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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1965
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists subscription rates for motor carrier mailed outside Virginia and West Virginia, detailing one month and one year options, with pricing information and delivery notes. It credits Eugene P. Miller as News Editor and Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor, noting office contact lines and mailing address in Winchester Virginia.
Capital spending in 1965 is set to exceed 1964 records, with forecasts between 50.4 and 51.7 billion dollars. Since 1963, outlays rose nearly 50 percent, signaling robust private investment that could sustain growth into 1966, though inflation risks loom as factory capacity nears full use.
The 1965 Nobel Prize in medicine goes to Jacques Monod Francois Jacob and Andre Lwoff of the Pasteur Institute for their work in genetics and cancer research. Authorities say their findings may illuminate how cancer virus operates via enzymes and could spur global efforts toward a cure.
Quote reflecting on values such as decency, self reliance, dedication to country, and respect for law and order. Emphasizes maintaining standards in conduct and dealings with others as guiding principles.
Reports warn the Rome Berlin axis aims to draw France into war with Britain using peace terms as bait before Petain's Vichy government. Refugees describe Bulgarian atrocities on Serbs as they seek shelter in Greece, with elderly and children among arrivals.
Earl L. Douglas argues that not all life problems are solvable. some are meant to build endurance. He cites math, science, medicine, and human relations including marriage, adolescence, sin, and moral challenges as examples.
Article argues that in New York City traffic is maintained by horns rather than theories, describing beeps and honks as the driving force behind movement amid varying flow conditions. The piece frames horns as essential to progress on wheels.
The piece blends Hal Boyle commentary on driving horns with a political analysis of the Johnson era. It notes how the horn is essential to traffic flow and contrasts Kennedy and Johnson administrations, questioning White House tactics and the fate of domestic goals.
A reader’s question about cystocele is answered: protrusion of the bladder into the birth canal can result from pelvic floor weakness after difficult deliveries or menopause, and surgery can correct it to prevent bladder infections.
A quiz style item presents a 10 day IQ test with daily scores and grade levels Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good. It includes ten sample questions covering threats ear anatomy classic literature voting seasons postal policy sports attire exiled Kaiser and WWII era leadership.
AP reports signs of a quickening business pace after a mild slowdown. Most expect 1965 final months to show gains, with 1966 outlook bullish in steel autos and housing though inflation risk worries bankers. Durable goods orders improve as backlog climbs to 58.9 billion, with GNP seen rising 8 to 9 billion in Q4 to 685 billion annual rate.
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