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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1965
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists staff and contact details and provides subscription pricing by mail for Virginia West Virginia and other regions. The page fragment shows rates for one month six months and one year and notes national representation in New York City.
The article argues that Congress relies on urgent appeals for science funding and lobbies rather than informed guidance. It notes government subsidies now fund two thirds of R and D employment, giving the state strong influence over inquiry, yet formal communication channels with scientists are absent.
Congress asks the National Academy of Sciences to define how much federal research funding is necessary and which fields are over or under funded. The move, praised as a start, seeks industry and educational input on allocating scarce talent and facilities toward directed paths.
A four star general bans four letter words in the U S Army proposing a shift to polite tone and unfamiliar synonyms. Critics warn the change may slow orders and hinder clarity especially for NCOs conveying urgent commands. The editorial notes the difficulty of translating blunt jargon into tame phrasing.
Americans critics of policy in Viet Nam are accused of unwittingly prolonging the war by pressuring for negotiated exits. The piece argues Johnson must stay firm, deter Red China, and resist calls for UN intervention while highlighting past errors in Korea and the limits of the UN.
Henry J. Taylor argues that despite Viet Nam incidents, ground forces avoid traps while air strikes show unexpected gains. He contrasts Korea lessons with current logistics in Bien Hoa, notes Viet Cong village leadership gains, and critiques Senate appeasement while invoking biblical and literary quotes.
German forces push toward the Channel as motorcycle detachments reach Abbeville Arras and Amiens. Anti aircraft fire off England's southeast coast is heard and American correspondents are recalled. Winchester Lions elect J K Wheeler president succeeding Bryan Stotler.
A prep school headmaster recalls a football loss saved by warmth from peers. After a hard game, players faced defeat by slim margins but were greeted by cheers on Main Hall steps, lifting spirits and proving encouragement can ease despair.
Lt. John H. Damewood of Idaho works with an Army Special Forces unit in Camp Gia Vuc to improve civil affairs. He set up two dispensaries, a 40-pupil school, a barter program, and fruit trees, plus fish ponds and gardens. He oversees 750 residents in New Life Hamlet and stresses self-sufficiency to sustain the community after withdrawal.
Dr. Brandstadt explains that blood clots form when vessels are injured and can be life saving or deadly depending on artery size location and collateral circulation. Knee effusions may respond to corticosteroid injections and dietary factors in some allergy related cases.
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