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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1965
Page
4
The page shows the Winchester Evening Star masthead with staff roles and contact numbers, and outlines subscription rates by mail for Virginia and West Virginia, plus outside Virginia rates. The date is Friday June 4, 1965.
The piece notes a shift in Paris toward warmer treatment of American tourists after prior unfriendly visits. It cites Gaullist tourism officials and a broader U.S. policy debate on travel and the balance of payments. The author suggests affluent travelers may still favor Europe and North America, viewing tourism as a subtle form of foreign aid.
Appalled by American playgrounds, Lady Allen co founder of the World Organization of Early Childhood Education argues that playgrounds should ignite imagination. She envisions spaces without tools where children can build destroy experiment with fire and water and cook their meals.
Henry J. Taylor argues against treating education funding as untouchable. He critiques Johnson era aid bills, cites college vacancy and dropout data, and warns of pork-barrel waste while urging informed public scrutiny of education spending.
Gen Weygand reports French poilus holding solid in a titanic two million man battle along the Somme Aisne line as German dive bombers and heavy artillery strike at French infantry. At Duke University Frank Pierce graduates A B degree. Richmond hosts United Confederate Veterans parade. Mrs Bessie King visits Winchester. James B Daniel welcomes son.
Earl L. Douglas compares prayer to pumping rusty water from an old pump. He says consistent practice yields clear water of faith, even if initial attempts are unsatisfying, and urges perseverance.
Open letter from Harold Boyle in Da Nang describes homesickness and questions the cost and goals of U S involvement in Vietnam. He notes dignity of Vietnamese people, the hope for a stable government, and plans for a girl nicknamed Miss Viet Nam while acknowledging the personal toll of war on soldiers and families.
A short anonymous note cites Ecclesiastes 7 9 urging patience and quotes John Hancock describing a chip on the shoulder as heavy baggage for life. The pair of maxims reflects religious and civic virtue rhetoric common among American patriots.
The article answers questions on gall bladder disease including nonfunctional gall bladders without stones and possible causes of right side abdominal pain. It notes acute inflammation without stones is rare and suggests seeking a digestive specialist.
A quick IQ based quiz spans 10 days with daily results. Readers receive scoring bands Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good and directions to turn to page two for correct answers. Questions cover geography literature law firearms weight boxing and a tongue in cheek comparison of states.
President Johnson defended his decision to deploy troops to the Dominican Republic while acknowledging criticism of how the OAS and Latin American leaders were consulted. He warned against delaying action for security reasons, insisted the United States would act if needed, and cautioned that the OAS could slow or hinder rapid intervention.
Letter to The Star rails against a president urging union membership for jobs. The writer argues forefathers shed blood for liberty and warns against internal attempts to undermine Liberty symbols like the Statue of Liberty and the Liberty Bell, questioning which is worse.
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