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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1965
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star presents its daily publication details excluding Sundays, along with subscription rates for city carrier and mail deliveries. It also lists staff roles including News Editor Eugene P. Miller, General Manager Jack F. Davis, and Managing Editor Douglas B. O'Connell.
The Shenandoah Herald warns Route 11 or the Valley Pike may vanish from new maps as Interstate 81 expands. Meanwhile Winchester Frederick Chamber and Shenandoah Valley groups push signs to steer travelers into the Valley, urging public support to keep Route 11 visible and vital.
The article notes the hurricane season as a traditional sign of fall onset on the East and Gulf coasts. It reflects that summer was typical in intensity, neither notably good nor bad, with fall activities expected to surge as the season shifts.
A Schuyler essay in a weekly Negro newspaper urges officials to end leniency toward illegality and disorder. It calls for swift jailings of disturbances and a more responsible media that avoids inciting the idle and lawless.
Isabelle Lewin daughter of Mr and Mrs Curtis Lewin of Berryville wins the reserve championship of the 4 H Club exhibit in Front Royal with two Poland China pigs weighing 665 pounds She sells the pigs to a food store for nine dollars per hundred Max Largent leaves for the University of Virginia accompanied by his parents Mr and Mrs F L Largent and sister Miss Winifred Largent
Fifty years ago in 1915 President Wilson sought recall of Austrian ambassador Dr Constantin Theodor Dumba. Mrs S Fred Grim and son Frederick returned to Baltimore after visiting Mrs O B Brown on North Main Street. Ada Thatcher, once in Cumberland, Md, stayed with her mother Mrs Bettie Thatcher in the city for a few days.
An educator offers practical steps for a successful school year. Sleep discipline through regular bedtimes, nutritious breakfast and lunch, and daily clean, well groomed appearance are emphasized as foundations. The piece notes TV limits and urges steady routines for Johnny and peers.
A columnist notes a contemporary child consumes about 6500 dollars in food before turning 18, while parents spend over 2700 dollars on clothing in those years. The piece bundles assorted trivia about daily life and folklore.
A meditation praising healthy criticism in daily life and public discourse. It notes kindness at home fades without critique, contrasts democracy’s party rivalry with communism, and praises parliamentary debate as a force for progress and cooperation.
Henry J. Taylor describes Hegyeshalom Hungary near the Austrian frontier as a checkpoint out of Iron Curtain Europe. He recalls the 1956 Hungarian revolt, the deaths, and the enduring pride of a people living under Soviet satellite rule. He highlights Cardinal Mindszenty, U.S. embassy life, and the paradox of limited freedom despite strong pro American sentiment.
Medical column details maple syrup urine disease and PKU in infants. It explains hereditary causes, early symptoms, diagnosis, and urgent hospital treatment including exchange transfusions and restricted protein diets to prevent mental retardation. It also notes PKU management and compares similarities to maple sugar disease.
Walter C. Parkes notes fashion shifts this fall as men adjust styles to save money. The humorous column mocks hip pockets and a flashy driver while poking fun at modern romance and legality in marriage.
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