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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1965
Page
4
Newspaper masthead and pricing details for the Winchester Evening Star dated October 5, 1965. Includes editors and contact numbers, subscription rates, and distribution notes for Winchester Virginia with national and syndicate references.
Chicago School Superintendent Benjamin C Willis denounces fed eral education funds as despotic and a slide toward Washington control. The O E withholds 30 million for noncompliance with the Civil Rights Act, highlighting tensions over integration and federal standards amid broader economic forecasts and policy cautions.
The 1940 report notes King George VI visiting London air raid shelters during a German raid. He spoke with many refuge seekers as Nazi planes droned overhead. Italian forces, 130000 strong with 120 tanks, massed near the Greek frontier. Hitler and Mussolini met at Brenner Pass amid rumors of major events. Virginia Sager, daughter of Mrs. Hunter Davidson, accepts winter post in Middleburg Virginia.
President Woodrow Wilson travels to New Jersey on the 19th to cast his vote for the constitutional amendment allowing women to vote on state welfare matters. He asserts the time has come to extend suffrage to New Jersey women. Thousands of French troops continue landing at Salonika. Greek deputies oppose a new ministry and Venizelos may reconsider resignation.
Modern psychology highlights the subconscious and its influence on behavior. The mind battles primitive impulses from past ages as it seeks higher ideals and sublimation to control conscious thought.
Doctor’s discussion cites Dr. Volkheimer’s claim that complete rest after a heavy fatty meal could trigger a heart attack due to chyle and a fat embolism. A nap or full sleep unlikely causes. The column also addresses migraine aura with visual disturbances and a memory scoring chart.
Analysis by David Lawrence contrasts Soviet moves toward incentive driven profits with centralized planning. Editorials in The London Times and The Daily Telegraph are cited, noting possible gains in efficiency yet warnings of limiting personal freedom and overcentralization. The piece links Soviet reforms to broader debates on socialism and capitalism in Britain and the United States.
By HAL BOYLE an AP column that defines foggism as a mindset not age. The piece lists signs of becoming an old fogy from liking old films and resisting change to distrust of modern art and concern about youth. It playfully urges readers to self assess and note missing enjoyment in life.
Washington reports Republicans are marshaling for a purge before the 1966 elections. The drive targets far-right Birchers led by the John Birch Society, with Sen Thruston Morton declaring total war and urging expulsion to protect electoral viability.
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