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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1965
Page
4
The document lists staff roles including JACK F. DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor Eugene P. Miller as News Editor and Douglas B. O Connell as Managing Editor. It also gives subscription rates and address details for national representatives Gallagher Delisser in New York City.
A political essay argues that Congress plans a law forcing union membership as a job condition, eroding minority rights and individual liberty. It criticizes coercive union shops, cites state bans, and warns of constitutional conflicts with the 1937 Supreme Court ruling on collective bargaining rights.
The Greek king dismissed Prime Minister George Papandreou and named George Athanasiades Novas, triggering a political rift as Papandreou supporters rally for a plebiscite on the monarchy. Greece has a long history of royal upheavals via plebiscites and coups.
The two dollar bill, often rejected in favor of two ones, is argued to gain usefulness in inflationary times. A bright color could make it more acceptable and help pay for items that used to cost a dollar.
A trio with shotguns robbed two banks of 108000 in cash in front of a seafront crowd. They fled through the coast resort traffic in an Oldsmobile sedan. The Star files note wartime era pressures and a dye industry reference amid the chaotic page.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on people who resist orders and dislike being bossed. He notes that over management irks subordinates and applies to parents spouses and officials who try too hard to control others.
A lighthearted column urges restraint in sharing opinions and cautions readers about nature hazards like poison ivy near picnic spots. It notes the ever rising cost of living and teases patience before school starts again.
Hal Boyle recounts humorous anecdotes about drivers ignoring near empty gas gauges. Joy Stilley adds examples of long trips with dwindling tanks, noting the anxiety of watching signs for fuel and the chance of arriving at stations far apart.
James Marlow analyzes how Lyndon B. Johnson used surprise announcements to minimize Congressional and public scrutiny. The piece contrasts this strategy with earlier presidents and notes how gradual disclosure shapes public opinion and crisis management in areas like Vietnam and the Dominican Republic.
The text references a former president of General Motors speaking about the future belonging to the young. It notes a firm stance and a viewpoint on progress and leadership while indicating timing in the late morning context. The fragment emphasizes optimism and generational leadership.
Dr Brandstadt notes griseofulvin oral therapy improved ringworm but required full course. A new topical acrisorcin, introduced last December, cured over 90 percent in six weeks and helped prevent recurrence. A later safe colorless cream also showed strong activity against liver and other fungi.
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