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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1966
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists Eugene P. Miller as News Editor and Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor. The paper provides nation wide coverage and notes subscription rates and mailing details for Winchester, Virginia.
The piece argues President Johnson pursues public spending that fuels shortages and inflation while insisting he will brake by tax hikes. It criticizes the new economics and urges government spending reductions to curb price rises. It cites his ranch wing delay and calls for Households and businesses to curb unnecessary spending.
Left handed individuals recount daily frustrations from cars with right side controls to right sided gadgetry at home and work. Ambidexterity is seen as the only practical solution for about one in ten.
From The Star Files employees of General Motors announce they will strike unless a new agreement is negotiated by April 20. The item follows other local notices and editorial remarks about liquor laws and civic topics circulating in the paper.
Earl L. Douglas urges readers to seek life’s meaning through ongoing search and effort. He contrasts complainers with those who pursue ideals, noting Wright brothers and Edison as examples of persistent learners who advance despite obstacles.
A historic shift converts school libraries into Learning Resource Centers with bright interiors and flexible spaces. The article outlines equipment needs, staffing targets, and funding like Title I support, calling for certified librarians and larger collections to support independent study and research.
New York AP syndicated column recalls the alarm clock's medieval invention for monastery use to wake nocturnal monks. It surveys car costs, food insights, and quick quips on productivity, appetite, and fatigue, ending with a run of quirky hometowns.
Electrically powered locomotives inch along the lock walls of the Panama Canal guiding towed ships through each chamber. Their speed never exceeds two miles per hour and they are controlled by signals from the pilot of the towed vessel.
A medical column explains spina bifida, its causes, and how vitamin B may reduce risk during pregnancy. It details how defect location and severity affect outcomes, outlines surgical repair timing, and notes prep for infancy and protection until early childhood. It also offers child behavior guidance for a first grader facing school anxiety and suggests possible need for psychiatric help if needed.
Henry J. Taylor laments lack of balance in U S policy and its leaders. He criticizes Johnson Congress and Supreme Court for failing to provide common sense and warns against exaggerated internationalism and overreaching civil rights activism. He argues for restraint on unions and cautions that liberalism has become dogmatic and power centric.
A 10 day quiz scoring guide outlines IQ brackets from Memory Genius to Good based on daily 9 10 or 4 correct answers. Sample questions include ocean streams named by Canadian regions Liszt nationality parliamentary quorum Mammoth Cave location Rocky Graziano fame and legal lotteries plus child medicine and British terms for pram.
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