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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star edition dated Thursday June 10 1965 appears with masthead and staff credits. The page lists editors and executives including Eugene P Miller and Jack F Davis, along with circulation and pricing details for subscriptions.
The piece recalls the 1940 Dunkirk evacuation as a retreat that tested resolve and ingenuity. It notes 765 ships rescued BEF and French troops to fight another day, enabling Allied endurance through to 1945, and credits the Dunkirk spirit with sustaining Britain during its darkest early years.
The article reflects on Majs McDivitt and White and their spaceflight tasks as part of the moon landing goal. It notes endurance, courage, and skill while acknowledging risks and the evolving U.S.-Soviet race with the Soviet lead narrowing as American efforts accelerate.
Milady gains relief from kitchen chores as a new battery operated towel dispenser feeds any length of roll and holds it for tearing. The note ends with a remark about why women may live longer than men.
The Star Files recalls a 1940 report of Hitler advancing toward the Marne frontline, with unconfirmed German victories in Berlin, U S Marines patrolling Shanghai, a German note on the Frye sinking, and Russian reinforcements in Galicia and the Baltics. It notes a Frederick Maryland marriage of Harriet Ramsbury to George Jolliffe.
The piece cites William James on pursuing proper goals and warns that firmness can become stubbornness. It notes the temptation to follow desires over duties and urges vigilant restraint to avoid entrenching bad habits in prison, lawmaking, churches, and homes.
Supreme Court rulings this week clarify that union employer wage accords can violate antitrust laws when used to eliminate smaller nonunion firms and restrain production. Dissenting voices argue for stronger congressional limits, while Chicago meat cutters case upholds hours limits though noted as limiting competition. The decisions suggest future cases will be decided case by case with no broad consensus.
At Da Nang the vast air base blends 10th century terrain with modern jet traffic. Col Ezell reports traffic up tenfold to over 25 000 landings monthly while 3 000 of 6 000 Air Force personnel still sleep in tents. Marines guard the base as Vietnamese crews and hostesses run laundry services for airmen.
The Supreme Court overturned Billie Sol Estes's Texas swindling conviction due to televised proceedings, ruling 5 to 4 that telecasting deprived him of due process. The opinion, written by Justice Tom Clark, was concise, jargon free, and stressed the public's access versus the defendant's right to a fair trial.
A reader asks how a Pap smear can show cancer cells that later disappear after vinegar douches.Dr Brandstadt explains that cancer cells are hard to identify and rechecks reduce misclassification. Vinegar does not erase cancer and true cancer would appear again on reexamination.
A quiz style feature asks readers to track daily IQ scores from 9 to 10 correct answers as Memory Genius down to Good. It includes questions on lunar distance, Israelite Empire reign, natives of the Philippines, life on other planets, Tung Oil use, Berkshire interests, the 1923 Japan disaster, shipboard bells, cod as a country, and collage art.
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