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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1966
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists staff roles including Eugene P. Miller News Editor Jack F. Davis General Manager and Executive Editor and Douglas B. OConnell Managing Editor It notes circulation figures and mailing rates as part of its masthead content with subscription and contact details.
The piece notes three of six surviving New York papers merged and strikebound, risking further closures amid long running labor disputes. It discusses union intransigence, rising costs, and potential gains from new printing methods while proposing Instant Slum Rehabilitation and broader social changes.
A New York City hotel hosting the Women’s National Chess Championship faced picketing as prize money offered was 600 dollars versus 6000 in the National Chess Tournament. Three New York newspapers urged public attention to the discrimination, with other papers joining the pickets.
German shells hit Dover in a major cross-channel bombardment while RAF bombers target Nazi emplacements on the French coast. Luftwaffe night raids hit Plymouth as British forces strike Brest docks, amid wider Verdun offensives and Meuse front attacks.
Earl L. Douglas argues that life on earth prepares us for life beyond. He questions nihilism about afterlife and cites biblical lines and common sense, noting earthly life is incomplete yet has upward potential as souls seek higher truths. He references Jesus saying he goes to prepare a place.
Washington and Capitol Hill clash over Secretary Robert S. McNamara with House and Senate panels denouncing his bomber cutback and antimisile stance. The piece argues Congress must decide if it can or should dictate Pentagon choices and questions the lasting cost of political attacks on leadership.
Walter C. Parkes argues that civilian authority is essential for the Defense Department and questions how the boss rose to power while noting repeated congressional challenges to secretary rulings. He warns against the cost of ongoing Pentagon clashes, citing past casualties like McElroy and Forrestal as cautionary examples.
HAL BOYLE notes that doctors blame heart attacks on excuses for laziness and cites a 1906 lifestyle when daily chores provided exercise. The piece contrasts past self-reliance with modern comforts, debating whether people should return to harder living to stay healthier.
Soviet foreign minister Gromyko met Pope Paul VI in Rome signaling a peace oriented diplomacy a Vatican linkage to European talks. In the U S a new Washington event Sing Out 66 draws 160 young Americans to speak for freedom while campuses and bases echo a Moral Re Armament message spreading nationwide.
This health column covers cancer basics from causes and prognosis to early detection and therapy. It debunks myths about blackheads becoming cancer, explains metastasis, and outlines Pap test guidance and post tumor surgery care. It includes a quiz and memory-boosting questions.
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