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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1966
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star lists daily publication except Sunday with staff including Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor, Eugene P. Miller as News Editor, and Douglas B. OConnell as Managing Editor. Subscription rates shown as $1.10 for daily and $13.00 for yearly.
Memorial Day notes the growing list of fallen soldiers from Vietnam with over 1 000 American deaths and many missing. The piece reflects on grief, national sacrifice, and a call to rededicate the nation with calm resolve honoring the dead.
The remnants of Mau Mau leadership form the Kenya African Friendship Press and Ex Mau Mau Film Agents to publish books and documentaries presenting the true Mau Mau story. They warn against softening accounts to compete with publishers and Hollywood.
Mixed-Up Breakfast Chicken sausage, called chic-a-links, is being studied by Cornell University researchers. Sales tests in some supermarkets are inconclusive and the product sells about 25 percent cheaper than pork sausage and resembles it in taste and look. If successful, producers may extend the concept to hamburgers and ham products with powdered eggs, creating Ham-a-Chic.
Survey results note low protest participation among U S college students while Jacqueline Goldberg emerged as a continued leader. In 1964 at UC Berkeley she led the free speech movement and received a $400 fine with a two year suspended sentence. She later resurfaced as a leader during a University of Chicago administration building takeover protest against draft cooperation.
The 50th annual meeting of the Virginia Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church convenes here. Mrs. George Pully left to visit her mother in Milford New Hampshire. Miss Elizabeth Massie, daughter of Mrs. Massie, received a secretarial certificate from Kings Smith Studio in Washington. Dr Archibald M Fauntleroy US Navy nephew of the late Major Holmes Conrad was best man in the wedding of Dr Gary T Grayson USN to Miss Alice Gertrude Gordon. Between Avecourt and Fort Douaumont in France a 20 mile front hosts ravines choked with dead forming barriers from corpses.
Sinners whose love can ne er forge The wormwood and the gall. Thus runs the familiar hymn describing sorrow and regret as memory of sins haunts saints. Jerome the saint noted past gross sins intrude while serving. true love of Christ brings discomfort that purifies. Sad memories lead to joy of a heart kept right with God.
Washington reports reflect debate over Vietnam strategy as Harold Brown defends limited force. He says aims are to enable a free South Vietnam without inviting a wider war and to avoid expanding targets or casualties. Rumors of intensified bombing are not confirmed by Brown.
The Air Force secretary’s cautious words reveal restraint and a shift from decisive military action to policy driven limits. Senator Richard Russell calls for a clear plan to win or withdraw. The piece argues continued limited warfare risks, urging a decisive approach to defeat the aggressor or end the conflict.
New York AP column lists annoyances from long telephone numbers and lip smacking to alarm clocks with rock tunes. It mocks six bit paperbacks and chummy pilots while lampooning empty business hours and dated dating norms.
Henry J. Taylor argues President Johnson struggles for intelligentsia support against a powerful liberal cabal linked to Bobby Kennedy. He cites global think tanks, media, and professors shaping opinion to oppose hardline anti Reds policies, warning of opportunistic coattails and manipulation of public discourse.
Wayne Brandstadt outlines how teens, early marriages and divorce impact health, stressing communication and realistic expectations. He warns divorce raises illness and death risks, and offers guidance on love, support and handling parenting duties.
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