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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1968
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star details subscription rates for city carrier and by mail in Virginia and surrounding areas. The notice lists weekly and yearly costs and includes mailing and publication information.
A columnist argues modern youth drift from self discipline due to prosperous times and welfare states. Citing Jimmy Doolittle and Anna Freud, the piece urges a return to basic values like courage integrity ambition patriotism humanity and spirituality to counter drugs yoga and societal cynicism.
The piece explains how major disasters trigger financial reckonings at Lloyds in London. It notes insurers cover ships crops jewels and even violinists hands and film stars hair with premiums scaled to estimated risks as hundreds of tremors occur yearly.
Aviation cadet John R. Rhodes completed pre flight training at Kelly Field Texas. Three Hayley brothers receive promotions in RAF Royal Canadian Air Force and U S Medical Corps. Fred J Larrick now in Paris handling mail for American soldiers. Edward L Smiths buy Locksley farm Clarke County for 6500 dollars, a colonial property with silver maples.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on a soldier who sacrificed himself to save comrades in Vietnam and expands the idea of heroism beyond battle to everyday acts of selflessness by ordinary people. He urges readers to recognize courage in daily sacrifices and serving others.
Nation's School survey shows eight of ten educators view vandalism as a dirty word while twenty percent of districts report it worsening. Rural schools report little vandalism. large districts like New York City spend over 500000 yearly on repairs.
A vivid roundup by HAL BOYLE notes narcotics addicts pay with higher mortality due to physiological stress, overdoses, and infections from dirty needles. The column blends miscellany on words, football history, corporate ownership, trees, printing output, laws, and odd living hints, reflecting a wide New York AP digest.
Henry J. Taylor argues in a May 6 1966 column that U S statements of victory in Vietnam are misleading and that mismanagement spans strategic errors. The piece cites McNamara era claims and a Republican committee study blaming gradualism poor planning and centralized authority for failing to crush the enemy.
A mother asks how to prevent her 7 year old’s migraines. Expert notes migraine can be hereditary, links to serotonin levels, and that injections may relieve attacks. Also covers questions on chloubicin, bowlegs, cleft palate heredity, pregnancy vitamins, and chocolate for nursing mothers.
A 10 day quiz scoring guide tests memory and reasoning with 100 questions. Daily outcomes label players as Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent or Good based on correct answer rates. It asks about literary works sports first oral preambles and federal agency advertising rules.
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