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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1965
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists subscription rates and contact details including News Editor Eugene P. Miller Business Manager Jack F. Davis and Managing Editor Douglas B. O Connell. It notes circulation by mail and phone numbers for editorial and business offices.
A July 2, 1965 column notes insurance firms plan 6 percent rate hikes after 1964 premiums rose to 6.8 billion with 207 million more in claims. It warns bad drivers may remain uninsured and calls for strict law enforcement. The piece also reports on aspirin disease, detailing 1100 cases since 1953, possible 3 percent susceptibility, and urges doctors to emphasize aspirin limits.
The article notes Fred J. Larrick, former mayor of Middletown, elected chairman of the Frederick County School Board. It also mentions Britain’s blockade, the French government move to Vichy, rescue missions from New York, an assassination attempt on John Pierpont Morgan at Glen Cove, and a fire damage incident at David Wiley’s clothing and jewelry store in Berryville.
Earl L. Douglas urges active effort to improve the world rather than passive waiting for the kingdom. He links the kingdom of God to personal religious faith and a spiritual rebirth experienced through commitment and action.
Former President Eisenhower argues conventions are undemocratic and undignified and should be abolished. He cites Woodrow Wilson who urged that conventions be replaced by direct voter nominations and platform formation by those elected. The piece notes chronic issues with delegate selection and the shift to televised conventions.
HAL BOYLE reports Airman J C Jon H Young of Portland Ore a pararescue specialist and Silver Star recipient spent days off helping wounded Vietnamese civilians. He flew 250 missions including a notable rescue of an F100 and an injured Skyraider pilot amid heavy fire. The Vietnam War hero later learned the saved pilot was captured by the Viet Cong.
Wayne Brandstadt MD discusses how antibodies can target the body's own tissues, creating autoimmune diseases. The overview covers definitions, gamma globulin rises, cortisone responses, and several diseases suspected of involving autoantibodies, with caution about incomplete understanding.
Henry J. Taylor argues that pacifist intellectuals misread foreign policy, confusing wishful thinking with reality. He criticizes campus protesters and some scholars for emotionally driven views, warns against gradualism, and urges courageous leadership to counter Sino-Soviet pressure.
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