feet, or weak inner knee muscles, with natural improvement as they walk. Treatment targets cause, using exercises for flat feet, possible braces after age five, or surgery as a last resort.
A 10 day quiz reports daily scoring bands from Memory Genius to Good. It lists ten sample items with questions about teeth in turtles Mona Lisa grape color fleas and more and invites page two for answers.
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