Winchester Evening Star Friday Apr 26 1968
The Winchester Evening Star reports daily circulation over fifty five thousand with its Friday edition dated April 26 1968. The paper lists staff roles and contact numbers including General Manager Jack F Davis and News Editor Eugene P Miller. Subscription rates are shown for in state and out of state readers with monthly and yearly options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Young U S rebels seek perspective through Brazil trip
A 26 year old Ohio former UN economist traveled to Rio de Janeiro as a protester, calling herself a shallow rebel. She found Brazil’s squalor and splendor revealing and says survival is central, while noting few Brazilian leaders or students engage in protest. Her voyage deepened pride in America and its meaning.
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Ohio
Rio de Janeiro
Roa Lynn Lanou
Rio
U.S
America
Brazil
Miss Lanou
Lanau
Courageous warnings on inflation from William McC. Martin Jr.
Henry J. Taylor argues that deficits and inflation stem from government spending and political promises. He cites Fed Chair Martin warning of rising prices without action, condemns Great Society programs, and urges restraint to protect U.S. wealth and productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McC. Martin
United States
Inflation fight sparks second Fed rate hike
The Federal Reserve Board raised the discount rate from 5 to 5 1/2 percent, the second rise in under six weeks, to strengthen the dollar at home and abroad. The move signals higher interest costs for all borrowing and pressures the home construction and banking sectors as lenders wary of long term mortgage funds.
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Federal Reserve Board
Law chief backs disobeying law to face jail
The U.S. solicitor general Erwin N. Griswold argued at Tulane Law School that it can be morally justifiable to violate the law if one is prepared to accept jail. He noted the paradox of moral right to disobey and legal duty to obey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solicitor General
United States
Erwin N. Griswold
Tulane Law School
Benjamin Spocks
Strike Tightens Freight Lines In City Service
The Star reports a strike by drivers platform loaders and mechanics of Novick Transfer Co Spottswood Transfer Co and Elliott Motor Lines has halted motor freight traffic on city lines. About 180 workers are affected and a public relations official for Winchester Frederick County ground observer corps is named.
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Novick Transfer Co
Spottswood Transfer Co
Elliott Motor Lines
A. C. Halvosa
O’sullivan Rubber Co
Winchester - Frederick County
Ground Observer Corps
Aircraft Warning Service
U.S. Army Air Forces
Defining real success in life and motive
Edward Simmons argues success is doing things nearly right and then exactly right while Walter Pater asks how to stay focused as forces peak. He notes fame can mask failure, and warns against chasing success as an idol. True success rests on good life and motives, not just outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Simmons
Walter Pater
Jesus
Memory Can Yield Bountiful Harvest
HAL BOYLE recalls how memories flood back through light humor about past eras. The piece riffs on social quirks from the 1920s to 1930s including fashions, transportation, entertainment, and common beliefs, linking memory to cultural change and nostalgia.
Judgment Near For Demo Party Vote On Riots And Law
Washington editorial argues November vote will judge the Democratic Party over riots and order. It cites eight years in power, federal role in D C, calls for enforcement of riot penalties, and concerns about public safety and political risk for Negro voters, communists, and foreign influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Democratic Party
America
White House
Congress
No Single Treatment For a Ruptured Disk
Q and A format discusses ruptured disk treatment options. Reasons vary by severity, with bed rest, traction, braces, or surgery as possible remedies depending on age and response. The column notes no universal cure and invites readers to send questions to Dr. Wayne Brandstadt for general-interest replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
How's Your I Q Based On 1 00 Questions
Quiz prompts ten questions with graded outcomes from Memory Genius to Good. Items include names, history figures, abbreviations, and unit meanings. Answers cover a plant breeder in Santa Rosa, the emperor of France Marie Louise marriage, apostrophe omission in o clock, and more.
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