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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1967
Page
4
Local newspaper page outlines subscription options and rates for Winchester Evening Star, detailing mail and carrier delivery across Virginia and West Virginia. Advertising contact and management credits appear, with pricing for bands from one week to one year and regional distribution notes.
April is Cancer Control Month with a presidential proclamation. The American Cancer Society calls for three actions: know cancer warning signals, schedule annual health checkups, and support research education and service programs. Early diagnosis and prevention are stressed, along with funding for research and patient support. The piece contrasts extremist rhetoric by Hitler and Carmichael with calls for responsible civic action and nonviolence.
The Star Files recalls Marvel W. Adams relocating his plumbing heating and electrical appliance business from 30 E Piccadilly to 127 N Cameron St. Prediction says peak apple blossoms will occur around April 25 26. British Commandos stormed the Nazi coast near Boulogne and withdrew after two hours.
Fifty years ago in 1917 Mrs Jennie Ensminger Steck widow of Thomas Wood Steck married H Clay DeGrange of Frederick Maryland. The ceremony took place April 17 in the parlor of Hotel Muehlebach Kansas City Missouri. The Congress debated empowering the President to raise the new army by selective conscription that year.
Earl L. Douglas compares a lion tamer using a chair to reveal how people fear harmless objects while neglecting sin. He notes everyday worries like avarice and jealousy act as the four pointed legs of a chair, distracting us from true dangers.
The article argues that Congress must call a constitutional convention when two thirds of states request it and cannot refuse based on perceived unpalatability. It warns that Congress acting as a judicial body would nullify the amendment process and stresses that final ratification rests with three fourths of the states while the Supreme Court can review legitimacy.
Sen Harry F. Byrd Jr argues in a Senate speech that his Vietnam assessment comes from firsthand study. The Virginia senator pressed no hasty conclusions and urged restraint, contrasting his stance with what he called amateur diplomacy by Kennedy and Fulbright.
An article discusses temporomandibular joint TMJ malfunction symptoms risks and causes including poor bite muscle tension trauma infection and arthritis. It outlines self checks and suggests hot packs aspirin and proper diagnosis plus bite adjustment for relief. A quiz section follows with ten memory questions.
Henry J. Taylor argues Johnson inherits Kennedy era promises and missteps in Latin America. He critiques the Alliance for Progress, notes Cuba and Dominican events after the Bay of Pigs, and warns of economic and political fragility across 19 countries.
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