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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1965
Page
4
Local notice lists newspaper details and subscription pricing for city carrier motor carrier and mail delivery across Virginia West Virginia and out of state regions. Names News Editor Eugene P Miller and others are shown with address and rate figures.
The article notes National Newspaper Week shifting focus from promotion to performance in the public interest. It recalls survivors of the 1870s Oberlin raid, highlighting eight decades of westward change from isolated frontier attacks to a modern industrial agricultural society with urban comforts and televised conflicts.
Department marketing experts shift from surplus grain to beef exports in Europe. A United States booth at a Brussels fair will feature sirloin dinners, but French tastes favor leaner cuts and different sauces, complicating promotion amid strained relations with Gen. De Gaulle.
Reports say German and Italian troops entered Romania while Berlin sources describe a precautionary deployment under a guarantee to safeguard Romania. The Cologne Gazette notes Russian cruisers bombarding Varna near the Bulgarian port on the Black Sea.
The meditation contrasts human insignificance with the Bible’s view that each person stands before God. It urges repentance and forgiveness while stressing that a Creator's infinite power and love guide humanity toward eternity under divine purpose.
Pope Paul VI appealed at the United Nations for global peace addressing free nations and Communist regimes alike. He urged ending offensive arms and called for moral renewal and interior transformation to build civilization on spiritual principles, warning that trust and mutual inspection are essential for disarmament.
Timely quotes condemn the notion of a war on poverty as a misnomer and call it a battle against poverty. Herbert Hill of the NAACP argues the poor face a life without hope without education. Fairfax M. Cone warns of a growing third class in society driven by despair.
A compact reflection quotes Job and Benjamin Franklin about life and time. It contrasts the idea that a person will sacrifice all for life with a prompt to value time and not waste it.
Paul Stadelman a Chicago ventriloquist says talking to oneself through a dummy brings happiness and income. His dummies Windy Lassie Freddie the bear and student success stories including Miss America 1965 Vonda Kay Van Dyke highlight a life teaching ventriloquism at the Central YMCA.
James Marlow reports that the new immigration law eliminates the only provision directly aiding Cuban refugees and caps Western Hemisphere immigration. The bill ends the national origins quota over three years and bans nonimmigrant entrants from permanent residency, affecting some Cubans who sought asylum via parole.
Wayne Brandstadt outlines methods of suicide prevention, noting male methods like shooting and hanging are often fatal, female methods include poisoning and cutting wrists. Emphasizes early recognition of depression, hospitalization, seeking help from clergy or physicians, and the value of 24 seven suicide prevention centers. Also mentions that Pap smear cannot detect gonorrhea or syphilis.
An IQ score study sheet outlines daily results over ten days with bands for Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent and Good. It then asks ten factual questions including the twenty second amendment the RFC under a president a biblical location a mythic messenger a Passover custom a broadcasting agency a bachelor president a state's nickname a strait and a condiment category.
Readers sample unusual scents at Holland exhibition as critics note creative exhibits. The piece humorously comments on the era's peculiar arts while urging support for United Appeal donations. A Decatur man boasts a two front end car, sparking smiles over oddities.
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