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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1966
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists subscription rates with values of 10 dollars for annual, 5.50 dollars perhaps for semi annual, and 1.10 dollars for a smaller term. The page names staff including Evgene P. Miller Jack F. Davis and Douglas B. O Connell as editors and managers.
Public response to manufacturers callback notices on 1966 car models has been minimal. Dealers report hundreds of notices with almost no owner action, while manufacturers defend safety and blame drivers and road conditions for most highway tolls.
Congressional staff predicts higher revenues for the current and next fiscal year, boosting the potential budget surplus. They estimate 1965-66 revenues at 103.9 billion, with 1966-67 revenues at 116.2 billion, narrowing the deficit and possibly encouraging more spending by Congress.
The Star Files reports Mauri Rose in the lead during the opening 100 miles of the 500 mile Indianapolis race. British aid Greek troops flee Crete toward Egypt by small boats as Dunkirk mentioned. Apple crop down 25 percent from last year. County endures severe storm damage with hail tripping wheat and corn. Col John H. Mosby, famed Confederate raider, dies in Washington hospital and is buried in Warrenton.
Earl L. Douglas discusses the vast universe with stars and galaxies counted in trillions, noting human life is small yet infinitely significant. He cites biblical lines about eternity with God and a future new heavens and new earth, urging lives that fit this immense framework.
A call for expanded special education for exceptional children. The piece cites six million affected nationwide, notes low enrollment and undertrained teachers, and urges increased federal funding and broader access to speech therapy and mental retardation programs to end educational neglect.
Labor MP for Rochdale Jack McCann serves as vice chamberlain to Queen Elizabeth II, drafting daily parliamentary dispatches for the monarch. He composes about 700 words describing House proceedings, delivered by telegram to Buckingham Palace.
Cerne was Pi ie on youngest vice post John Cabell Breckinridge who served under President James Buchanan. He was 36 years and 42 days old when inaugurated.
Henry J. Taylor argues Memorial Day reveals both dismay at Viet Nam draft protests and praise for everyday Americans. He highlights workers and caregivers as the real backbone, urging recognition of quiet, self reliant citizens who meet burdens and uphold dignity.
The column mocks power companies for wasted lighting costs and jokes about people and twins. It contrasts shifting spending habits from piggy banks to wallets and ends with a quip about double talk in twins conversations.
Wayne Brandstadt M D answers questions on adhesions and when surgery is needed, syphilis diagnosis and treatment for penicillin allergy, impact on offspring, and blood test interpretations. Also covers sialitis causes and treatments and a 100 question memory quiz with scoring guidance and sample items.
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