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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1971
Page
4
The piece reflects on travelers returning home and Henry Van Dyke’s poem America for Me. It contrasts liberties in the United States with the lack of rights abroad, noting that in America rights and obligations are complementary and citizens should remember their duties while enjoying freedom.
U S eases travel and trade limits with Red China in a bold policy shift. Nixon administration plans permit visas for Chinese visitors, relax currency controls, and allow oil company activity for ships and aircraft to and from China, signaling a potential UN admission debate.
The FCC warned on March 5 to block lyrics that promote illegal drugs, risking license revocation for stations lacking strict content checks. Broadcasters across Buffalo to New York face bans on songs like One Toke and Snow Blind Friend amid a chilling effect on creativity and First Amendment concerns.
The piece argues Parliament may authorize seizing or sinking vessels endangering beaches even far from home, signaling drastic action. It critiques Hollywood for decline due to costs and foreign competition and urges the industry to improve before seeking taxpayer concessions.
The 5th Circuit in New Orleans ruled airlines cannot restrict flight attendants to women only. It cited the Civil Rights Act of 1964 while noting men may possess the necessary abilities for the job and that a flexible notion of justice applies to aviation staffing.
The April Warrenton meeting elected MELTON WRIGHT director of instruction for Frederick County Schools as president of the Northern Virginia Supervisory Group. Ralph Sherrard spoke to Turner Ashby Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy at Mrs. Lester D. Arnold home with Mrs. Thelma Barr as co host. A calf and yearling sale at Farmers Livestock Exchange sold 2309 head for 374 144 dollars. H C Borden and son G Wilson Borden Middletown plan a building to house a grocery store drug store and theater. Dorothy Moore daughter of Hon E Blackburn Moore arrived in New York aboard the Chanute Victory from the European Theater where she served with Army Special Services. Emma Ridgeway hosted the local AAUW chapter with D E Leatherman Claude Stickley and Helen Massey assisting. Mrs Richard Lewis presided.
A meditation warns against dressing without support or a lean on. It suggests religious faith as a hold during dressing and in tough times. It notes pride and church crises as tests of faith and urges reading about history to understand spiritual need.
William S. White argues a spring surge of budget-cutters and antiwar sentiment endangers U S military strength. He cites a Proxmire-led campaign, fears Soviet parity, and critiques Vietnam policy, credibility gaps, and White House manpower.
A line from the Federal Personnel Manual is cited in a humorous column noting that a post can be considered excepted only if the appointee truly is an expert attorney or economist and can perform the duties. The piece underscores the seriousness of title versus function in federal appointments.
A reader guide to scoring an IQ test with daily results and classifications from Memory Genius to Good. It lists ten sample questions covering birds, Bible figures, capitals, poetry, trials, licenses, lakes, Harriet Beecher Stowe, a patriotic hymn and the adding machine invention.
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