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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1965
Page
4
The Friday September 17 1965 issue of the Winchester Evening Star announces local and national news coverage with editions for city and surrounding areas. It lists staff and advertising contacts including General Manager Jack F Davis and News Editor Eugene P Miller.
The text discusses antitrust laws as protection against big business dominating markets and preserving competition. It notes exceptions for labor unions and government monopolies, acknowledges occasional public-oversight criticism, and highlights the Justice Department's power to prevent price fixing. It cites past scandals and notes ongoing need for new mechanisms as the economy grows.
Mrs. Lyn don B Johnson orders benches for the White House lawn along the visitor route. The piece argues Americans have grown used to sitting outside and laments the lack of public seating in streets and shops. It questions if benches will become a new campaign focus for the Johnsons.
From The Star Files in Lausanne the 80 year old pianist Ignace Jan Paderewski, ex-Premier of Poland, awaits permission to cross unoccupied France and Spain to reach the United States where he hopes to live out his days. Sir Archibald Sinclair reported British air losses since August 8 and German losses in the same period. Jacob Leo Everhart Jr and Elmer Golden Todd of this city enlisted in the Air Corps and were sent to Chanute Field for duty.
1915 report states Great Sachem Parrett of Danville and Great Senior Sagamore Haddington of Coburn, officers of the Great Council Improved Order of Red Men of Virginia, would make an official visit to Shawnee Tribe No 2 of Winchester. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Levi of Briggs Station are in Winchester for the day. Fred L. Grim, injured by a pop bottle explosion at the fair, is back at home on South Kent street.
Daily meditation notes that every day brings fresh opportunities to help others and elevate. It reflects on crises as ice jams in a river, emergencies that become miracles, and urges living in the present as life flows with daily seasons.
Wayne Brandstadt MD advises selective self care and reading directions for OTC drugs. Do not rely on neighbor remedies or multiple OTC medicines at once. He stresses hygiene, diet, exercise, hydration, sleep, and a cheerful outlook to reduce medication needs. He dismisses overpriced gadgets and notes X ray findings require medical testing for accurate diagnosis.
Senate actions aim to bar union dues from funding religious groups and political campaigns in state and local elections. Proponents seek to close loopholes in dues allocations while critics warn of penalties on workers seeking decertification and the broader push to sever union influence.
A 10 day 100 question self assessment rates daily scores into ranks Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good. Questions cover pricing laws Leyte island group cord wood capacity passeport visa issuance NAT defense era Atlantic treaty 1950 New Jersey resorts plant family Costa Rica Panama region self moving machine term and phrase usage.
James Pennethorne Hughes discusses surnames in a 128 page book noting Belcher Onion Shacklady and hundreds more. He explains medieval spellings and illiteracy shaped names and traces origins from Normandy Cologne Picardy and occupations like calfeherding and usher to Kent parishes.
Fragmentary quotes mix biblical verse and secular maxim. The text cites James 3 14 on jealousy and Richard M Nixon on truth, offering no narrative or event.
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