Local News Highlights From Winchester Thursday October 14 1965
The Winchester Evening Star issue dated Thursday October 14 1965 covers local items of note and basic publication details. It lists editors and managers, subscription rates, and postage information while presenting the standard daily paper format for Winchester Virginia readers.
Sugar Aid and Dictator Ties Stir Congressional Criticism
The piece argues U.S. sugar and coffee price supports act as foreign aid to Latin producers and dictators. It cites Rep. Paul Findley and Rep. Joseph Resnick blasting the quota system for benefiting Trujillo of the Dominican Republic and Haiti's Duvalier regime, urging reform of agricultural subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Sam
Trujillo
Congress
Papa Doc Duvalier
Haiti
House Agriculture Committee
Paul Findley
Joseph Resnick
Duvalier
Resnick
Findley
Agriculture Department
Saluting Newspaperboy on Newspaperboy Day
The article extols Newspaperboy Day on October 16 praising the boy couriers who deliver newspapers. It notes their historic role since Benjamin Franklin era, stresses independent business bootstrapping within the free press, and highlights duties over games to ensure readers get timely papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Ameri cans sail home as evacuations pick up pace
The Star Files in Tokyo note a large American contingent booked passage on the Nitta Maru to sail soon, under State Department guidance as the Orient exodus continues. Seven Winchester children raised 3.45 for British war victims by selling treats, while local injuries include Joseph Lewis breaking two arm bones after horse mishap and Oscar Lewis cutting his wrist needing doctor care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
United States State Department
Winchester
B. B. Dutton
Bessie Glaize
Anne Beverley Wright
Westwood Wright
Elizabeth Baker
Dorcas Pearce
Eusie Knight
Sammy McFadden
Joseph Lewis
John Walker
Oscar
Oscar H. Lewis
A. C. Swimley
Daily Meditation Is the Church Failing
A churchman argues the church seems impotent amid rising crime and tense world affairs yet notes higher attendance and well-trained seminary graduates. He cautions against blanket criticism while praising the hardworking members and clergy keeping faith alive.
UN vote hints at Rhodesia self rule and echoed hopes for Eastern Europe
The United Nations backed a Rhodesia independence stand by 108 to 2, urging self government for majorities. The column argues the outcome could imply future UN support for white nations under Soviet influence and calls for similar action to aid Vietnam and Eastern Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Nations
General Assembly
Great Britain
Rhodesia
The
U.N
Europe
Soviet Union
Communist Party
United States
British Foreign Office
Vietnam
Red China
Shun Alcohol With Antabuse Temposil Drugs For Drinking Cure
Question and answer column explains that disulfiram Antabuse and Temposil can provoke severe or fatal reactions if alcohol is consumed, require doctor prescription or experimental status, must be taken daily, and do not impair driving when used properly though motivation matters. also covers thyroid remnant sufficiency after partial gland removal, triggers of paroxysmal tachycardia, and arthritis from standing on linoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
How's Your IQ Memory Quiz Preview Answers
A reader quiz lists 10 true false and factual questions covering perpetual motion, boxing nicknames, state capitals, Mata Hari, Beethoven, Rose Bowl details, Ireland's chief river, Civil War battles, woodpecker anatomy, and Massachusetts penalties for Quakers. Page 2 supposedly reveals correct answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monitor
Merrimac
Winchester Hospital praised for compassionate care in letters
A reader hails Winchester Memorial Hospital for outstanding care during her father’s illness and his death. She recounts a heartfelt condolence letter from Administrator Carl S. Napps and lauds the staff, calling the hospital a model of Christlike service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
George FE. Kercheval
Berryville
Carl S. Napps
Washington
Presbyterian Hospital
New York City
Winchester
Weighed in the balances quote on self judgement
A quoted line from Daniel 5 27 compares self judgement to others judgment and includes a Hi Wiorth Longfellow attribution about judging by deeds versus potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tekel
Daniel
Hi Wiorth Longfellow
Debt totals top $1.172 trillion as pressures mount
Henry J. Taylor reports combined public and private debts reaching $1.172 trillion, with the 1960s fiscal strain from Johnson era policies. He notes rising interest costs, a fragile budget, and the vast private farm and housing debts, urging caution over debt structures and future funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Credit Administration
America
Department of Commerce
Consumer Credit
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Jack F. Davis
Douglas B. O'Connell
Nat'l. Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
Fone Mote Et Ae Oirol
W.va
Wb Eee
Saluting Newspaperboy
M. J. Yost
Kent Street
Earl L. Douglas
Terion
Ladybird
By David Lawrence
Africa
Tions
Poland
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Rumania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
State Department
China
Peiping
South Vietnam
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
I.Q
Madcap Maxie
Helena
Mata Hari
Germany
Ireland
Star
Virginia Kercheval Conway
Boydell Ave
Oxon Hill, Md
the Star
Health Department
East
Leicester Street
Health Dept
Henry J. Taylor
Johnson
White House
Cape Hatteras
Kennedy-Johnson
New Frontier
Great Society
Ft. Knox
Commerce Department