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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1966
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor Eugene P. Miller as News Editor and Douglas B. OyConnell as Managing Editor. Identification details include office contact numbers and national representation by Gallagher Delisser Inc.
The piece argues the United States has repeatedly misjudged global conflicts from Korea to Rhodesia, risking entanglements and damaged credibility. It cites Mansfield’s peace proposal, notes limited progress toward negotiation, and warns of looming crises while praising Evelyn Waugh’s clarity and wit in critique.
Fire of undetermined origin completely destroyed Robert H. Bullett’s second hand furniture store at 427 N Cameron St and damaged two adjacent buildings and two sheds. Loss was about 8500 dollars. The report also notes German raids on Kiel and other naval bases with Berlin in air shelters and martial law in Dublin.
Earl L. Douglas argues belief shapes religion through living rightly. He notes various Christian branches share life after death and the belief that Christ opens the path to eternal life, but differ on its course. He concludes belief, faith, and will power together yield righteousness.
An analysis argues the Department of Justice has failed to enforce the Civil Rights Act of 1964 against bused white students and alleged racial imbalance. It notes state and local moves, including New York proposes and Hartford busing, while private school enrollment rises. Richardson Dilworth predicts future urban schools could be non white and calls for teacher seniority reform and incentives.
In Detroit a predominantly Negro high school saw over 2000 students boycott classes to protest substandard education. The crisis is tied to urban congestion and white flight to suburbs, affecting teacher quality and placement.
HAL BOYLE notes middle age is not a destination but a stage of life. He jokes that aging comes with time, not choice, and lists habits and quirks that mark the transition from youth to middle age.
The piece argues that U N intervention in Rhodesia’s race issue could provoke broader conflict and set a dangerous precedent. It critiques U N attempts to block oil, suggests South Africa as a stabilizing broker, and warns against meddling in internal affairs. It notes American politics echo similar dangers, citing Rep. Barrett O Hara and Clarence Randall.
A brief note reflects on West Germany's NATO symbols amid Soviet concerns. It references Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and questions whether Western cues sway German sentiment, signaling cautious debate over alignment and influence.
A physician explains that toxic goiter can cause nervousness and rapid pulse. Surgery may be required if medical treatment fails, with options to remove all or part of the thyroid and adjust thyroid extract dosage to individual needs.
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