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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1965
Page
4
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Scientists from Pakistan plan a Western Himalayas expedition to study the Hunza tribesmen famed for long lifespans. Observations note many Hunza men reach 100 to 120, women bearing children past 60, and attribute longevity to diet and minerals. Previous visits by French and American researchers reported diet as a factor, among others.
The piece contrasts a simple Hunza life with modern stress and outlines a Pakistan expedition to collect specimens for study. It notes complaints about prior expeditions where samples deteriorated before laboratory examination and argues there is no miracle potion for longevity. It frames unhurried living as a basic secret of the Hunzas and suggests learning from them could benefit mankind.
Curt Moberg 33 and Cecilia 29 reconcile after 11 months apart following her 31 point ultimatum. The pact requires avoiding parental arguments, halting hunting trips, open doors to relatives, minimum earnings, and cooperation in all matters. Moberg must pay bills on time while his wife manages finances, a point questioned by observers.
Report notes a bank car holdup in New Jersey where $1 million in canceled checks and non negotiable securities were stolen. The incident underscores how crime can appear lucrative and suggests politics may be the least policed arena.
The Star Files reflects 1940 news with Dorothy Hawthorne named a Princess in Berkeley Springs Tomato Festival Court. Virginia Butsler and Mary Elizabeth Ebert are noted in festival weekend events on the river.
Fifty years ago in 1915 six French aeroplanes bombed Colmar railway station while four French airmen attacked Charlerange junction. General Pancho Villa’s flying column seized Queretaro with no clear communications south of Zacatecas, El Paso reports note.
The piece notes rising crime especially juvenile delinquency and more prevalent diseases, yet people prefer modern life for its comforts. It highlights a challenge greater than war and cites a ten year old entering a Midwestern university as a striking example.
Washington observes that the FCC calls commercials on TV and radio too loud and urges tone down. The piece argues political broadcasts deserve equal time and questions federal censorship via licenses, suggesting private enterprise should control content.
Hal Boyle reflects on the Vietnam War in Saigon, noting the shift from advisory to military participation, the unclear outcome, and the rising human and political costs as U.S. troops escalate. He warns that money alone can no longer secure victory and stresses the fog of war and shifting loyts.
Williams argues the US Senate lacks true accountability and has set up a six member committee to oversee conduct and ethics. He criticizes a creed of formulaic solutions, warns against surveillance style policing, and asserts personal conscience remains essential for ethical behavior.
Hormones such as estrogens and acetylcholine injections into umbilical veins are highlighted as effective or preventive therapies for respiratory distress syndrome in newborns. The article notes these methods align with physiology and may require time to determine superiority. It also answers reader questions on granuloma annulare and cyanosis in children.
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