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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1965
Page
4
A clipped newspaper item discusses a thread or fabric issue with no clear context or outcome. The fragment lists staff names and a publication postal detail but provides minimal readable facts to determine a specific event or decision.
The Johnson proposal would raise unemployment benefits beyond 100 dollars weekly by 1971 and boost the taxable wage base to 6600 dollars. It would eliminate the experience rating, shift more tax burden to employers, and require detailed study of the bill’s economic impact before action.
The Wall Street Journal notes vacations now mix study with leisure as resort operators add instruction courses. Guests engage in activities from rug weaving to pottery while universities offer short courses for travelers enrolling in astronomy and drapery making. New tranquilizers are also being found for relaxing two weeks with pay.
Huckleberry gathering on Mount Williams and nearby picks by Mrs J W Orndorff and others yield 20 gallons and several bushels. Wildlife reports include a nonaggressive wild cat sighting by Walter Hicks and multiple bears in the area.
A devotional meditation urges leaving self focus to find true happiness through fixing attention on others and spiritual purposes. The reflection emphasizes Jesus teachings about losing life to find it and finding peace by turning away from personal desires.
Washington analysis notes that some of John F Kennedy’s closest friends and advisers portray him as bewildered and wavering. The piece discusses Bay of Pigs reflections, civil-military tensions, and calls for renewed private details from Joint Chiefs of Staff.
A Virginia focused column critiques the Voting Rights Act of 1965. It explains triggers based on 1964 registration rates and county actions in Amelia Nottoway Lunenburg and Sussex. The piece argues central registration will face legal scrutiny and praises or condemns Congress members.
Hal Boyle surveys memory as a currency and recalls a 1920s America with Dobbin the horse Bessie the cow and icons like Rockefeller. The piece blends nostalgic vignettes from daily life politics business and culture to illustrate past perceptions and social quirks.
The commonest spontaneous nosebleed is caused by high blood pressure. Dry indoor air and picking crusts contribute. Treat with quiet sitting, ice at the neck, pinching the nose for 10 minutes, or nasal packing with adrenaline. severe cases may need erection or transfusion.
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