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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1965
Page
4
Classified masthead and staff roles for the Winchester Evening Star dated Saturday October 9 1965. Includes editors News Editor Eugene P Miller General Manager and Executive Editor Jack F Davis Managing Editor Douglas B O Connell and circulation and subscription details.
The Virginia trip by Richard Nixon is judged as unlikely to affect the governor and other statewide contests. The analysis says Nixon spoke mainly to potential 1968 Republican delegates, boosting party leaders while offering little intellectual nourishment to independents and most voters. The visit nonetheless drew attention, with Democrats seeing no harm and Republicans hoping for presidential prospects.
Fulgenico Batista, former chief of the Cuban Army, is inaugurated as president amid a new administration and a new constitution. Churchill is elected Conservative leader succeeding Chamberlain who resigns due to ill health. Reds win World Series against the Tigers. Russian front reports say Von Hindenburg’s forces push forward on the western front. Dr and Mrs Hunter H McGuire return from Chicago after attending a national medical convention.
A seminary student seeks funds by collecting bad debts during summer and learns that courteous, Christian approach yields payment and peaceful resolutions. He notes most debts are settled when approached gently and that tact and respect invite conciliatory responses.
The piece argues federal funding agendas pressure local schools and raise questions about who should control education. It cites Chicago as a case where federal money was released after political intervention, with critics warning this sets a dangerous precedent for local autonomy and accountability. Senator Dirksen pledges inquiry.
Medicare, a growing population, and medical advances drive a hospital building boom. Communities study overcrowding, future patient surges when Medicare starts next July, with plans to spend about 2.5 billion dollars next year on new or modernized facilities.
A quiz style prompt outlines daily scoring over ten days with performance tiers Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good and asks ten multiple choice style questions on topics including surveying animal breeds earth metals plant life citizenship and historic leaders.
In Washington the filibuster reshapes the Senate battle over repeal of state right to work laws. Liberal and conservative forces shift as cloture risks weaken the minority, changing the political mood and delaying action while the country is heard. The outcome tests the Senate’s procedural power and the administration’s legislative strategy.
A dental columnist explains that most dentists can perform common procedures while specialists handle complex cases. The patient remains under the care of their regular dentist before and after specialist treatment, ensuring continuity and tailored plans.
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