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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1965
Page
4
The notice presents newspaper masthead details and subscription rates for Winchester Evening Star. It lists editors and managers and provides price lists for city carrier and mail subscriptions, including regional rates for Va and W Va.
The Star applauds President Johnson for swift moves to protect American lives in the Dominican Republic. It cites Communist influence in the rebel movement and notes Marines were sent to Santo Domingo. The piece argues action could improve Latin American opinion and restore focus on the Monroe Doctrine.
Discussion contrasts Mother's Day gift lore with Whistler's Mother portrait and Whistler family history. It notes Whistler's birthplace denial, his father’s anonymity, and a planned tour of Madonna and Child with the Infant St. John. It ends by contrasting art loans with an ethic of universal access to masterpieces.
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain warned Britain may be attacked in the most violent form as he announced Churchill will supervise military operations day to day. MISS ANNE NEVILLE Barnett of Berryeville visits family, while Mr. and Mrs. John Lee announce the birth of a son Stephen Allen Lee on April 30. Berlin claims Germans gain near Ypres as British retreat continues with losses. Vandis, a Swedish coal carrier, sunk by German cruiser Vilvana in the Baltic. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Milleson hosted guests from Springfield, West Virginia.
Rules for lifting mood suggest avoiding major decisions in low spirits and aiming for normal mind before choosing policies. Acknowledge temporary gloom, ensure physical comfort, and recall Lincoln’s view that happiness comes from mindset. Internal causes drive most troubles, so fix the heart to improve the outside.
In a statement by David Lawrence the article argues that basic international law supports U S military intervention in the Dominican Republic to protect foreigners when the local government fails to provide safety. It cites the OAS charter Articles 7 and 8, the inviolability of state territory, and collective responsibility against aggression, framing U S action as legally warranted to prevent communist influence and uphold self government.
A reader expresses gratitude for Winchester parade assistance and describes the swift local help from police, residents, and services after two attendees became ill. The letter also discusses President Johnson sending Marines to the Dominican Republic, the OAS peace plan, and the Monroe Doctrine principles guiding US intervention to protect nationals and sovereignty.
Sir Georg Cayley, a British scientist, is credited with pioneering aircraft concepts. He built a glider and, in 1843, designed a plane with two propellers for forward propulsion and four screws for vertical lift, laying groundwork for powered flight.
Henry J. Taylor argues that U S Treasury deposits abroad tied to Public Law 480 are misused as a gravy train for insiders and officials. He cites the Comptroller General findings on idle foreign currencies and high travel costs, urging exposure and reform to return funds to taxpayers.
Wayne Brandstadt, M.D. answers common medical questions about peritonitis and milk leg plus a voter score quiz. Peritonitis is abdominal wall inflammation from ruptures or infections. treatment may require surgery, antibiotics, fluids, and transfusions with good recovery if treated promptly. Milk leg is deep vein phlebitis after childbirth. treated with anticoagulants and compression, with lifestyle guidance. A patient asks about postnatal nausea, which can stem from anemia or liver issues, though emotional factors may also play a role. A memory-quiz scoring page follows with ten questions and score ranges.
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