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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1965
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star issue dated Tuesday July 13 1965 outlines subscription rates for various regions and durations. It lists offices and staff roles including General Manager and editors, plus representative addresses and wire services details.
Debates on anti trust enforcement and bank mergers threaten regulatory stability. The Johnson administration backs SST development with Gen William McKee leading FAA in a $140 million phase while Boeing and others push for Atlantic passenger runs. The move signals US lead risks if Europe outpaces in supersonic aircraft.
Preliminary census returns show Winchester up to 12 074 residents, 1 219 more than 1930. Berryville grows 168 to 1 262. Boyce adds 17 to 342. Mrs Paul Tomney named president of the Girls Athletic Association succeeding Mrs Jack Widmeyer. Mrs T J Orndorff leaves for Lacy Springs to visit relatives. Berlin report notes French penetration near Combres but Germans claim counterattack. Secret Service probes suspected conspiracy to blow up ships bound for Allied nations.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on letting people go forth to bless the world and warns that slum upbringing can breed gangsters unless fortune changes. He argues for tactful, understanding parenting to release the angels in children rather than unleash their demons. Jesus notes that children have angels before the Heavenly Father. Wise parenthood means guiding promising lives to release good.
Henry Cabot Lodge is described as the right man for Johnson to send as U.S. Ambassador to South Vietnam. The piece highlights his fluency in French, experience with the United Nations, and belief that civil political efforts are key alongside military action, arguing against negotiation with the Communists and stressing a strong, non surrendering stance.
Luther Markin notes that women talk too much and should slow down even when in trouble they may not reveal all they know. This quip reflects his provocative commentary on gender and communication.
Hal Boyle reports a growing US base network along South Viet Nam's east coast from Vung Tau to Da Nang. The latest base at Cam Ranh Bay features a 100 ton crane and Vietnamese Navy units. The Army is building airstrips and depot facilities with potential for a major airfield to support patrols and logistics.
William S. White argues the Vietnam debate redefines terms like intellectuals and smearing, noting ex intellectuals now critique policy as resistance supporters. He labels phrases such as flay wav ing and front man for the military as partisan jargon shaping public discourse on South Vietnam.
The bearded lady Brenda Beatty argues that many people hide flaws unseen by others while crowds tolerate visible oddities. The National Safety Council comments on holiday tolls, labeling it irresponsible or incompetent.
Questions about cerebral arteriosclerosis. Dr Brandstadt explains that cyclandelate and Taractan are used to improve brain circulation and calm behavior in elders, with no set progression pattern and possible strokes. Also discusses seizures and lightheadedness, Miltown removal from USP due to habit risk, and invites general questions.
The prompt lists ten trivia questions and a scoring scale for a 10 day memory quiz. It asks varied topics from Oswego tea to Columbus, weather, currency, ships, religion symbols, and a vice president, ending with a page reference to Page two for answers.
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