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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1965
Page
4
The passage lists the Winchester Evening Star publication information including staff roles, contact numbers, and subscription pricing. It notes editors Douglas B. O’Connell and Eugene P. Miller among others, with circulation exceeding 55,000 and regional mail rates for outside Virginia and West Virginia.
Congress seeks a clear rule for transferring powers when a president is disabled and the VP refuses to relinquish. House favors a 10 day deadline, Senate omits a time limit, leaving conferees split on whether a 10 or 21 day decision is required.
The article notes the Titan 3C flight as a milestone with the heaviest payload to date and questions the future direction of military versus civilian space programs. It discusses proposals for a manned orbital laboratory and the debate over launching weapons from space versus Earth-based missiles. It also outlines the Gemini, Saturn, and Apollo programs in pipeline for future years.
Report cites Envoys of France signing an armistice with Italy. Britain pledges support from French colonies in Syria, Indo China, Cameroons, Tunis, Morocco, and Jibuti. Russians retreat from Lemberg as Germans press offensive. Dunkirk Newport artillery duel marks longest range clash. Miss Tena Carr returns to Charlottesville after visiting Miss Mary Louise Glass in Opequon.
Washington mourns Bernard M. Baruch whose guidance to presidents and behind the scenes industry coordination helped win wars. A June 4 letter recalls his 1963 warning that nuclear arms races endanger global security and stresses France's De Gaulle must reassess aggressive policies. He served Wilson celarly, led War Industries Board, and warned of stock market shocks tied to peace talks.
Winchester teachers publish and sell a limited edition collection titled The Lengthened Shadow featuring Garland Redd Quarles writings. Only about 200 copies remain of the 500 print run with proceeds to cover the printer’s bill, sold Friday and Saturday at Pifer’s Book Store between 11 am and 4 pm.
Earl L. Douglas presents a devotional on trust and divine protection. The meditation cites Psalms 91 and 23, discusses God as refuge and shield, and emphasizes faith as a path to security and guidance in trouble.
Quote attributed to Thomas Jefferson warns that a near perfect republic requires virtue. It questions whether people will maintain freedom as they enjoy material plenty. The message links plenty, memory of freedom, and character to enduring governance.
A country diary tone recalls selling bees after 16 years of steady work. The writer misses the bees during wet years and thundery summers when nectar and temperaments shifted. An old keeper described bees as people, teaching life lessons about nature and patience.
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