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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1965
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star issue dated Wednesday October 20 1965 lists staff and pricing. It includes News Editor Eugene P. Miller General Manager Jack F. Davis Managing Editor Douglas B O Connell and subscription rates for local and mail delivery.
The piece argues that history is a linked chain of events, citing Yale researchers on Norse voyages as adding perspective to Columbus, while noting public disputes over discovery miss the bigger picture. It also covers Hoyle challenging the steady state theory and hints at a possible evolving view of the universe’s origin.
Dispatches from Belgrade report Germany and Yugoslavia have signed a new trade treaty in a friendly session. Greek sources in Cairo say Germany and Italy demand Greece surrender territory sever trade with Britain and join the Axis. London endures 48th night of air siege with quiet day following. Mexican bandits raid Cho De Agua killing three soldiers and wounding three. Netherlands ferry collision injures over fifty aboard. Von Mackensen’s forces push through Morva Valley in Serbia.
Earl L. Douglas argues that God cannot guide us unless we are ready to be guided and open to His means. He cites Samuel and Eli to illustrate receptivity and notes that our own choices shape outcomes while God holds the broader issues of life. We must use events wisely and accept guidance when offered.
The piece argues that Vietnam War protests are part of a global Communist plan to pressure the United States. It cites FBI inquiries, international demonstrations, and suspected foreign funding, noting some participants are unaware of the broader manipulation.
HAL BOYLE notes the Dirty Apartment Society remains active as single men hire housekeeping help to combat poverty. An enterprising bachelor lifestyle includes a regular cleaning lady who leaves notes with brand specific requests while maintaining a maternal touch amid clutter and ash trays.
Wayne Brandstadt summarizes common causes of back pain including slipped discs, posture, inactivity, arthritis, osteoporosis, and emotional tension. He notes mild injuries can trigger severe backache, mentions leg-length differences and sudden movements, and teases further prevention and treatment in a future column.
A letter critiques Winchester city taxation including a new telephone service tax. The writer urges targeted levies on luxury lines and prompts income relief for elderly and needy residents. A VISTA worker from the Oglala Sioux reservation asks for used children’s books and craft materials to support a Kyle Day School library program.
The text explains a flag or banner term meaning an emblem used as a war standard. It notes an ensign bearing a banner associated with medieval or heraldic symbolism and military infantry use.
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