May 28 1965 Winchester Evening Star edition
Friday issue of the Winchester Evening Star from May 28, 1965, serving Winchester Virginia with local news and staff listings. Details include editor names Eugene P. Miller Jack F. Davis and Douglas B. O Connell, plus mailing and subscription information.
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Eugene P. Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Class of 1965 Graduates Move Toward Adult Life
Graduates of 1965 are praised as well informed with strong scholastic records and achievements in sports, music, publications, student government and other activities. The piece notes global awareness, better preparation, and a chance to contribute to a better America.
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America
UPI
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economics Advisers
Ackley
Pharmaceutical Manufaccturers Association
A Day to Remember Memorial Day Roots and Meaning
Memorial Day links to Civil War observances with May 30 set aside by John A. Logan for grave decoration. By 1910 it was a national holiday, now honoring all who died in war and the living who would give that last full measure.
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South
North
John A. Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
Virginia
Jefferson Davis
Public debt climbs as Congress weighs higher limit
The piece notes Henry H. Fowler asks Congress to raise the public debt limit from 324 billion to 329 billion effective July 1. It cites a rise from 16.2 billion in 1930 to 320 billion in 1965, driven by wars and nonmilitary spending, plus inflation pressures from rising prices and wages.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Congress
United States
United States Treasury
Associated Press
Vitamin E Uses Extend Beyond Deficiency Roles
Vitamin E helps lower cholesterol in some cases and aids red blood cell health. It may prevent vein clots after surgery, assist in protein poor diets and cystic fibrosis, and ease menopausal hot flashes. diabetes education remains crucial as new resources reach 30,000 readers.
King Leopold Deposed After Belgian Government Dismissal
The Star Files notes King Leopold of Belgium ordered surrender to Germany with 300000 troops and was disowned by his government in Paris. Allied divisions prepare a last chance push south of the Aisne to aid trapped forces in the Lille pocket. Dardanelles forts face Allied assault. Johns Hopkins Nursing School awards diplomas. H P Boyce sustains a fractured skull after mule kick.
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Leopold
Paris
Aisne River
Rethel
Lille
H. P. Boyce
A. C. Swimley
Daily Meditation on Forgiveness and Sin
Earl L. Douglas discusses forgiveness in the Bible in Hebrew and Greek terms. The Old and New Testaments are presented as promises of salvation and forgiveness through Christ. The note urges recognizing sin as an affront to God and offers hope through justification and divine cure.
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God
Right-to-Work Debate and Union Power
The author argues the central issue in right-to-work is whether unions flourish under compulsory or voluntary concepts. They question why U S union membership declines and unemployment rises in union shop states and suggest antiunion forces influence wage trends in right-to-work states.
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U.S
Une
Satirist Freberg on smoking law and industry
Quote by Stan Freberg criticizing the ad industry and mentioning pathologist Dr. William B. Ober who suspects smoking may cause lung cancer. The text blends satire with brief commentary on communications understanding in advertising.
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New York
William B. Ober
Adve
Stan Freberg
Le My village hosts bets on pacified surge in Vietnam
A Marine unit under Lt Col David A. Clement cleared Le My by late spring, burying two Viet Cong guerrillas and reopening two bridges blown by the enemy. Clement, nicknamed The Great Pacificator, commanded 1 000 Marines after landing in April to secure the Da Nang area.
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LE MY
South Viet Nam
U.S
David A. Clement
Jacksonville
Fla
U.S. 3Rd Marine Regiment
Clement
Col
da Nang Air Base
Annapolis
Korea
William T. Clement
Corps
Col. Clement
Language lapses drive teachers to defend grammar
A Washington dispatch notes debates over correct pronoun use in American speech. A Highland Park teacher and SMU professor warn that object versus subject form distinctions may fade with widespread misusage learned outside the classroom.
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Highland Park
SMU
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions
A quiz score guide lists daily results from 9 10 correct as Memory Genius to 4 correct as Good. It asks trivia questions on Renaissance learning St Paul virtures Balkan games stalactites or stalagmites tides and more with page two giving answers.
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Mindoro
Trinidad
New
New England
Amicus Curiae
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