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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1965
Page
4
Daily edition details and contact information for Winchester Evening Star established 1896 with staff credits and subscription rates. The Friday October 29 1965 issue header presents masthead data and mailing options for Virginia and surrounding regions.
The piece notes international treaty limits on airline liability at 16 600 per passenger unless willful misconduct is shown, with US pressure to raise to 75 000 or 100 000 as negotiations unfold. It critiques prioritizing equipment over human life and details lawmakers traveling for studies abroad at public expense.
The Ford Foundation allocates 85 million dollars to about 50 symphony groups, the largest single arts grant by a philanthropic trust. Most funds require matching by the orchestras, keeping them as community projects and expanding access to quality concerts for music lovers nationwide.
The article notes Secretary Stimson drawing draft number 158 under the conscription law and recalls 1917 figures for John F. Carper. It lists Winchester and Frederick Clarke County residents with 158, names Handley Court officials, a London memorial for Nurse Edith Cavell with royal attendance, and reports Serbia’s dire position as Austro German Bulgarian forces advance. It also mentions H D Fuller visiting New York.
A friend, a Christian minister confined to a wheelchair after an injury, writes cheerfully about life with his wife, continuing to lead a church service and greet worshippers. He recently enjoyed a Caribbean two week trip, illustrating steadfast faith and gratitude despite tragedy.
AP correspondent notes American soldiers in Vietnam express anger at campus protests raising funds for Viet Cong medical aid. Writers argue protest is a right but aiding the enemy through support measures threatens national safety and may warrant legal punishment.
Washington notes argue the 89th Congress may be marked by inaction across key areas. Critics cite rise in crime, wasteful spending, labor power, strikes harming industry, and erosion of free enterprise management rights as emblematic failures.
A critical analysis argues rising federal outlays and the 1967 budget plan will widen deficits. It questions revenue prospects, inflation risk, and the need to restrain domestic programs while urging reform of Taft-Hartley and congressional oversight of unions, ethics, and foreign aid.
A Q and A on selenium, its rarity in foods, and animal poison risk. myelitis explained with prognosis varies by spinal involvement. a comparison of Orinase and Dymelor notes their similar action and daily pill option with careful dosing and diet.
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