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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1965
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star publishes daily except Sundays with a staff led by General Manager and Executive Editor Jack P. Davis and Managing Editor Eugene Miller. contact numbers 667 3211 and 667 3200 referenced.
Local officials in Chester New Hampshire solved expanding school needs by using salvaged items and off duty labor instead of expanding bonds. Purchases included a used refrigerator stove and desk donated by a seller and contractor savings on painting, totaling about 9200 dollars for 800.
The Star Files reports a second major earthquake in three weeks in the Nigde district near Ankara resulting in zero deaths and 160 injuries. HAROLD G. BROWN, cashier of the Shenandoah Valley National Bank, has returned home after an appendicitis operation at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. C A Davis hosted a shower for Miss Pattie Collum in Middleburg.
50 Years Ago 1915 Thornton O Wyndham a leading Confederate veteran celebrated his 88th birthday at his North Braddock Street home. Many old comrades and friends visited. Clement A Bahiman sold his cigar factory and pool room to Mrs Rhoda C Anderson. Mrs H E Guyer and Mrs Walter Huntsberry left for Philadelphia for several weeks of visiting friends.
Earl L. Douglas urges readers to cultivate universal regard while recognizing faults. He notes everyday animosities toward different groups and stresses that liking everyone does not erase discernment. Self awareness, humility, and mutual respect are key to true success.
The piece critiques President Johnson's foreign aid request to Congress, noting the $3.38 billion headline figure masks separate requests and unspent prior-year funds. It argues the total push, including Latin America and Vietnam provisions, may exceed past years, while underscoring that actual spending remains high and implementation tight.
A humorous column notes varied human reactions with spring ailments and odd trivia. It cites costs of the common cold, vice presidential history, Bible access in Illinois prisons, Napoleonic trouser trouble, aerosol bomb ideas, and a string of quips on safety and inflation.
The essay frames Lyndon Johnson as entering the presidency with unmatched political strength and broad public mandate. It traces his ascent from poverty to the White House, noting his experience, compassion, and resolve to lead without political debt, while acknowledging potential for error.
Wayne Brandstadt MD discusses when urine albumin indicates illness, noting causes such as Bright's disease and heart disease. He explains orthostatic albuminuria in young men, UV lamp types and safety, and answers questions on linitis plastica and ultraviolet exposure effects on eyes.
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