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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1965
Page
4
An OCR snippet shows the Winchester Evening Star masthead listing staff like News Editor Eugene P. Miller and Managing Editor Douglas B. O Connell, plus subscription rates and mailing details for residents of Virginia and nearby areas. The fragment includes rates for city carrier and by mail, with a historical newspaper tone.
The article argues that amateurs and part time hobbyists play a growing role in science from space exploration to medicine. It notes Edison Leeuwenhoek Priestley and Kodachrome pioneers as early examples and highlights amateur rocket builders ham radio users and kitchen table researchers as evidence of a large, active amateur science community today.
Science from an American Chemical Society meeting warns that future sustenance may derive from coal tar fungi and gases. Yeast fed on coal tar could yield a flour like protein, while methane fuelled bacteria might supply vitamin rich protein up to forty percent. The report notes mildews molds and other organisms as potential nourishments alongside debates on stock margins and market risk.
The Star Files notes Bing Crosby left White Sulphur Springs following a two day guest visit with Raymond R. Guest near White Post in Warren County. It also records local agricultural wins at the Baltimore Livestock Show and a college music course for Edith Braithwaite, while New Orleans cyclone fatalities rise to nineteen and Allied advances in Champagne Artois are reported amid sharp earthquake shocks along the England Scotland border.
The piece compares tea tasters who judge without swallowing to people who attend church yet let religion not influence their actions. It urges making religion a practical part of life, not a taste or ornament, citing Christ came for abundant life.
In a sharp clash over press freedom, the Kremlin ordered expulsion of the ABC Moscow core correspondent after a Washington staff broadcast, signaling Moscow cannot tolerate unpalatable news. The piece argues this action undermines trust, damages Soviet prestige, and reveals coercion of foreign newsmen.
A Washington column argues the anti Rusk faction fails to recognize Rusk's record of policy successes in Vietnam and the Dominican Republic. It contends critics overlook his competence and view revolution as a legitimate cause, contrasting U S policy with Communist aggression.
HAL BOYLE reflects on the wish for a personal green spot in the city and finds the perfect place in Central Park though it is not for sale. He contrasts suburban life with urban immersion and recalls the park as a dream retreat amid city bustle.
Question asks if great forest trees can be trained in pots. Answer confirms maples elms and others can grow as bonsai, stating they are the same species as forest trees when trained in containers.
A letter from Dr. William Lawrence urges dentists to inspect the entire mouth during visits, detailing signs to check, two painless cancer detection tests, and when a biopsy is needed, emphasizing early detection to save lives.
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