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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1965
Page
4
Trade publication style item noting subscription rates for Winchester Evening Star and related services. Includes editor names and contact numbers, with references to circulation figures and national representation. Also lists post office and mailing details for distribution and outside Virginia rates.
U S farm numbers show one million farms vanished while consolidation yields half of all farms producing 91 percent of output. Government programs spend 3 to 4 billion annually to aid farming and 1.7 billion for overseas surplus sales under food for peace, yet farmer numbers decline and large corporate farms reap most benefits.
Senator Frank Carlson of Kansas proposes a national grain marketing research laboratory to address overseas complaints about pesticide residue and insect contamination. He urges Senate funding and decides the facility should be located in Kansas.
Charles Gaasch thanked the California Highway Patrol for stopping him on a busy Bakersfield freeway while he was driving at 90 mph in a 50 mph zone. He credits the stop with saving his life when the left front wheel fell off shortly after he resumed driving.
In Parliament Lloyd George denounces Chamberlain as unintelligent amid a political clash on a Norway reversal debate. The Lusitania sinks off Kinsale Head after sailing May 1 from New York with 1310 aboard, Will Moffatt among passengers en route to England. rescue efforts fail.
Berkeley reports claiming lineups and bureaucratic hurdles fuel student anger after the 1960s protests. Administrators cite crowds and research focus as detractors from teaching, with Behemoth universities expanding and public colleges swelling student rosters.
Psychologists suggest a vast unconscious area governs our actions stored impressions influence behavior even when forgotten. A brain surgeon notes patients recall forgotten incidents and childhood events, showing much of life remains hidden from self and others, shaping actions from stored memories.
Betty Olsen a 30 year old medical missionary in Da Nang is nicknamed the belle of Da Nang by airmen and Marines. She volunteers at the USO on Saturdays and declines dates while focusing on language study religious duties and teaching English to Vietnamese youths. She plans a lifelong mission possibly in a leprosarium and says she feels no fear in the war zone believing she is in God’s will.
Salt Lake City Utah erected a monument to sea gulls that attacked a grasshopper horde threatening settlers wheat fields in 1848. The quiz also notes the first small size paper money appeared on July 10 13 and identifies Tokyo Japan as the world's largest city by population at over 10 million.
A drug such as thiabendazole has been used by veterinarians and in humans but remains experimental and awaits FDA approval. The piece notes its potential but confirms it has not received final authorization for general use.
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