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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
4
Subscriptions and rates for the Winchester Evening Star are listed for various periods and delivery areas. The notice includes prices by mail in Virginia and West Virginia and for motor carrier delivery, with separate figures for one month, six months, and one year.
Barry Goldwater announces a nonpartisan effort to educate Americans about conservatism through research publications and eventual media outreach. Founders include D Tennant Bryan G Warren Nutter and Admiral Lewis L Strauss, aiming to defend free enterprise and individual liberties amid rising Great Society spending. Hold your hats, boys, here we go again.
U S steel mills run near capacity as aluminum workers gain over 50 cents an hour for three years. The aluminum settlement may force steel talks, with USW leader I W Abel pressing for similar steel wage gains. White House signals potential challenge if steel prices rise.
John Miller cultivated more than a thousand hills of watermelons and 900 hills of cantaloupes on an island in the Shenandoah river above Castleman's Ferry. He navigated the high river by boat to hoe the crops. The piece notes extreme river measures and farming on flooded land.
Daily meditation by Earl L. Douglas discusses Jacob's dream of a ladder reaching from earth to heaven and angels ascending and descending. The piece urges belief in a reality beyond the senses and in God’s ongoing contact with creation through angels and answered petitions.
A pamphlet warns that Washington is expanding government by guideline across wages prices labor law advertising and more weakening self reliance and personal responsibility. It decries consensual governance and asserts federal control via voluntary restraints risks coercive measures without debate, urging citizen opposition and defense of economic freedom.
HAL BOYLE captures mixed views from insiders in Da Nang on whether victory is possible in South Vietnam. Officers, businessmen, journalists and soldiers debate air power, supply lines, and a lasting Saigon government, with no clear timeline. The piece frames war as a grinding, uncertain effort.
Congressman Poff outlines his reasons for not supporting President Johnson in repealing Section 14-B Taft Hartley. He cites Johnson’s prior votes from 1947 to 1960 showing support for 14-B provisions and argues the law remains effective and unchanged since enactment.
Dr. Wayne Brandstadt warns that milkweed can poison children, while adults may safely eat certain plant parts when cooked. He cites 1959–60 cases in several states, notes risks from hemlock and rosemary, sage, flax, and explains undulant fever from unpasteurized milk, its symptoms, and non hereditary transmission.
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