Winchester Evening Star local notices and rates
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1966
Page
4
Local notice page shows newspaper masthead and staff names with office details. Rates and mailing options are listed for subscriptions and outside Virginia or West Virginia delivery.
The piece surveys Udall's warning of possible extinctions in North America including the whooping crane and bald eagle. It notes Japan seeks wide air routes and cooperation with the Soviet Union on the trans Siberian path, while praising German training manuals with a noted quote about dusk and darkness.
Reports describe mass executions of Jews in Bucharest and other Romanian towns during a four day terror. German and Romanian motorized troops patrolled streets as Jews were seized from homes and beaten or slain. Fire caused damage at St. Marys Catholic Church in Hagerstown Maryland.
The essay compares life in ancient Palestine with modern nations noting a persistent core. It argues saints like Augustine Francis of Assisi and Thomas Aquinas share the same faith and moral standards as present believers, despite differing dress and languages.
A satirical scene set in 1965 Averagetown Elementary depicts Miss Martini Daiquiri teaching third graders about drinking, mocking a Harvard psychiatrist proposal to introduce drink education in schools. The piece questions the feasibility and safety of early alcohol instruction and previews next week’s column.
The passage describes the AFL as the people’s lobby in Washington and state capitals advocating for economic political and social rights for all Americans union and non union members. It also notes Goldberg’s travel from a Virgin Islands holiday to Europe during President Johnson’s term.
Henry J. Taylor argues that past cease-fires in Vietnam and Laos failed to halt Communist gains. He credits Brig. Gen. George Delteil and Ta Quang Buu with signing earlier truces but notes persistent violations. The piece urges a cease-fire that meaningfully restricts aggression and unites Vietnam by 1956, warning current efforts lack real enforcement.
Wayne Brandstadt M D warns that pet turtles commonly harbor Salmonella, causing food poisoning outbreaks. He urges handwashing after any turtle contact and recommends choosing safer pets, noting turtles shed germs in water and on pen surfaces, risking family illness.
Hal Boyle recalls a new neat, blond office boy in New York whose rise mirrors changes in office culture. He contrasts past slouchy boys with today’s polished juniors, recalls his own teen days under Leon Durst, and notes how authority abuses trigger old memories.
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