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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1965
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star provides local Virginia news with editorials and business notes. The paper reports circulation and staff details along with subscription rates and mailing information.
A British business analysis argues industry sickness stems from former military leaders taking seats on company boards after retirement. Cecil Harmsworth King critiques the practice as misusing grown careers for executive demands in a modern, tech-driven era.
A British critique argues that appointing retired generals to boards signals misguided priorities. It stresses that shareholders seek knowledge and proven ability, not prestige, and warns leadership alone cannot replace expertise. It contrasts business needs with military lore.
Miss Marjorie Huffman daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Huffman married Harold Teets son of Mr and Mrs J J Teets in a quiet nuptial. Local social notes record Sherman and Philadelphia visits as well as civic movements abroad.
The meditation recalls World War I massacres and contrasts Armenian suffering with Christian compassion. It asks readers to imagine the Armenian doctor treating attackers as fellow Armenians and relatives, measuring Christian spirit by response to atrocity.
The piece argues presidents favor political allies over judges for Supreme Court seats, citing Abe Fortas and others. It notes long-standing tensions between political ideology and judicial interpretation, and suggests prior judicial experience might improve selection quality.
Backyard growers in Britain plant and cure tobacco to avoid high retail prices for cigarettes. An estimated 100000 households grow tobacco while seed sales surge 75 percent. amateurs face strict limits on 25 pounds per grower per year and parcel-post mail to ship cured leaf.
Henry J. Taylor argues that Mao Zedong and the Peking regime view tyranny as acceptable and refuse real peace gains. The piece cites Red China's handling of Korea and Southeast Asia, plus a lampoon of the sayings in Peking media, to claim a fundamental clash with Western values on freedom and life.
Dr Brandstadt responds to a student experiment showing distilled water does not conduct electricity while salt water does, explains a bathtub shock risk, and cautions testing. He clarifies Polysporin and Prednisolone eye drops, notes penicillin allergies can cause mild to severe reactions, and outlines skin tests and alternatives. He invites letters for future columns.
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