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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1965
Page
4
The page lists the Winchester Evening Star staff editors and managers, contact numbers, and subscription rates for local and out of state readers. It shows News Editor Eugene P. Miller and General Manager Jack F. Davis with offices and distribution information. The notice also includes postal and circulation details typical of a 20th century newspaper masthead.
The Senate leader outlined the Administration warning that Vietnam may last ten years with 75,000 troops in place and potentially 100,000 more to be sent. The piece critiques air strikes as ineffectual and calls for clear White House disclosure of commitments and the mission to be pursued.
The Bay of Pigs disaster is traced to Kennedy advisers and his own reliance on experts. Theodore Sorenson said Kennedy asked how he could be so wrong while Robert F. Kennedy cited no U S air cover and said planning rested with the Pentagon and CIA.
An editorial advocates teaching traffic rules in elementary schools with diagrams and stresses drivers should prove knowledge of road rules and proper conduct before licensing. It argues the rules of the road stem from common and highway law and calls for early education to improve traffic management.
Henry J. Taylor argues the Soviet Union is engaged in covert power struggles at the Kremlin’s second level as Harriman visits Moscow amid rising U S tensions over North Vietnam. He cites leadership doubts, factional expulsions, and controlled media as signs of internal contest. An atomic threat looms over Johnson’s Vietnam stance.
A 27 year old Swiss woman became the first woman to climb the Matterhorn north face with her husband and another guide. The party lost its tent and spent the night tied to the mountain. The husband lent her his quilted jacket to keep her warm.
German bombs had fallen within 12 miles of Loon, raising fear as Nazi planes closed on the capital. TIMBERVILLE Virginia, a major peach area, was in peak harvest of what growers predicted to be the largest crop for the region. The Eastland disaster in Chicago left nearly 500 drowned with 300 believed trapped. Major Robert W. Hunter arrived from Washington to spend summer with his daughters on Washington Street. Mrs. Florence Russell and children returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kline near Stephenson.
A brief devotional urges readers to seek life’s work in daily labor. It asserts that God calls ordinary people to meaningful tasks, and that following this call leads to success through purposeful effort.
Grandson near age three still bottle feeding and sucking. Experts favor mixed feeding by six months and gradual elimination of bottles. Pressure from prolonged sucking can deform facial bones and teeth. beware overreaction and seek tender guidance. Use firm gentle approach and consider pacifiers short term.
A retro style quiz piece outlines a 10 day test with daily scores and a conversion table from nine or ten correct to Memory Genius down to Good. It promises Page 2 with correct answers and lists several example questions about seas, presidents, measurements, a nursery rhyme line, congressional war power, a marsupial and an extra legal court sharing a name, and a social activity linked to Mr Blacke.
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