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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1965
Page
4
The provided text is masthead content from the Winchester Evening Star listing editors and contact info, plus subscription rates. It identifies Eugene P. Miler as News Editor and Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor, with Douglas B. O’Connell as Managing Editor, and notes subscription rates of $1.10 daily and $13.00 annually.
Five years of drought have pushed large parts of Africa into severe water shortages. Kenya faces estimated 230000 starvation cases as Bechuanaland Bushmen rely on handouts. With summer approaching, conditions could worsen if rains fail again.
Tourism has grown into a major enterprise benefiting localities and towns nationwide. The United States attracts visitors through preserved historical sites and natural beauty, aided by a free enterprise spirit that fuels travel and leisure across states and national parks.
The Air Ministry in London reports British bombers attacked Naples hitting the railroad station oil tanks and refineries in the first raid on southern Italy. Fascist Rome claims a Greek area seizure and Italy resumes Egypt offensive while German guns shell British shipping at Dover and England responds with heavy fire. A major earthquake tremor near Georgetown University is recorded as distant. Voters in New York Pennsylvania and Massachusetts prepare for a landmark suffrage ballot. White House says Wilson and Mrs Gait wedding near December end.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on the doctrine of predestination noting its distressing impact on believers. He contrasts divine sovereignty with human desert, citing Beecher and a humorous saint to illustrate that God’s choice aligns with universal willingness rather than arbitrary selection.
Henry J. Taylor vents on the National Arts and Cultural Development Act asserting $18 million start and a 24 member council will govern culture. He blasts federal subsidies as duplicative, costly, and shaping art from Belly dancing to Beethoven, while praising American culture's scale and reach.
Washington dispatch notes a shift in assessment of Vietnam, with officials privately predicting possible substantial South Vietnamese American success within 12 months. Military gains include offensive actions and disrupted communist infiltration, while world opinion leans in favor of U.S. diplomacy and allied cooperation, signaling a more hopeful outlook.
Hal Boyle notes readers may miss mail insights. The average person changes posture 40 to 60 times during an eight hour sleep period. The piece also cites consumer habits and historical trivia in a brisk column style.
A reader questions if congenital heart defects always require surgical correction. Dr Brandstadt notes variation by defect type and severity, citing possible benefits from nonoperative monitoring, yet warns against delaying surgery when indicated by risk, and discusses a specific case of patent ductus arteriosus with potential long term limits. He also addresses concerns about wind instrument use by children and heart health.
A quiz feature outlines daily scoring across 10 days with ratings from Memory Genius to Good and asks eight sample questions. Topics include U S salary comparisons, cutting a plank, WW II aid, neck veins, the Spanish American War, the Painted Desert location, Red China UN status, and grammar correction.
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