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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1965
Page
4
Substantial OCR header showing contact numbers and staff listings for Winchester Evening Star. Includes management and editors names, office locations and early subscription rate table details.
In Britain the latest craze installs radio receivers into eyeglass frames. The wearer tilts head to catch broadcasts as the device, though not altering physique, reflects a bold shift in youth culture driven by American rock n roll and the beat era.
Readers recall Greta Garbo as the glamorous reclusive icon whose beauty lies in her eyes husky voice and elusive aura. Even in retirement she remains the world’s most talked about actress with photographers chasing her and her desire for solitude fueling endless speculation.
A satirical look at an advertising claim to “lose ugly fat” and whether fat can be ugly. The writer argues fashioning beauty changes with society and mocks the idea of a universal standard, noting historic slimmer ideals and the role of vanity.
The Star Files lists first prize for commercial floats as Kraft Cheese Co. Valley Fruit and Candy second, Dr. Pepper Bottling third. In artist floats Winchester Lions Club led, followed by Winchester Lodge 867 BPOE and Winchester Rotary club, with Winchester Kiwanis club fourth. Other items provide war dispatches and local society notes.
The piece denounces communism as economic nonsense and criminal conspiracy. It compares communism to past tyrants and warns that leaders profit while the poor suffer. It argues for continuous relentless fight against communism rather than compromise.
Column argues Latin American unity under the Organization of American States can curb Soviet influence. It endorses expanded UN peacekeeping, a regional trusteeship model, and rapid collective action to protect foreigners and promote self governance in weak states, citing the Dominican Republic crisis.
Washington focuses on a conflict within the Johnson Dirksen voting rights bill. The piece argues the measure risks federal overreach on state election control and faces opposition from Northern liberal bloc, while a bipartisan compromise seeks early court review of poll taxes and gradual constitutional approach.
Maj. Mark Moore commands operations for the 2nd Battalion of the 3rd Marine Regiment at Hill 312 near Da Nang. He describes the base as a home away from home with beds, water, and shade while planning patrols and coordinating with Vietnamese troops. He notes night actions, a shift from pure frontal assaults to long term political military battle and potential years of service in the area.
The answer notes that pine trees produce seeds via cones, which are their flowers. It also asks about the first vice presidential nominee to die before the electoral college meeting, answering James Sherman from the 1912 Taft ticket.
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes dolls dating from 3000 to 2000 B.C. carved from wood have been found in Egyptian graves. Dolls buried with children appear in Egypt Greece Rome and early Christian catacombs. The earliest American dolls were found in Aztec graves and China dolls were imported into America around 1820.
An eye care note discusses tinted and polarizing glasses for driving comfort. Polarizing lenses reduce glare and can be ground to prescription, with blue-light and dusk cautions. For daylight driving, polarized lenses are advised. yellow tints aid hunting but have limited benefits. Do not wear tinted lenses indoors or while reading.
A fitness style IQ test with daily goals and scoring bands. Questions cover geography physics biology communication and history. Answers are on page two.
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