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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1965
Page
4
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The House Banking Committee chair proposes legislation to let incoming presidents appoint the FRS board chair and cut board terms from 14 to five years. Such steps would transform the Fed from an independent agency to a tool of the current administration, provoking long-standing criticisms of overreach and political influence.
A 1965 calendar survey shows Americans use 350 million calendars with homes averaging 2.6 and businesses about 4.5. Six percent of homes and over four percent of businesses lack calendars, while hunting and fishing scenes and scenic or humorous images remain popular. Initial 1966 calendar orders exceed 10 million in the first week.
The Star Files report on a Berlin law gazette mention of Marshal Gen Hermann and wartime economic matters. It notes a fatal stair accident to Robert Lee Gray at his home and a noon dinner hosted by Mrs Mick. French forces claim destruction of a German ammunition depot near Rheims while German air raids spark German enthusiasm. Louise Meade of White Post visits Summit Point, West Virginia.
Earl 1 Douglas reflects on the God who made us. We cannot know His will and all events are either His will or His permission. He does not cause evil but permits it. We know only a few aspects of God, yet He loves.
By David Lawrence the article reviews fourteen presidential inaugurations noting evolving atmospheres from Taft in 1909 to F D Roosevelt in 1945. It contrasts wartime and peacetime ceremonies, money spent, and the changing political mood across decades.
A collection of remarks and reflections on U S presidential inaugurations from Elizabeth I to John F Kennedy outlining how each ceremony reflected era specific hopes and fears. The piece notes Cold War anxieties and ongoing conflicts in Vietnam and Africa, and the democratic process of secret ballots and four year terms.
A HAL BOYLE humorous collage depicts a middle aged man tired of aging quips as friends comment on growing old. The scene features banter about bifocals, martinis, wind on birthdays, cemetery plots and staying up late.
William S. White argues the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force restore British power in Southeast Asia by sending the Far East strike force to Malaysia and deter Sukarno. He casts Harold Wilson as a de facto Tory, praising renewed British and American military presence in Asia and the revitalized imperial posture.
A reflection contrasts peaceful death with aging and wisdom. It asserts that physical signs may fade while inner spirit remains youthful. The two verses urge dignity in aging and the preservation of a hopeful heart.
Wayne Brandstadt discusses how malpractice claims rise as patient dissatisfaction grows. He notes costs to doctors include time, reputation damage, and higher liability insurance, and cites cases where unnecessary tests or second operations follow. He emphasizes dangers of overuse of X rays and consent limits.
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