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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1965
Page
4
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Kenai City Development Inc constructs a 42000 square foot greenhouse near Anchorage financed by the U S government. The project aims to yield 120 tons of tomatoes cucumbers lettuce and other crops for 100000 residents by next year, using controlled climate automatic watering steam sterilized soil and eight foot fluorescent lights to grow food year round.
Sioux City officials were told by an airline that a passenger hailed as Princess Soraya of Iran would arrive from Chicago. They prepared a royal welcome but learned at the last moment that the name belonged to a Kansas City stripper. Plans were canceled.
New York bankers say mortgage rates firm but not sharply higher. Buyers face slightly higher rates in some areas than six months ago as inflation raises the cost of operations and savings and loan deposits ease. Lenders scrambling for funds push down payment requirements when rates stiffen.
National Fraternal Order of Police president John J. Harrington urges the public to help by focusing on victims not criminals, arguing crime harms Americans and collective action is needed to support those affected.
Reports say London's Victoria station suffered a damaging air raid and central London north of the Thames saw numerous large fires. British warships bombarded Cherbourg at dawn as Hamburg was blitzed by British air forces. Italy may halt cooperation with Allies amid Balkans debate. Foreign Minister Von Jagow dismisses global outcry as a swindle. Birth announced for Leonard Sirbaugh and wife Lelia Shipp of Crewe Va.
Earl L. Douglas prompts readers to live with vigor and purpose rather than mere existence. He argues life’s quality hinges on willpower and determination, noting sorrows and reverses but highlighting abundant opportunities when one chooses effort and faith.
Omaha writer Bill Dean recounts growing a moustache and finding it changes little in life. He recalls mixed public reaction, questions from others, and his wife’s tolerance, noting personal satisfaction in growing facial hair despite critics.
Analysis of a three week press disruption in New York City where private actions blocked newspaper publication. It argues First Amendment guarantees and rejects using labor law to suppress press freedom, noting Times and other papers suffered losses, and questions administration inaction. It cites unions, civil rights, and the Supreme Court 1937 ruling on unions in newspapers. It warns of minority coercion and compulsory unionization debates at the Times.
A compact reflection on Hebrews 3 6 about Christ being faithful as a son and believers holding fast to hope. The text warns against taking on all burdens alone and suggests casting cares onto God.
A string of quirky, satirical items about television, perception, and odd observations. The piece pokes fun at escapism, extrasensory intuition, a dolphin involvement in Navy work, and a humorous take on fishing and mistaken bets.
The text explains osteoporosis from calcium depletion and osteomalacia from vitamin D deficiency, noting ages over 60 and long bones. It mentions treatment with vitamin D, calcium, hormones, and prolonged care, plus a Q&A on osteoporosis treatments and related conditions. It also references America's first skyscraper at Casa Grande National Monument built by Hohokam Indians around AD 1.
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