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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1965
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists circulation details and staff roles including News Editor Eugene P. Miller and General Manager Jack F. Davis. It provides subscription rates for city carrier and mail delivery within and outside Virginia and West Virginia.
The article contrasts moon exploration with terrestrial adventure and notes no legal path to moon land claims while Congress pushes new Library of Congress construction. It cites costs for the Madison building facade and the Rayburn influence on potential new office buildings as House figures debate architecture and waste.
The Star Files notes Buckingham Palace was damaged by a delayed action German bomb though the King and Queen were not in residence. Churchill warns of invasion plans as German forces move hundreds of self propelled barges from northern ports to the French coast under heavy guns. Also reported are a White Post wedding for Miss Anna Virginia Green and Wilton Burkhart Stuart with attendants, and night raids on London causing over 100 deaths near Westminster Abbey.
The essay traces the origin and meaning of cordial. It defines cordial as a heart felt spirit that others recognize and praise. It contrasts cordiality with world weariness and highlights the uplifting effect of a warm, friendly gesture.
Washington reports that steel prices will rise gradually after the labor-management contract. Companies survey the situation for months as costs rise across autos rubber can and aluminum. Imports, especially from Japan, may temper increases while profits stay modest.
The apple harvest in Virginia hinges on securing enough domestic labor as a federal rule restricts foreign seasonal workers. Wirtz may waive limits if local supply is insufficient, a pattern echoed in New England where a thousand foreign workers were allowed after a similar shortage. The situation exposes government missteps and broader economic regulation concerns.
Henry J. Taylor surveys Hungary and neighboring satellites noting farm labor shifts from fields to cities, state farms expanding, and foreign grain dependence. He cites Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia and Poland as examples and argues inflation of industrialization harms agriculture and living standards.
A physician explains stuttering origins and urges parental support to reduce fear. Therapists boost confidence by normalizing speech, encouraging practice, and using musical breathing and relaxed delivery. The piece also includes a Q and A on Percodan side effects and a memory quiz page.
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