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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1965
Page
4
Extract shows staff names and roles at a Winchester publication plus subscription rates and office details. The fragment lists Eugene Miller as News Editor Jack Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor Douglas O Connell as Managing Editor and includes postal and circulation notes with rates for in and out of state subscriptions.
A new phonics approach colors vowel sounds to aid beginners. Colors link identical sounds like yellow for uh in up done blood guiding children to the proper pronunciation before switching to standard black text.
For the first time in 98 years Nebraska edges toward a state income tax as the legislature passes a bill Morrison lets become law without his signature. A referendum is called with opponents confident the people will reject it. Nebraska has long shunned income and sales taxes, boasting a frugal government and few frills.
Janos Kadar resigns as premier amid a broad removal of top officials including Ferenc Muennich Janos Papp Kiklos Somogyi and Zoltan Komocsin as Budapest braces for a new cult of leadership. The move follows the crushing of the 1956 revolt and hints at a consolidation of power within the central committee.
The Star notes Britain's resolve to prevent a French fleet alliance with Axis powers sparked renewed British French tensions in the Mediterranean. Magistrate Krebs in a police court urged citizens to keep tail lights lit at night. Clarence and Mrs Whelan return to Winchester from Frederick to make their home. Cumberland Valley Railroad announces a sixteen day Sea Shore excursion leaving Winchester July 8 with travel rates to Atlantic City Cape May and South Jersey resorts at 650 and 840 respectively.
The meditation explains Jesus' message to Nicodemus about being born again in water and spirit. It emphasizes cleansing the soul of hate and evil, then experiencing a spiritual rebirth through faith and ongoing growth in Christian life.
U S Air Force Captain Edward Gallardo bailed out after napalm ignited his F100 near Da Nang. He landed in a hamlet, avoided civilians, and was rescued within minutes by an Army helicopter as five planes circled for protection. He later attended Mass.
Washington laments a harsh mobilization by civil rights extremists against J. P. Coleman of Mississippi as a federal appeals court judge nominee. The column argues the assault dishonors a veteran moderate who advanced race relations and questions northern liberal tactics in pressing minority agendas.
Reader inquiries cover postnasal drip causes from allergy smoking and indoor air quality to climate effects and nasal spray use. Answers advise addressing the underlying cause, note pollution and indoor dryness as aggravators, and discuss plant effects on air and hormone-related breast tenderness with dosing caution.
An AP report details American doctors in Da Nang treating Vietnamese villagers under 1960s conditions. A U.S. Public Health Service team struggles with hot water, sewage, electricity, blood shortages, and undertrained nurses while trying to apply modern medicine amid conflict and limited resources.
The text parallels Byrd's concern withAdministration spending and rising taxes. It argues temporary excise tax cuts may aid recovery but long term budget prospects look bleak with "massive spending increases" planned. It likens the nation to a debt-ridden individual facing ongoing upkeep costs.
A checklist for scoring IQ tests over ten days shows daily correct answer rates that categorize memory, with answers ranging from Memory Genius to Excellent. The piece presents ten sample questions and ends with a poetic signature from Luther Markin.
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