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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1965
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star details publication info and subscription rates for Virginia and surrounding areas. It lists editors and staff positions along with mailing options and pricing for various durations and regions.
Turnpike records show 44 speeding violations by diplomatic vehicles in nine years. One car hit 115 mph and another had an unlicensed learner at the wheel. Police cannot arrest diplomats due to immunity, so escorts off the turnpike have been ordered.
The editorial argues immunity should protect diplomats but not shield illegal acts. It notes Cambodia under Prince Sihanouk severed diplomatic ties with the United States while keeping consular links. It cites 1963 events, Vietnam tensions, and Sihanouk’s tilt toward Red China amid a pending regional conference.
Pravda notes empty new apartment blocks await elevators and a Moscow hotel may delay opening. The piece contrasts Soviet elevator scarcity with glamorous space achievements and critiques the broader economy lacking household goods and cars.
The Johnson Administration faces a heated cabinet debate over recommending a higher federal minimum wage, its potential to lift costs and trigger wage bumps across scales. Officials consider gradual increases, overtime penalties, and compulsory unionization tied to right to work laws, amid concerns on unemployment and inflation.
The Star Files describes Germany's rapid three front blitz against Belgium Holland and Luxembourg as Allied aid rushes in. The Hague is seized per German radio and Hitler tours the Western front urging decisive action. French and English forces push into Belgium while Rotterdam’s airport falls to parachute troops. Bombing reaches near Paris at St Denis as heavy bombardment continues. In local notes Mrs William C Worthington and guests visit Amherst Street while Miss Julia Steele hosts Mrs Luther K Dellinger from Dodson Maryland.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on the blessing of living in a free democratic nation as voters cast ballots without fear. He celebrates liberty, compares free society to global dangers, and urges teaching this heritage to the young for a brighter era.
In Hoa Phat near Da Nang, 11 year old Nguyen Duc Tan, top student at a village Buddhist school, receives a letter of commendation from Lt Col Jim Williams after reading his valedictory. Marines also distribute books, pencils, and establish a free medical clinic aiding 150 children.
William S. White reflects on United States leadership amid aggression in the Dominican Republic and Vietnam. He contrasts bipartisan support for intervention with critics in Congress and European leaders like Charles de Gaulle, warning of arrogance and the dangers of abandoning alliances. The piece frames U S policy as essential to collective security against renewed expansionism and warns against defeatist rhetoric.
Before Gen Curtis E LeMay retires as Air Force chief of staff a medical board recommends a 60 percent disability rating which would exempt about 10000 of his retirement from taxes The argument questions how disability can coexist with his continued flying in advanced jets and whether the rating reflects true impairment.
Dr. Brandstadt argues fewer home visits mean faster accurate diagnoses with modern tests. He recalls a school football field wound needing hospital or office care and notes home treatment often wastes time. He urges patients to go to the office when possible for better care.
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