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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1965
Page
4
A single 1965 Saturday issue of the Winchester Evening Star dated October 28 1965 lists staff and subscription rates with city carrier and by mail options and pricing for different zones including outside Virginia and West Virginia. The page header notes circulation and press details while publishing details show editors and managers.
Germany's Volkswagen AG has stopped buying American steel as European steel output rises. The move underscores a broader shift in global steel markets as U S producers face higher costs, labor tensions, and price pressures, potentially signaling more supplier decisions by other firms.
Will Rogers style critique notes that Congress and its members face excessive clerical tasks and endless requests. Senate offices repeatedly handle thousands of letters weekly seeking favors, information, or schoolwork, complicating lawmaking and testing future government efficacy.
Two local women Miss Mary Lou Steele and Miss Eula Affleck served as a reception committee when Frances Ure of Pittsburgh arrived with a flag said to have flown over a hospital during the Civil War. Also noted: Hitler’s war aims shift toward Mediterranean and Atlantic trade routes, Governor Stuart backs Byrd for State Senate, Martinsburg closes schools for diphtheria, J Low Harriman and Rosemont residents return from the Panama-Pacific Exposition.
The piece argues books and bookstores have expanded since the past fifty years with vast shelves and varied topics. It notes writing as a passion with limited financial reward, citing Dickens Thackeray and Shakespeare as examples, and mentions Margaret Mitchell’s fortune from a single work.
The piece describes the isolated child in routine school scenes and lists behavioral patterns. It explains causes such as perceived inferiority and difficult work, then offers teacher and parent approaches to integrate the child. It emphasizes empathetic guidance and family involvement to build self confidence.
Henry J. Taylor argues graft permeates the Soviet bloc from art to industry. He cites Russian painters fleeing to Poland, officials in Moscow and Prague, and a system of bribes that skews education and military service.
AP excerpt notes 7 percent of workers hold two jobs. Moonlighting rises amid leisure gains, while quotes mock historical figures and modern tallies. It cites demographics of mayors, wood strength, and quirky stats on daily life and voting history.
Wayne Brandstadt MD notes guidance for a mother about her 8-year-old with brain damage and behavior issues. He cites a 1965 book Caring for Your Disabled Child by Spock and Serrigo as a resource for discipline and schooling. He also answers queries on lupus, breath-holding spells, and prenatal X rays with cautious medical guidance.
Daily IQ quiz results range from Memory Genius for 9–10 correct to Good for 4. The page asks 10 questions about geography biology language and astronomy asking La Paz’s country capital the bore diameter term copper content of coins and other facts. It notes page 2 has the correct answers.
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