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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1965
Page
4
Inflation raises concern as prices rise while some firms test cutting quality to hold costs. The piece argues quality should not fall for lower prices. Africa trends show polygamy waning due to economic factors and modern farming demands. Mention of plastics and cellulose notes nature's role and the termite’s digestion.
Washington reports Rev Dr Robert B Watts, Episcopal pastor in La Jolla, equally a former government lawyer and business executive, argues in a sermon that citizens including clergy must obey all laws. He cites MLKs ideas as dangerous sophistry and criticizes disobedience to unjust laws as undermining legal order.
A Winchester letter criticizes an August Star article by Rep. Marsh for labeling campus demonstrators as beatnick punks. The writer, a Navy veteran, urges peace over war and questions policy, elections, and moral authority of clergy in public protests.
The article notes a plan to liquidate 80 percent of the Soviet satellite states rat population, raising questions about the remaining 20 percent. It argues remnants would be needed to run the government within the Communist system.
Churchill reports 1 075 civilian deaths and heavy civilian wounds from August air raids in London. Canadian troops land in England to reinforce defense. Admiralty says two destroyers sunk and one damaged. New York fashion note says full fashions arrive. Cobb offered 100 000 to join Federal League in NYC. Detroit pays Cobb 17 500 a year. Brownsville hears American troops surround Mexican bandits near two bridges blown, battle near Fresno with three American soldiers killed.
An American visitor in a Chinese church noted the cross at the center of the wall inscription. He explained that the phrase God so loved the world that He gave his only begotten Son clarifies the cross message as God showing care for mankind.
Henry J. Taylor reports Szolnok as a Soviet garrison with 60 000 troops including 12 000 in a standard Red Army division. He notes Moscow control persists via food stores and secret police, with training at Frunze Academy and East Bloc security ties, while Budapest denies real shift and Hungarians face restrictions and propaganda.
CORE Director James Farmer urges Negroes to back convictions with ballots, noting the old way won hamburger rights but has not changed daily life. in contrast New York Acting Mayor Paul R Screvane cites air pollution as a contemporary issue.
An article explains that heredity and environment interact to form traits and talents. Environment includes all experiences and daily life, and subtle differences influence personality. Genetic counseling is offered by qualified professionals to help couples with family planning.
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