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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1965
Page
4
A Massachusetts Institute of Technology study compares US small manufacturers with Sweden, finding Swedes export about 10 percent of sales while under 25 percent of American firms reach that level. Authors say increasing exports could ease the US gold drain from deficits and foreign aid.
A 1965 survey shows nearly 60 percent of American firms have foreign sales under five percent. Swedish success is linked to market adaptation and government information via diplomatic attaches. Initiative by executives and government support can boost small industrial exports and market awareness. The rest is weather chatter about a coming winter and squirrel nut forecasts.
In Washington, public figures like British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart and Senator Robert F Kennedy urge inviting Red China to UN and a Geneva disarmament conference. The moves contradict US policy and risk undermining deterrence shown by UN forces in Korea, with broad unease from the State Department.
A columnist argues against inviting Red China to Geneva talks and to the United Nations, warning such moves would embolden tyranny. The piece contends only strong military deterrence can protect the United States, and questions Red China's willingness to respect international agreements.
Dr William Lawrence explains how alveolar bone supports teeth and dentures, how age disease and orthodontic pressure affect bone, and how improper tooth movement can cause long term periodontal problems. The article also notes common causes of bone changes and references dental health factors.
A Royal Ontario Museum team in the Peace River Valley Canada uncovered dinosaur tracks from about one hundred million years ago. Molds will be produced and soon displayed in the museum. ROM continually improves exhibits and aims to attract more visitors, especially tourists, to Toronto displays.
Reports from Europe say Russia and Turkey near a stop the axis pact while Turkish papers vow Greece and Turkey cannot be intimidated by Germany. Across the Danube near Galati thousands of German and Soviet troops face off in a potential continental clash. In Winchester Richard F. Lewis Jr seeks Fredericksburg radio station license. Wilson names William Holt Hale consul general at Munich to replace a pro German appointee. Evansville post office robbed of 15000 in war tax stamps. Washington hosts the last Mexican drama act with Carranza’s representative receiving recognition.
The piece urges keeping busy as a daily cure for worry and distress. It cites various examples of using purposeful activity to shift mood, cope with money stress, and overcome fear or grief through deliberate action and a change of scene.
A reader defends the police and blames parents for youth vandalism and hoodlum behavior. The letter urges adults to monitor and guide youths, stop guns and beer can litter, and support law enforcement to protect citizens and businesses. It condemns vandals and calls for an informed, cooperative community response.
Washington observes the decline of 1960s isolationism as U S policy in Vietnam gains ground at home and in Europe. British Prime Minister Wilson and Foreign Minister Stewart strengthen the alliance, countering antiwar factions and Communist criticism.
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