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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1965
Page
4
Readers are advised to consider community services as the Winchester Evening Star lists its sales and circulation details. The notice includes subscription rates for Virginia and non Virginia addresses, outlining yearly and six month terms for city carrier and mail delivery.
The visit is largely informal with speculation that the United States might back a Nationalist Chinese invasion of mainland China. Analysts note limited American enthusiasm, and Washington faces competing priorities in Vietnam while Peking holds strings over the war.
American zoologists report penguins show remarkable homing ability after six years of studies. Six Adebe penguins were released 2400 miles from their Antarctic rookery and three returned home despite traversing wastelands and ice floes. Penguins appear more reliable than some scientists waiting for proof.
The Kansas Automotive Wreckers Association sets a code of ethics to clean and organize salvage yards, aiming to improve roadside appearance and spur business. Widespread voluntary cleanups could curb government action and elevate rural aesthetics nationwide.
War time dispatch notes Londoners retreating to air raid shelters as sirens rang at 5 09 p m marking a third night of heavy bombing by German aircraft. The assault leaves 600 dead and 2600 wounded while air raids disrupt streets and homes.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on how voters should judge politicians as men first. He notes some are corrupt, but many are straight and serve in a free democracy, urging fair assessment of character across all fields.
A columnist argues Johnsons actions end collective bargaining in steel with compulsory cooperation raising workers to 8000 to 10000 a year. He warns of selective price rises, eroding wage price stability, and a drift toward state measures buttressing labor with administration, while editors critique the White House role and fear for free enterprise.
HAL BOYLE argues modern survival hinges on negative choices. The piece lists common invitations to refuse, from social bets to financial schemes, and stresses avoiding entanglements to protect time, money, and peace of mind.
Henry J. Taylor reports on life in Hungary under Soviet influence. Workers face contradictory incentives while peasants cope with housing shortages and party favoritism. Despite strong exports in ships tools and crafts, the system dampens freedoms and stifles initiative.
Wayne Brandstadt notes pernicious anemia is the same as primary anemia, with heredity suspected. Modern treatment uses vitamin B12 injections, hydroxocobalamin offers longer blood levels, and liver extracts are unnecessary. Also covers normal blood counts and Thorzine side effects and debunks Vitamin F as cancer cure.
A reader quiz outlines a 10 day scoring plan with daily results from 9 or 10 correct to 4 correct. It prompts Page two answers listing questions on city names Plymouth Rock Pilgrims Grapes of Wrath ship Speedwell Calm Korea actual states and animals.
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