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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1965
Page
7
Dear Abby offers advice on romantic familiarity, warning against repeated money excuses and urging clear boundaries. A couple faces possible legal marriage despite double cousins, and a mother asks how to address misbehaving children with sensitivity. The column ends with reader mail instructions.
MGM weighs a solo studio project away from Hollywood smog. A two year option on a 1500 acre Thousand Oaks site signals a feasibility push with a possible $30 million build, pending board review and cost estimates. The plan follows earlier joint studio talks with 20th Century Fox and Columbia.
An advertisement for a 1965 Needlecraft catalog offers a three piece babyl crochet set in 3 ply baby yarn including a sacque bone net and booties. Price 35 cents per pattern with 15 cents extra for first class mailing. Order from Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star New York.
Five Virginia military academies including Randolph-Macon Academy and Augusta Military Academy stopped accepting federal aid for ROTC or NDCC programs rather than sign desegregation pledges. They will continue internal military training led by staff, citing fears of federal control over admissions and curricula.
Science introduces a healing substance called Bio-Dyne in Preparation H that shrinks hemorrhoids while relieving itching and pain without surgery. Case results claim thorough reduction and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem, available as suppository or ointment.
The Irish fishermen knit tradition inspires this fashion feature. Irish Bainin yarn, locally called Blarneyspun, appears in new colors and water resistant fibers. Patterns include V neck pullovers and turtle neck sweaters, with booklets at yarn shops offering genuine Irish styles for winter wardrobes.
Jackson historian A. P. Andrews believes Sylvester Magee a former slave now age 124 is the Civil War survivor. Magee says he joined Union forces in Jackson in May 1863 and fought at Vicksburg where he was wounded twice. no official records exist. Magee lives in a rundown Hattiesburg shack as Andrews questions his claims after a two hour interview.
South Africa's National Occupational Safety Association notes women factory workers embrace fashion in protective clothing. Designers consider Paris hemlines and psychological value, though safety remains primary. Current style favors a 40 inch shift-type overall in a navy like synthetic fabric such as nylon.
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