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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1965
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star front page notice dated Tuesday September 7 1965 includes staff credits and subscription rates. Mentions News Editor Eugene P Miller General Manager Jack F Davis Managing Editor Douglas O Connell and position details. Provides toll free and postal information and subscription options.
A laser beam will be used in the Gemini 7 space flight to transmit voice or pictures from a 10 watt transmitter via a miniaturized modulator. The system aims to reach a radar ground station at White Sands New Mexico during the 14 day mission.
In a nationwide radio address General Ion Antonescu says he forced King Carol to abdicate. He dispatches warm telegrams of allegiance to Hitler and Mussolini who promised to defend Romania's borders. Ralph D. Snapp and Orville Van Deusen depart for Cleveland for the American Dental Association meeting.
50 Years Ago 1915 noting the death of Major Holmes Conrad solicitor general under Cleveland at his Winchester home aged 76. Also reports good weather for Shenandoah Valley Fair opening and record spending by the fair association to attract visitors. Mrs Garvin of Missouri and Mrs Horsey of Winchester returned from a trip to Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon.
Earl L. Douglas weighs money as a force in life noting its power to drive crime and conflict yet also philanthropy. He argues money has no morality by itself, only the use and attitude toward it shape character and happiness.
Henry J. Taylor reports on Prague where the government tightens control over religion, banning religious instruction and forcing priests to pledge loyalty to the Red regime. He notes reduced church activity, aging parishioners, and Czech youth skepticism toward a strong national state. The piece contrasts Nazi and Soviet tactics and cites Prague’s anti U.S. stance amid Viet Nam tensions.
New York AP notes about 11 million operations occur annually in the United States. The columnist reflects on how readers’ mail informs broader health facts. He suggests the average person will undergo about four surgical procedures in a lifetime.
A column of humorous and pensive observations on aging, spending, health, and society. The writer cites trends from demographics to technology, noting shifts in wealth, medicine, and culture with wry, nostalgic tone and social commentary.
William S. White argues both India and Pakistan are at fault in the Kashmir dispute. He criticizes India for hypocrisy and imperialism, notes Pakistan’s move toward China, and urges the United States to intervene to prevent broader conflict in the region. He concludes Pakistan acted like men. India did not.
A reader quiz asks which country produces the most marble and answers state France leads in marble varieties. The second question explains wheelbarrow loads are lightened by adjusting handle length. The last item notes thunderstorms are classified as air mass or frontal.
A physician discusses heat versus cold for bursitis noting both can help by reducing or increasing circulation and that rest and sometimes cortisone are key. The column covers miners elbow, housemaid's knee, numbness, causes of vascular insufficiency, and guidance on twins clubs with NOMOTC in Toledo Ohio.
A 10 day quiz scores memory ability with daily results from 9 to 10 right as Memory Genius down to 4 as Good. Page 2 provides correct answers for 10 questions covering geographic, historical, and language wordplay topics from a vintage IQ test style.
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