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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1966
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star presents its daily edition by excluding Sundays with a large readership figure noted. The masthead lists JACK F. DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor EVGENE P. MILLER as News Editor and DOUGLAS B. O CONNELL as Managing Editor with circulation details and national representation by Gallagher Delisser Inc.
Congress pledges sympathy to small business while piling on pages of regulations and advisories. Meek notes the Wage and Hour bulletins, Equal Pay Act, and 284 pages of wage hour rules plus other laws. The piece also recalls WWII code breaker Rowlett receiving the National Security Medal from Johnson.
Henry J. Taylor argues Western governments lack the will to confront nihilism and insurgent forces abroad. He cites Kennedy on Cuba and Laos, de Gaulle and NATO stances, and reviews Vietnam policy as a decisive test of resolve for the United States and its allies.
The former G man heard seven cases in his inaugural session. Cadet Jacob H Yost Jr of Randolph Macon Academy received a varsity monogram for managing the basketball squad. The largest directly owned British industrial concern in the U S American Viscose Corp was announced sold to American investment bankers. the Front Royal plant was included. French troops stormed German trenches east of the Appremont forest south of Verdun capturing prisoners. U S troops cross into Mexico to pursue Villa. Smallpox found in northern Frederick County near the Berkeley County W Va line prompting rigid quarantine and school closures.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on divorce as a growing problem and a multi sect discussion. He notes varied church views from absolute opposition to conditional acceptance and emphasizes thoughtful, long consideration and mutual talks before any separation. He cautions about children, disputes, and the urge to rebuild lives with care.
New Orleans reportage blends St Patrick lore with Batman and The Man from U N C L E in a child's eye view. A 10 year old compares heroes seeking to impress him while his family and school add Patrick’s day meaning amid pop culture.
The piece argues that public support for a president matters little in off year elections. It notes labor unions finance and mobilize campaigns, shaping congressional outcomes from 1948 to 1965, and concludes unions effectively decide many races despite public views on Vietnam or other issues.
The article details Dr. Irving Cooper's cryosurgery method using liquid nitrogen at minus 321 degrees to destroy targeted brain tissue with minimal damage. It notes applications from rectal polyps and benign tumors to cancer, pituitary treatment, tonsil removal in bleeding patients, uterine bleeding control, enlarged prostates, and overall benefits like bloodless operations and short procedure times. Paragraphs also cover an expert Q and A about long term digitalis use, potassium needs, poisoning signs, and maintenance dosing.
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