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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1965
Page
4
A reader notices the Winchester Evening Star pricing details for subscriptions by mail and carrier. Rates vary by va and wv regions and by duration with annual, six month and monthly options. The notice lists different regional rates and charges for domestic and outside Va and W.Va delivery.
Britain faces a domestic shift as the Federation of Women’s Institutes and the National Union of Townswomen’s Guilds plan to expand from villages to larger towns. The Townswomen’s Guilds denounce it as poaching, while U S observers warn of internal country strife amid Vietnam crisis.
A humorous take on the American Medical Association journal report urging cautious optimism about experiments promising hair growth. The piece notes public fascination with rapid cures and quips that even a guaranteed one inch limit would still be useful, reflecting light on cosmetic science.
In a commentary Dwight D. Eisenhower argues the U S space program builds national prestige through broad research, safety focus, and visible progress like Gemini 4. He contrasts U S openness with Soviet secrecy and asserts freedom cannot be legislated or censored into existence.
Italy declares war aiding Germany while claiming neutrality for neighbors. Turkey vows mutual aid with France and Britain in reaction. Paris defense tightens as ministries move to provinces. Bryan resigns as Secretary of State over Wilson’s note on Lusitania. Correll rushed to Memorial Hospital for emergency appendectomy.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on Jesus teaching of heavenly rewards explaining heaven as a transcendent realm beyond earthly senses. He notes the risen Christ bore a transformed body and emphasizes the real glory and magnitude of heavenly rewards beyond human description.
Henry J. Taylor narrates a Santo Domingo Saloon scene where Biff and his wife attack the bartender as a burglar tries to loot the till. Police arrive in force, save the till and saloon, while bystanders blame officers for the mess and the crowd debate who caused the trouble.
A collection quotes Micah 4 4 about peaceful living and prosperity. David Rockefeller stresses U S welfare tied to stable growth and rising living standards worldwide.
Lt. George M. Sheldon of Olympia Washington serves Mobile Construction Battalion 10 as chaplain near Chu Lai South Vietnam. A former naval combat flyer who flew 71 missions in Korea he holds five Air Medals and the Distinguished Flying Cross. He conducts six religious services weekly counsels diverse faiths and directs a native orphanage while coping with mail shortages and loneliness among the Seabees and Marines.
The Supreme Court in 1964 65 broadened individual rights while avoiding religion and politics disputes. Major rulings upheld public accommodations for interstate commerce, guaranteed right to counsel and to confront witnesses, and limited self incrimination. It rejected televised trials while affirming jury trial norms and voting rights reapportionment remained stable. The court also allowed partial shutdowns to pressure unions, enforced anti corruption rules, and protected critical speech about public officials.
Former Justice Dept. civil rights chief Burke Marshall warns race will be a major factor in future apportionment referendums in several states. A Philadelphia tattoo artist, Jack Dracula, adds a tongue in cheek remark about asking a girl her name and being sure she is forever.
Wayne Brandstadt M D explains multiple sclerosis as a variable onset mystery affecting about 500000 in the United States. It attacks brain and spinal cord with no known cure and is not mental disease though symptoms vary. Emphasizes prevention of relapses, available therapies, and guidance to contact the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
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