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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1971

Page

4

Easter Story Told Again in Holy Week Pages

The Easter narrative, central to Christendom, is described as timeless and powerful across ages. It blends city and majesty with despair and hope, showing courage, faith, and the triumph over self. The text argues translations renew vitality while preserving the core passion story.

Women Visit Empty Tomb On Easter Morning

On the first day of the week at dawn the women arrive at the tomb with spices. The stone is rolled away and Jesus is not there. Two men announce his rising, recalling his prophecy, and women report this to the apostles though they are met with disbelief. Peter investigates the tomb and finds only grave clothes.

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New Jersey Lottery Promises Instant Millionaires Amid Bets

The state expands the millionaire sweepstakes after strong early results on March 17. Winners receive 1 million dollars in staged prizes but cash is paid as 50 000 per year for 20 years after taxes. Meanwhile the U.S. Senate debates female pages with no action yet.

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Branner Elected Exalted Ruler of Winchester Lodge 867

The 61 year old Winchester Elks select GEoRGE W. BRANNER as 59th ruler in a ceremony. Dr. Forrest Racey of Shenandoah College spoke at the Employer Employee Banquet of the Vocation Office. 850 dogwood trees were delivered for Civic Improvement Council orders. Betty Grim and James Taylor won Pepsi Cola Scholarship Certificates of Merit. Announcement of the marriage of Miss Lee Snyder to Captain Harry Lewis Lovett on April 7 at the bride’s home.

George W. Branner Winchester Lodge Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks Forrest Racey Shenandoah College James Wood High School Winchester Civic Improvement Council W.K. Rodney Sirbaugh Betty Grim James Taylor Handley High School National Administrative Board Pepsi-Cola W. Benton Snider, Jr Pittsburgh Lee Snyder Samuel Snyder Baltimore Harry Lewis Lovett Winchester and Staunton

Day of Grief and Strange Light for Jesus Disciples

The meditation recalls Jesus reception by followers who grieved his death as a mistaken savior. They recall his claims, cross, and burial, while pondering a strange light on the horizon and telling Peter and the others of what they witnessed.

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Fateful Nixon Vietnam decision analyzed by columnist

The piece argues Nixon has chosen a bold path to withdraw from Vietnam while risking credibility and a possible political Dunkirk. It reflects on his resolve, fatalism, and the unlikely prospect of him stepping down if reelection hinges on a hard pullout.

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Black student, Princeton, defies Ivy League myth

Jan Robinson, 21, Brooklyn native and Princeton freshman in 1969, writes in Redbook about being black and female at an elite university. Her epilogue stresses that success comes from self effort, not the school, and that opportunity depends on attitude and personal striving.

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Godlessness Is Core To Communist Doctrine Says Lenin Phrase

Henry J. Taylor contrasts Michelangelo’s Easter faith with a Moscow wall plaque quoting Lenin that “Religion is the opium of the masses.” He argues killing religion is fundamental to Communist doctrine and notes Lent’s spring festival leading to Easter.

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Parents Shop Under School Voucher Plan

ACU report by Yale Brozen and Roman Weil argues vouchers can break public school monopoly by letting parents shop for schools. The study cites support from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce task force and bills in California Indiana and Kansas while noting Virginia and Missouri debates and recent desegregation context. The piece frames vouchers as boosting competition and cost discipline in education.

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Memory Genius Guide to a 100 Question Score System

Based on a 10 day test with daily results 9 or 10 correct equals Memory Genius 7 or 8 Very Superior 5 or 6 Excellent 4 Good. Page 2 holds the correct answers. Questions include names such as Abraham Lincoln and John Paul Jones, geography of Albany and the Virgin Islands, and historical facts about the Span ish Armada and the Fourth Estate.

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