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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1965
Page
4
The page shows the Winchester Evening Star masthead with editors and departments listed, including News Editor Eugene P. Miller and Executive Editor Jack F. Davis, plus managing editor Douglas B. OConnor, and the newspaper’s long running establishment since 1896. It provides office numbers, circulation, and subscription rates for different regions and timeframes.
United States mail rates appear for outside Virginia and West Virginia totaling one year subscriptions with prices 13.00 11.00 and 6.00 dollars.
In San Francisco Bay area experiments test three paths to mass transport. Helicopters carrying 600 passengers daily start a private, successful urban service. A 75 mile rail bed system advances toward a multi-modal network with federal funding and a 1971 operational goal. A jet skimmer service began August 10 using two air cushion crafts to ferry bay crossers, while the Civil Aeronautics Board assigns oversight.
A guidance column outlines six parent actions to boost a child’s school progress. It highlights annual dental and physical exams, emotional stability at home, praise, supportive routines, and parental involvement to foster positive attitudes and better learning outcomes.
Postwar forecasts warned of widespread job loss from automation but data show rapid expansion of computer use. In the United States 23 000 computers exist with 20 000 more on order and DoL estimates 200 000 new programmers needed in five years. Computers create new tasks and industries such as space exploration, boosting employment overall.
The Winchester postmaster said about 50 aliens would be registered and fingerprinted with 30 more applying for registration papers. London bombers attacked across Libya to Somaliland as anti aircraft defenses roared in London during the 14th night of raids. Miss Willie Maxwell of Harrisonburg prepared to sing at Market Street Methodist Church.
A meditation argues that pleasure has a real place in life and should be recognized. It urges balance, noting true pleasure involves tolerance goodwill and fellowship rather than mere physical indulgence.
William S. White argues the United States must project a strong UN position while resisting a double standard on civil rights. He warns against sanctions selectively targeting South Africa and urges firm U.S. stance on dues with the Soviet Union to protect national interests and credibility.
Dr Wayne Brandstadt discusses excessive bathing harming skin and suggests two to three baths weekly as sufficient. A reader describes a child with morning headaches and vomiting later found likely to have idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura. splenectomy considered if chronic. Another query considers whether nonidentical twins can share one placenta and how membranes reveal twin origin.
A roundup of facts notes 13 000 Americans aged 100 or more, about 1 in 15 000. It highlights rising working mothers from 9 to 35 percent, banker salaries from 39 000 to 72 000, desalting water at 1 per thousand gallons, and a quip from Frank Lloyd Wright about honest arrogance.
A collection of quick facts and quips including Johnson era initiative humor. It notes presidents riding trains Automobiles planes and a color perception fact. It cites tetanus danger infant birth sizes and Fred Allen on celebrity recognition with a witty quote.
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