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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1965
Page
4
The page provides the Winchester Evening Star masthead and staff listings with editors and managers, plus subscription rates and postal details. It shows pricing for mail subscriptions inside and outside Virginia and West Virginia, indicating a 1965 publication date on a Monday in October.
Cal Tech scientists using a 10 163 quake data study forecast the most vulnerable areas in southern California. They predict three quakes, none in recently active regions, with zones including the San Andreas area northwest of San Bernardino, the Central Owens Valley, and the Banning Mission Creek zone. The researchers caution no area is free from risk and urge better preparations.
Proponents urge UN Secretary U Thant and leaders like Johnson Goldberg and Rusk to back an International Humor Exchange Night in New York on November 11. Plan envisions a World Humor Congress with annual laughter in world capitals. Critics warn organization could stifle humor and spark global conflict if nations outshine each other.
A teletype story on the federal foreign aid bill arrives with all dollar signs replaced by exclamation points. The piece shows figures like !3.4 billion !142 million and !320 million, prompting jokes about using more exclamations for larger sums.
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Detroit Tigers to take a 2 0 series lead. The two games were played at Crosley Field in Cincinnati amid a tense World Series atmosphere.
Earl L. Douglas argues that global economic inequality fuels potential upheaval. He notes wealth concentrates in North America among a small minority while billions suffer, urging reflection and corrective action.
The Virginia gubernatorial race features Mills E. Godwin Jr and Holton as education advocates. Godwin emphasizes funding, teacher salaries, and expanded summer programs to prepare a skilled workforce, arguing 75 percent of state revenue supports education and urging higher pay for master degree holders.
Henry J. Taylor critiques U.S. foreign aid and federal programs under President Johnson. He argues welfare state rhetoric masks deficit financing and waste, citing the Area Redevelopment Administration and CIA budgets, stockpiles, and costly space effort as examples of misused funds. He warns the dollar value is melting under gushing spending and delayed reforms.
HAL BOYLE recalls Sir William Osler who in 1905 argued men should stop work at 60 to rest their minds and bodies. The remark sparked global protest before Osler clarified he urged work end at 40, and retirement after 60 might suit society.
Wayne Brandstadt discusses ulcerative colitis in children, its symptoms and diagnosis, and notes about 50 percent may need surgery, including ileostomy and colon removal, with post operative relief and weight gain. The piece also answers reader questions on celiac enzyme treatment, and circumcision decisions.
A government funded two week school for domestic field workers teaching tomato picking drew 500 enrollments at $46 weekly. Only 230 attended, 36 quit or were fired, 194 remained, and just 84 showed up to work in the Sacramento valley tomato fields.
The largest telescope can detect a galaxy roughly 10 billion light-years distant. Poisonous sumacs differ by small waxy white berries in drooping clusters, while harmless sumacs show red berries in dense erect clusters.
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