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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1966
Page
2
The text shows a Winchester Evening Star masthead with editor and management names, address and subscription rate listings. It reads like a newspaper front matter with staff positions and national advertising rep details.
At the 115th AMA annual convention in Chicago the push for a family physician specialty grows. A doctor who is first contact for a family and can access hospital facilities is seen as essential to address the general practitioner shortage and balance care with demand. The piece notes the Senate approved a 505.8 million pay raise for federal employees and highlights ongoing research on exercise and health from Stanford doctors Montero and Smyth.
The Mar et Street Methodist Church official board plans purchase of the Frank Gearing residence on Courtfield Ave Leicester St for use as a parsonage. Hugh G Ramsey to succeed J E Cowles as vocational agriculture teacher at Gainesboro High School. German warplanes bomb Moscow and claim major fires near the Kremlin while Nazi leaders report Red Armies split into pockets by breakthrough efforts.
Reports from the front say the Austro German army retreats in Volhynia to avoid large capture risk after six days of fighting along the Lipa River. Mrs Richard E Byrd hosted a card party and supper honoring her sister in law Mrs Henry D Flood and Mrs A C Carson wife of Judge Carson of the Philippine Supreme Court.
The CDC-6600 at the National Meteorological Center in Suitland Md drives forecasts for the northern hemisphere. It outputs seven atmospheric levels up to 53000 feet and promises 5 to 15 percent improved local forecasts over current computer methods.
HAL BOYLE profiles a door-to-door salesman battling harsh odds as he knocks on homes in New York. He endures heat and weariness, weighs a ton in gear, and smiles through repeated refusals hoping to improve his lot, despite the scornful, witty, or hostile reactions from passersby and homeowners.
The piece argues that since the New Frontier and Great Society, federal spending and debt have surged while balanced budgets vanished. It claims 185 758 new federal workers in a year, added costs of 1 billion annually, and higher debt limits, urging taxpayers to question government promises.
The German language publication Rumaenien reports a new swimming school for four year old children in Bucharest aiming to develop talent early in the capital.
A medical column outlines psoriasis as a non contagious, fluctuating skin disease with no cure. Metronidazole is not listed as effective, sunlight helps, and newer greaseless preparations plus a tar shampoo are recommended. A taurine free diet may markedly improve symptoms for some patients.
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