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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1966
Page
4
Eugene P. Miller and staff guide a Winchester Virginia edition with national and local masthead details. Subscription rates list monthly and yearly options outside Virginia and West Virginia, plus a motor carrier pricing line and address for Gallagher-Delisser in New York City.
Millard G. Roberts runs Parsons College on a cost accounting model that forces students to pay their own way and emphasizes popular courses. The approach has expanded enrollment from 212 in 1955 to 4500, with tuition rising and a plan for five more colleges under construction or planned using the same system.
The piece argues that plain language is rare across fields yet journalism bridges this gap. Newsrooms translate specialized jargon into accessible terms, enabling citizens to access important knowledge hidden in technical or obscure sources.
Mrs Harriet Stoner Sidess Yonkers left 5000 to Shenandoah Valley Academy now defunct, raising collection doubts. The Star Files notes the toastmaster J Pinckney Arthur closes his year as Junior Board of Trade president.
The meditation discusses pursuing a third career after retirement, citing a rich educator who built multiple careers. It warns against jeopardizing savings, suggests engaging in creative work, reading and visiting in moderation, and notes an editor's disclaimer regarding Eddie Siebert's track coaching record and state championships from 1955 to 1963.
Congressman Adam Clayton Powell of New York releasees a Black Position Paper with 19 points outlining a philosophy of racial consciousness. It urges pride in black history, black leadership of black organizations, and black funding of black groups.
A reader rebukes a March front page piece about Coach Eddie Siebert, defending his twelve year record and urging fair treatment. The letter praises his popularity at Handley High and argues a coach’s fate should reflect team performance, not single seasons.
A medical Q A explains interstitial cystitis its causes and treatments noting it is easier to treat than cure and antibiotics help. It covers acute catarrhal cystitis infections bladder outlet strictures and the meaning of alpha hemolytic streptococcus and related risks.
Column argues split between Communist China and the Soviet Union widens, pushing Moscow toward the West. It notes China's refusal to attend a Moscow congress, Sino-Soviet tensions, and potential Western leverage in Asia and Africa while urging silence to avoid provoking harder anti-Western stances.
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