Winchester Evening Star dated June 24 1965
Local newspaper page from Winchester Virginia with masthead and date June 24 1965. Includes staff roles and telephones for daily, business, and editorial offices. Subscription rates listed for in state and out of state mail. No news story content readable.
Peking Red China and Africa’s Freedom Struggle
Peking’s Africa policy shifted from arms led intervention in Congo to subtler methods amid rising resistance. Kenya’s finance minister James Gichuru condemned Chinese tactics including arms shipments and spies, delivering a strong pro freedom stance as Africa’s revolutionary period moves toward liberty with leaders like Tshombe and Gichuru shaping a pro U S direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
Africa
Peking
Congo
Kenya
Chou En-lai
Tanzania
United States
Asia
Latin America
James Gichuru
Messrs. Tshombe
Gichuru
Astronaut McDivitt Reproved For Lean On Senate Rail
While visiting Washington McDivitt rested an elbow on the Senate gallery railing prompting a gentle rebuke from the doorkeeper. The incident highlights that even heroes have no special privileges in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. McDivitt
Edward White
Senate
Washington
Astronaut McDivitt
Forces resume bombing as ceasefire orders quiet French battlefields
German and British bombardment renews fury while five million French German and Italian soldiers halt fire. Gloucester Point fishing yields list of six local men including Oscar Duncan and Garland Snapp. Rouss Fire Company orders a combination pumper and aerial unit due in 90 days at a cost of $18 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Point
Winchester
Oscar
Walter Duncan
Lawrence Grim
James Swing
William Heap
Garland Snapp
Rouss Fire Company
Misses Zirkle and Stevens Plan Westward Trip in 1915
Fifty years ago Miss Helen E. Zirkle and Miss Mary Stevens departed for an extended western journey ending at the San Francisco exposition. Associate Justice James C. McReynolds and C. C. Calhoun arrived in Winchester on a motoring trip from Washington. Mrs. Roland T. Houck returned to Winchester from Shenandoah County relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen E. Zirkle
Mary Stevens
West
San Francisco Exposition
James C. McReynolds
U.S. Supreme Court
C. C. Calhoun
Winchester
Washington
Roland T. Houck
Winschester
Shenandoah County
Daily Meditation on God and monuments by Earl L. Douglas
Earl L. Douglas argues that a monument to God is unnecessary and potentially misleading. He says God is a living force and worship must be in spirit and truth, not preserved as a statue. Fidelity of worshippers matters more than memorials or buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
Peking
God
Washington
Johnson
Robinson Crusoe
Brainwashing by Administration Won't Balance the Budget
A critical column argues the Johnson administration’s optimism about tax cuts and spending ignores rising deficits. It notes past deficits, questions inflation risk, and stresses that true growth requires job creation and sustained demand, not temporary tax relief.
Two Girl Missionaries Live in Viet Wilds With Monkey Guard
Eugenia Johnston of New York and Nancy Costello of Sydney work with primitive Brow tribes near Khe Sanh. They write alphabets, teach reading, and translate texts for local villagers while living in a thatch roof house guarded by a pet monkey named Scooter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Wilds
Khe Sanh
South Viet Nam
Eugenia Johnston
Houghton
N.Y
Nancy Costello
Sydney
Australia
Miss Costello
Summer Institute of Linguistics
Los Angeles
Wycliffe ‘Bible Translators
Santa Ana
Calif
U.S. Army
Miss Johnston
Viet Nam
Laos
Red China and United States Hold Key to Viet Nam Settlement
The piece argues real resolution hinges on powerfully led states the United States and Red China with potential Soviet input unlikely. It attacks pacifist critics like Senator Fulbright and Prime Minister Wilson for wishful thinking and notes Chinese and Soviet dismissal of negotiation without true power. Skin diving notes on fish cleaning symbiosis are appended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Viet Nam
United States
Red China
Soviet Union
Russia
China
William Fulbright
Arkansas
Harold Wilson
Fulbright
North
Wilson
Rea
South
Proper Treatment Heals Ulcers in Three Weeks
Wayne Brandstadt MD explains several ulcer therapies from milk drip feeding to aluminum hydroxide regimens. He notes healing in about three weeks with acid protection, while stress and overwork drive recurrence. Surgical options like vagus nerve cutting or partial gastrectomy are discussed but with limited success.
How to Score on 100 Question Memory Test
A 10 day practice sheet assigns daily grades from Memory Genius to Good based on correct answers. Page 2 provides the correct answers. It lists ten questions on topics from presidential events to classics, biblical pairs, comics, and geography.
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