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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1965
Page
4
The page shows staff listings and subscription rates for the Winchester publication. Names include Eugene P. Miller News Editor Jack F. Davis General Manager and Executive Editor Douglas B. O Connell Managing Editor. Rates list one week to one year mail and carrier options for Virginia and West Virginia. The date is September 1 1965.
The piece portrays the Labor Day weekend as a time of heavy highway travel, lake and beach recreation, and home gatherings. It notes both the joy of national leisure and the grim reality of accidents and deaths on the roads, while praising the pursuit of happiness.
A historical reflection notes that World War II started in 1939 with the invasion of Poland. It discusses the Soviet German non aggression pact and its impact on the war. It argues the Soviet Union emerged stronger, while Western governments made costly errors in dealing with Communism and spies.
The Star Files reports President Roosevelt informed Congress of an agreement with England to lease naval and air bases in British possessions in the North and South Atlantic and transfer 50 over age destroyers to Great Britain. John R. Rhodes from Hillsboro, Va. also scooped with news of a Penn Central airliner crash killing 25 aboard including Senator Ernest Lundeen.
A meditation on a train carrying wounded soldiers to a hospital evokes the emotional scene as a boy blinded by war is seen by loved ones. The piece urges parents to train children in religion and notes that spiritual blindness comes from selfishness and neglect rather than physical disability.
A United States analysis argues labor unions dominate federal wage and price policy, shaping negotiations and spurring government intervention. It notes union funding of political causes and argues compulsory dues and anti union activity raise concerns over elections and policy.
A reflective note cites Job 7 7 about life as a breath and a Seneca quote urging immediate living. It contrasts mortality with purposeful daily action and opens with a contemplative biblical and Stoic pairing.
Hal Boyle recalls simple joys to cherish amid hardship from sailboats and church bells to a sleeping child and a distant friend. He notes moments of kindness, small blessings, and hopeful visions as proofs that life remains meaningful.
Henry J. Taylor portrays Hungarian propaganda backing Vietnam sympathy and denouncing American actions. He notes state media parroting Moscow, leaders like Kadar courting aid to Hanoi, and domestic suppression of dissent as Budapest markets a united front against the United States.
A reader asks about long term acne cure while using Tetrex. Advice covers avoiding trigger foods, using hexachlorophene soap, regular shampooing, not squeezing pimples, vitamin A related diet, varying drug treatment, possible hormonal therapy, and new lotions or prescriptions for oil control. It also notes scar treatment options and explains liver enlargement causes, eczema, and a score page with sample questions.
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