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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1965
Page
4
Classified notice lists subscription rates and contact numbers for Winchester Evening Star. Provides motor carrier one month price and annual terms, with office and editor details. Continuous publication note and national representation listed.
Washington driven policy boosts US commerce with communist states with exports rising from 166 million to 339 million dollars in 1964 and imports up from 85 million to 100 million. Embargo list includes Cuba China North Korea and North Vietnam with tighter controls on others like Czechoslovakia and East Germany. Consumer goods may ship under general licenses while strategic items face strict Soviet restrictions.
The article notes Soviet actions in copying Western goods and questions the value of trade with communists as the U S grows more engaged postwar. It also discusses a federal crime law giving FBI sole jurisdiction for attacks on the President, suspending local and state authority during investigations.
Casey Stengel, once the Yankees legend who won ten pennants and seven world titles, faced public doubt as Mets manager. Now ordered by his doctor to quit, his departure raises questions about the Mets and baseball’s missing flair.
The Star notes wartime censorship impacts U S readers while peacetime draft legislation authorizes registration for about 16 500 000 men aged 21 to 35 and moves to the White House for signature The War Department reports a 160 295 contract to Virginia Woolen Company for overcoating amid intense shelling on the Franco Flanders front and Winchester Fair events include Kenneth Gilpin purchasing the fast bay horse Mountcam from G E Ridge as a week of racing concludes.
Earl L. Douglas explores extroverts and introverts, noting forceful types vary in display yet share self confidence. He describes how a forceful personality avoids quibbling, studies others, and reads minds more than books, while treating modest individuals with respect.
The Richmond News Leader relays U S Department of Labor press releases on Manpower Development and Training Act projects in Virginia. Abingdon trains 36 kitchen helpers for 12 weeks at 33 601 dollars total. Crewe runs four programs for nurses aides bricklayers auto mechanics plumbers apprentices totaling 388 365 dollars for 152 unemployed. It’s a great society but costly for taxpayers.
In a view, Red China exploits India Pakistan tensions to press for concessions and expand influence in Asia. It argues Beijing could limit a wider war while leveraging North Vietnam aid, urging U S countermeasures and stronger Asian military ties and aid.
Lola Montez born in Limerick Ireland the daughter of a British officer rose to fame for beauty over skill. After failed debuts and intrigues in Europe she toured America from 1851 to 1853 as a dancer and actress and died in New York in 1861.
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A physician notes that a dark brown or metallic morning taste often stems from nervous tension or mouthwash use. It may relate to age and circulation issues in some, with spontaneous improvement possible.
HAL BOYLE argues cats can be trained by shaping what they want to do rather than forcing tasks. He notes his cat Lady Dottie seeks out attention, proving cats respond to love and patience.
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