Winchester Evening Star June 7 1965 local edition excerpt
Local newspaper page from Winchester Virginia dated Monday June 7 1965 shows staff listings Editor Jack F. Davis Eugene P. Miller and Douglas B. OConnell. It includes subscription rates by mail outside Virginia and West Virginia and city rates for one or six months.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
National Representatives
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Inflation Threatens Brazil’s Presidential Election Stability
The piece argues Brazil’s 1965 inflation, up 23 percent in four months, strains political stability ahead of a 1966 election. It notes Castelo’s austerity and credit limits slow growth, while foreign investment remains scarce, risking a slide toward Marxist influence if development stalls.
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Brazil
Humberto Castelo
Castelo
Goulart
Cuba
Mr. Goulart
Brasilia
Latin America
Honking horns and the American driving ethic
The piece notes how horns punctuate urban driving as a rapid reflex and questions whether they truly prevent accidents. It contrasts American road culture with South American bans on honking in ordinary traffic and cites Bogota where drivers bang on doors to express impatience, highlighting noisy impatience and potential wear on cars.
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Bogota
Colombia
Graduation USA a sweeping, distinctly American rite
A reflective overview of graduation rituals across the United States from kindergarten to college. It portrays pomp, tassels, awards, speeches, and futures as graduates move toward college, work, marriage, service, and even space, highlighting national pride and recurring patterns.
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Graduation USA
Friends
USA
Armed Services
Viet Nam
Quote of the Week on Vietnam War risks and nuclear policy
John F Knight, editor of the Detroit Free Press, warns that indecisive action in Vietnam could trigger a larger war. He questions whether bombing China's undeveloped nuclear installations is prudent while noting risk of escalation and a broader nuclear era.
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Viet Nam
United States
Red
Berryville High School graduates 27 seniors in ceremony
The Star Files notes Berryville High School graduated 27 seniors with Miss Louise Bell valedictorian and Miss Joyce Davis salutatorian. Stewart ORear earned chemical engineering degree at the University of Virginia with top department average. Handley School system faculty and students joined a 2000 strong flower bearing procession honoring Judge Handley and benefactors. Dr B S Compton escaped injury after his car struck a Bell pole near Valley Avenue. Christ Church hosted baptism of Harry Flood Byrd Jr with godparents Richard Evelyn Byrd and James Beverley.
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Berryville
Louise Bell
Joyce Davis
Stewart O’rear
University of Virginia
Handley School
John Handley
Handley Band
B. S. Compton
Clearbrook
Valley Avenue
South Braddock Street
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Harry F. Byrd
Harry Flood Byrd, Jr
Richard Evelyn Byrd
James Bradshaw Beverley
Bewildering conflict between religion and moral decline
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas notes crowded churches and revived religious interest while condemning rising dishonesty, sexual immorality, family breakdown, and urban violence. The piece urges reflection on the tension between faith and deteriorating public ethics.
Clamor Over Peace Talks Divides Vietnam Debate
William S. White argues President Johnson must resist fringe calls for pacifism and insists dissent be responsible. He challenges senators who push for negotiation with Communists to clearly state their own policy, warning against weakening resolve in South Vietnam.
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Washington
Johnson
Latin America
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
United States Senate
Comedians Dwindle as Khrushchev Era Fades from Stage
James Marlow surveys post Khrushchev world noting the decline of iconic leaders as speakers and voices of history. Castro Churchill Gandhi Nehru Kennedy De Gaulle Truman Eisenhower Johnson and others are weighed against new quiet successors.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Mohandas Gandhi
Nehru
Europe
Asia
America
India
Gandhi
Neheru
Shastri
Texas
Dominecan Republic
Viet Nam
Eisenhower
Johnson
Truman
Kennedy
Churchill
Roosevelt
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
United Nations
Memory Genius Or Very Superior Ip Quick IQ Test
A magazine style quiz lists a 10 day scoring plan with daily correctness levels and prompts Page 2 for answers. Questions ask about a late war correspondent authoring Home Country a Noahs Ark survivor the Alligator pear wind speed instrument a scrambled worship word and related general knowledge queries.
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Noah’s Ark
U.S
Supreme Court
President
Light Brigade
Fireworks danger and Erb-Duchesne palsy explained
Wayne Brandstadt outlines risks of fireworks including burns and eye injuries, notes illegal stands beyond city limits, and urges safe celebration. He also defines Erb-Duchesne palsy in newborns, its potential recovery timeline, and the need for splinting and early therapy pathways.
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Earl L. Douglas
William S. White
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Hitler
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Nerth
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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