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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1965
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star issue lists contact numbers for News, Business, and editorial staff led by News Editor Eugene P. Miller and General Manager Jack F. Davis with Managing Editor Douglas B. O Connell. It notes postal and circulation details and provides subscription rates and carrier information.
H. L. Gold argues science fiction guides and mirrors real science as researchers unlock secrets not yet public. He notes past predictions from 1911 to 1939 and suggests future breakthroughs may outpace fiction, with time travel and ESP ahead while true advances may depart from Verne and Wells.
The electorate shifts support to a Conservative led coalition ending three decades of Labor governance. The welfare state remains intact with potential efficiency gains, signaling a robust renewal of representative government and a safer path for Norway's political system.
The American Legion’s 22nd convention in Boston urged full practicable aid to Britain and the strongest possible U.S. defense. Military notes report Japanese forces severed lines between Hanoi and Langson, with heavy rains in the area. Local updates mention Lt. J. S. Martin's transfer to Fort Riley and social visits among Harrisenburg and Bloomery residents.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on Jesus questioning the profit of gaining the world at the cost of the soul. He defines the soul as eternal natural reality that outlasts the body and urges growing souls by living in harmony with a higher divine will. He warns against trading eternal growth for fleeting earthly gains.
The piece argues modern government alters the fable of the ant and grasshopper by taxing the ant to aid the grasshopper. It suggests society needs both grasshoppers and ants, as the state provides social support while keeping the economy moving. The author questions the traditional moral of thrift versus idleness.
Chrysler announces higher car prices triggering union fury while Auto Workers demand rollback and Congress scrutiny. Senators flag disturbance as unions argue elevated labor costs ignored productivity and stockholders seek fair returns amid broader industry pricing tensions.
A Canton Ohio reader thanks Winchester residents for help after an August 1965 vacation accident and criticizes local litter, highway maintenance, and crime. He notes prior break-ins near Cumberland Maryland, praises state cleanliness in Carolina highways, urges action by Virginia authorities as Interstate 81 opens, and questions enforcement.
Opinion insists wage increases drive inflation more than price hikes. White House surveys Chrysler 1966 prices while Congress weighs free market limits. Labor unions funded by lawmakers blamed for inflation, with auto firms adding safety options absorbing tax shifts.
A guide on proper sneezing to avoid injury and the risks of improper sneezing. It also answers questions on breast cancer in teens and cataracts related to contact lenses, noting that early lump examination is essential and that lenses do not cause cataracts or nearsightedness to worsen after age 40.
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