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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1971
Page
4
The Labor Department will stop holding press conferences when monthly unemployment and consumer price data are released. Officials say the move avoids policy questions and speeds release, but critics fear it skirts nonpartisan discussion and leaves only positive framing.
The shift from rural to urban living mirrors the United States with fewer than 10 rural Canadian men working on farms. At 1900 the rural share topped 60, by 1931 only 30 percent farmed. Mechanization boosts other benefits though, and many youths leave farms for city jobs, eroding agriculture as a career.
Rhodes officials report a new scam by locals dubbed the bridegrooms of Rhodes. They flatter wealthy female tourists to steer business to shops and collect commissions. Some allegedly blackmail these visitors with letters after departure to extract payments. The mayor warns such acts could deter future tourism.
A clothing industry drive seeks to push men toward traditional raiment this fall. Details await unveilings by clothiers and haberdashers. An observer notes the campaign could persuade men that better clothes help win success, women, admiration, and belonging.
The Star Files notes an estimated 500 children at the JCC Easter Egg hunt. Miss Charlotte McMurray remains in Congo service as Presbyterian missionary. Sydnor III receives NSF graduate studies grant among ten Virginia students. Walter Bly earns Army Commendation Ribbon at Newton D. Baker Hospital. Ridgeley White Wendell Barney and Mrs Wyatt Richard join Winchester Recreation Council board. Mrs John H. Dunn Jr arrives in NYC aboard the Queen Mary with 29 war brides bound for Virginia.
The passage contrasts Agrippa’s skepticism with true faith, warning that “almost” Christians and “almost” Christianity offer no peace or salvation. It argues genuine conversion differs from mere agreement with moral rules and the Golden Rule, urging wholehearted devotion over safe, lukewarm belief.
William S. White argues Lt. William Calley Jr. verdict harms the U S military image and fuels pacifist and isolationist campaigns. He contends the case is used to condemn U S policy in Vietnam and questions whether the act was murder or battlefield hysteria.
Analysis of Congress versus the White House over impoundment of funds focusing on the Florida barge canal. Examines constitutional powers of appropriation and execution, with examples from Nixon actions and disputed precedents. Ends with reflections on power and differing opinions in politics and war.
The United States reels from Lt. William L. Calley Jr. being convicted of mass murder in My Lai. lawmakers and citizens press for executive clemency while protests and appeals flood the White House and Congress.
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