Winchester Evening Star index and circulation note
Newspaper masthead and contact details listed for Winchester Evening Star. Includes establishment year, staff titles, address, and subscription rates with regional mailing notes.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1966
Page
4
Newspaper masthead and contact details listed for Winchester Evening Star. Includes establishment year, staff titles, address, and subscription rates with regional mailing notes.
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers chief briefs a 100-foot dish orchard concept potentially costing at least $5 billion to detect signals from up to 200 light years away. Proponents argue observing or emitting signals could reveal intelligent life, while critics warn of expense and practicality.
The Greeks report repulsing what they call the largest and most carefully planned Italian counter attack in the Tepelini sector of the Albanian front. Edward B. Lee becomes president of the Clarke County Junior Board of Trade with officers including Walter Wise carver Jr Harold Potts Charles Ramsburg and David Donovan. The dead animal law is urged amid hog cholera losses. Water from a frozen burst pipe floods three floors of the Baetjer building on N Main St Loudoun notably affecting Gray and Streit fancy grocers.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on relief when a loved one is safe or illness is ruled out. He notes markets rise and fall, days brighten briefly, and the joy of relief follows Christ and faith, bringing praise and gratitude for calmer outcomes.
Senator John J. Williams accuses the Johnson administration of deceptive budget figures. He urges truth in government and notes corporations are taxed at accelerated rates, pushing the government to collect more than owed for three years, with withholding acceleration for individuals worth about $400 million next year.
Readers debate rights to speak before the Board of Supervisors and question editorials and personal attacks. The letter comments on downtown plans, modernization versus restoration, and reflects on political budget honesty and truth in government.
Senator Everett M. Dirksen asserts his mindset ages 70 in time but 50 or less in ideas while Sir Ronald Gould of Britain's National Union of Teachers argues teachers’ salaries should reflect the professional value they provide to the nation.
William S. White argues the South is rapidly moving toward racial equality, with progress speeding below the Mason Dixon line. He cites Governor Mills Godwin’s pledge to even-handed education and Virginia’s embrace of the Union, plus a Senate appointment of a Negro cabinet officer as signs of a historic reunion of the states. The piece notes Southern support for Robert Weaver as HUD secretary amid past resistance.
The article argues family counseling can address chronic anxiety by rebuilding mutual affection, trust, and respect for individual growth. It suggests training to avoid dwelling on uncontrollable problems and facing threatening situations to find solutions. It notes talking with friends or professionals aids. and cautions tranquilizers should be short term and prescribed by a doctor.
A reader quiz outlines an IQ scoring plan over ten days with daily results and bands from Memory Genius to Good. It asks ten sample questions covering geography history linguistics and literature with page reference for answers.
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