Winchester Evening Star notice line
Winchester Evening Star text provides masthead and contact numbers for newsroom and management, listing staff roles and address details.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1965
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star text provides masthead and contact numbers for newsroom and management, listing staff roles and address details.
The notice lists subscription prices for various terms and regions including one month and one year rates. It also includes motor carrier by mail outside Virginia and West Virginia with a one year rate, dated Tuesday June 15 1965.
Fidel Castro proclaims a 6 million ton sugar crop for the year, suggesting an historic rise from 3.8 million in the early 1960s. Economists question the figures, noting prices, demand, and a 7.5 million ton target by 1967 may still yield stagnant earnings.
The company’s announcement of nine mill closures highlights a broader move in 1965 toward packaged mixes and frozen baked goods. Households increasingly rely on cake and biscuit mixes rather than scratch baking, boosting mass producers while stirring potential further shutdowns.
The piece weighs the dangers of floods versus tornadoes noting floods allow warning and can evacuate many lives, while tornadoes strike suddenly with little warning and cause terror. It comments on the year's excess catastrophes and the varying impact on populations.
The French high command acknowledged German advances across the Rhine in Alsace and deep into central France toward Chaumont. Verdun collapsed as German artillery pummeled the western fortress while Stukas bombed the Saar region. Soviet tanks crossed Kaunas with armored divisions arriving in the city. Italians reported invasions on the Alpine frontier and attacks on Malta and Aden. a French destroyer was sunk off Genoa. Bryan denied rumored offers to appear in movies. The USS Dolphin was ordered to Washington with Byrd and his wife aboard. West Virginia must pay 12,393,929 as its share of Virginia's antebellum debt.
Earl L. Douglas contrasts being sensitive versus touchy. He argues many mislabel self centered reactions as moral high ground and urges readers to step back, stop taking offense, and laugh at themselves, noting that what they call sensitive is often vanity and bad temperament.
David Lawrence argues European critics misread American aims due to poor communication. He notes Europeans misperceive U.S. restraint in Vietnam and the Dominican Republic, urges direct U.S. explanations through media to counter anti American sentiment and avoid repeating appeasement errors of Munich.
The excerpt discusses the term white elephant as a Barnum showpiece and notes the albino elephant is actually light gray. It argues that critics miss how Communists fuel trouble in Vietnam and the Dominican Republic and warns of a potential major war if the U S does not act. It defends preventive measures and U S sacrifices in Southeast Asia.
A small group of U S Air Force pilots known as the Blue Knights from the 476th Tactical Fighter Squadron fly F104 Starfighters and have logged over 750000 miles in 570 sorties near North Vietnamese targets. They seek combat with MIGs but, so far, MIGs have not engaged.
In New York City the exit of Mayor Robert Wagner from re-election stirs a power struggle among rival Democratic blocs. John Lindsay’s prospects rise as Kennedy’s national ambitions shift, creating a volatile scene that could redefine the party’s future and Lindsay’s crossover appeal. Confucius quote closes the piece.
A Q and A on facial neuralgia notes injections to destroy the facial nerve, histamine use with antihistamines, and past vitamin B12 hip injections. It covers emotions and the spleen, inner ear fluid from middle ear infections treated with penicillin, long term use of the appetite suppressant Tenuate with possible dry mouth, and worry contributing to high blood pressure and stroke risk.
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