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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1965
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star issue dated Tuesday October 26 1965 lists editorial staff and office details and includes pricing and mailing information for a midweek edition. The page header notes city circulation and classified masthead elements.
The article argues Castro would strengthen his rule by sending opponents to Florida where many Cuban refugees already reside. It warns of potential infiltration by Castro agents and notes U S hesitation amid a flood of immigrants with varied motives.
The piece argues the Vietnam conflict is far larger and costlier than public perception. It urges government and citizens to acknowledge the stakes, military buildup, and the true price in lives and resources, beyond Dow Jones highs and social goals.
A motion picture on the 89th Congress was shelved before completion. Reports say the administration gave a cryptic reason that it didn't come off. Proposed titles included The Fighting 89th and If I Had My Way We Never Would Part.
The Star reports Frances Ure of Pittsburgh confirmed the flag she donated to Winchester as the last flown over the city was Confederate. She also corrected a hospital building attribution to Fairfax Inn and recalled her Union surgeon father. Italian warplanes join Britain raid. London endures heavy casualties. Marguerite Barnes of Jefferson County wed Thomas H. Burwell of Clarke County. Dr. E. C. Stuart operated on Norewell Grove for appendicitis. Norvell, son of E. H. Grove, noted. In Vienna, official statement cites 3000 Italian troops fallen before Austrian line on Roberto plateau amid heavy Italian losses.
Fifty or more years ago scientists opened wonders of the planet. Now we gaze at the stars and ponder the universe. Dr Einstein notes our three dimensional world is not the full reality. Jesus’ post resurrection body differed. he appeared through doors and ascended to heaven witnessed by many. Angels proclaimed his return in like manner. The text questions what reality truly is amid scientific pursuit.
NY AP humor column notes men in sports and hobbies face home life pressures. It satirically links marital stress to pursuits like fishing and hunting, comments on habits, drives, and social quirks with a string of short, sly observations.
The text cites I John 4 18 on love casting out fear and notes that reasoning and love improve relations over worry and remorse, attributing the latter idea to Baruch Spinoza, the Dutch philosopher.
David Lawrence warns that Congress has spent beyond its budget and favors pork barrel spending. He argues the public must demand reform as waste and potential corruption grow. He notes lessons from the New Deal era and calls for accountability in the next elections.
The article explains that myelogenous leukemia shows myelocytes in blood while lymphatic leukemia features lymphocytes, with lymphatic disease causing painless, enlarged neck and underarm nodes. Hodgkin’s disease presents tender enlarged nodes. It notes possible viral involvement but no cure, and that X rays and new drugs can extend life.
This study prompts readers to answer 100 questions over ten days and assigns IQ-style levels from Memory Genius to Good based on daily correct answer counts. It asks 10 sample questions about insects, currency seals, ancient wonders, CAS, nuclear institutes, Yokamama, Whiskey Rebellion, UN languages, a U S negotiator, and Plymouth Rock.
Washington reports indicate North Vietnam remains committed to fighting and rejecting talks despite Johnson's April offer of unconditional discussions. U.S. diplomats foresee hard military clashes ahead as Hanoi strengthens its four point prerequirement stance, while morale and resolve among Viet Cong and North Vietnamese leaders endure. Johnson cautions peace depends on others and warns of a long conflict ahead.
A satirical note appears in a stock tip sheet mocking market chatter and gender stereotypes. It contrasts a virtuous man with critics chasing a sugar daddy, reflecting dry humor about financial culture.
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