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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1965

Page

4

Local News Rates and Mailing Information

The notice lists subscription and mailing rates for the Winchester Virginia area with options for motor carrier and by mail outside and inside Virginia. It names staff roles including General Manager Executive Editor Jack F Davis Managing Editor Douglas B O Connell and News Editor Eugene P Miller. It provides address details Natl Rep Gallagher Delisser Inc New York and a postal note for Second Class mail.

Winchester Rep Gallagher-Delisser, Inc East 44Th St New York City

USO evolves through wars as morale beacon for troops

The USO founded in 1941 expanded again in the Korean and Vietnam eras to support growing troop numbers. Gen Westmoreland urged more clubs, stateside commanders requested volunteers, and the 1966 USO budget neared six million dollars, funded by Community Chests.

United Service Organization U.S USO Viet Nam Westmoreland

Style change erodes Rolls Royce timeless image

The Rolls Royce firm introduces its first totally new models in a decade. The shift signals progress for a classic symbol of refined taste and may alter highway culture as owners move beyond aging cars once deemed timeless.

Rolls Royce

Turkey Festival crowds meet Harrisonburg police on duty

Capt Tom Boyd Sgt Francis Funk and Pvt Carlton Manwal assisted local police in Harrisonburg during the second annual Turkey Festival amid huge crowds. Dr James A Miller attended medical meetings in Cleveland and Chicago. Mr and Mrs Herman Stine traveled to Baltimore then Washington for a Redskins Cardinals game. London papers denounced government for air raid protection failing. London lighting rationing included blinded windows and shrouded lamps. Near East events, Austro German and Bulgarian Serbia invasion and Salonika landing remained center stage in belligerent Europe.

Tom Boyd Francis Funk Carlton Manwal Harrisonburg Rockingham James A. Miller Cleveland American College of Surgeons Chicago Herman Stine Baltimore Washington Griffith Stadium London Near East Serbia Salonika Russia Greece Rousania

Daily Meditation on sincerity and Christian living

Earl L. Douglas urges a truly Christian life grounded in sincerity and honest conduct toward neighbors. Faith remains essential, with love as the greatest virtue, and the Bible emphasizes belief as foundational though challenging, rewarding a life of integrity in home, work, and daily action.

Paul

Survival and U S intervention realism in Latin America

The piece argues that U S intervention in Latin America must be guided by military realism not prestige. It cites Cuban missile crisis and Dominican Republic intervention as risks and warns against delaying action via Latin American or OECD consultative bodies. It urges unilateral readiness and a clear Congressional resolution opposing foreign missile bases.

United States Latin America Dominican Republic Cuba Organization of American States Congress of the United States House of Representatives Hemisphere Congress

Timely quotes on aid and Vietnam war concerns

Mayor Henry W. Maier argues cities receive only one thirteenth of federal aid compared with farms while British author Lynn Heinzerling notes Britain's comfortable period and reluctance to face a new war in Viet Nam. The quotes reflect urban needs and wartime uncertainty.

Henry W. Maier Milwaukee Viet Nam Lynn Heinzerling

Annual TV Football Clash Between Husbands and Wives

A humorous profile describes the annual televised clash between husbands and wives over remote control during football season. It likens the dispute to a game fought in living rooms and Sunday papers, detailing tactics to watch one game while avoiding chores like garage cleaning and furniture shopping.

Bob Haring Columbus, Ohio NCAA AFL NFL

Fulbright under fire over Communist tyranny claims

Henry J. Taylor attacks Senator Fulbright as a liberal ally of Soviet propaganda. He cites mass refugee flows, executions, and persecutions in Cuba, China, Hungary, and Czechoslovakia to accuse Fulbright of moral compromise and appeasement.

Prague Budapest East Berlin Fulbright Arthur Miller Hong Kong Mao Tse-tung Sapore Mao Mr. Fulbright South Korea Red Ho Chi-minh Hanoi Czechoslovakia Paul Hnilica Rome Vatican Ecumenical Council Ohigs Bright Senate

Tattooing in Ancient Times and Modern Risks Warned

Health columnist Dr. Wayne Brandstadt outlines tattoo history from 4000 B.C. to post World War I, notes its decline in the United States, and warns adolescents of infections and allergic reactions. It explains removal methods, risks of poor asepsis, and the higher cost of removal than inscription. It also offers a quiz and moral cautions about vanity and love.

Congress of the United States Greece Rome Maisie Dora

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Jack F. Davis Douglas B. O’connell Eugene P. Miller City Carrier W.va The Local Community Chest Che Che Guevara Havana Fidel Castro Sierra Maestre Castro Guevara Stalin Earl’l. Douglas By David Lawrence Cardinals Browns Bills Patriots Henry J. Taylor Senate Foreign Relations Committee J. William Fulbright Martin Luther King Adam South Africa Arkansas Little Rock Fulbright Et al Key West Fla Tims Berlin Wall Peter Feltcher Siberia By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D Solomon Sir Bacon
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