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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1966
Page
4
The snippet lists the News Editor Eugene P Miller and Executive Editor Jack F Davis along with the Managing Editor Douglas B O Connell and July mailing info. It also notes a Winchester Virginia postmark and subscription rates of 10 dollars per year and 6 dollars for six months, with monthly rates.
Washington observers say listening devices are spreading despite a federal ban on wire tapping. Senator Edward Long questions the complacent view that only crooks are hurt, warning Congress of broad invasions of privacy and urging continued scrutiny of government eavesdropping practices.
The piece likens Columbus discovery to modern science pushing beyond known frontiers. It notes Columbus once sought India but found America and argues current space exploration may rapidly change human welfare, with explorers venturing into an unknown, much larger realm.
University of Oregon psychologist Hayden L. Mees argues that holding breath during cigarette urges can help smokers quit. He asserts the method could extend to giving up nearly anything if trialed fairly, noting the simple, potentially powerful idea.
German agency reports Red Army units south of Smolensk eliminated with 35 000 prisoners taken. London says Soviet battlefront stalls as Nazi drive nears exhaustion. Frederick County adds nineteen teachers. Shenandoah River bridges near Riverton progress. Arthur M Field Winchester City Manager reelected for one year at 2000 salary. Boy Scout encampment ends Capon River with marchers arriving in Winchester.
A meditation urging voluntary public service and willingness to help others. It contrasts reluctance with the example of the prophet Isaiah and encourages embracing volunteering, noting the personal rewards of choosing to act.
A shift in Congress signals a move to an objective standard for civil rights legislation rather than emotional reactions. The Johnson administration's omnibus bill faces modification, notably on housing and private property rights, as moderates push for moderation and end to disruptive demonstrations.
Hal Boyle notes a shift from teen rocker to adult hobby with about a million adults taking evening guitar lessons and the guitar trade rising to 150 million dollars annually. The column surveys quirky facts on politics, food, dieting group talks, hiring pets for film work, historic election costs, jam flavors, bee stings, and notable quotes.
Live virus vaccine is preferred for first measles immunization to yield longer lasting immunity, while killed virus boosters are advised only after prior immunization. The article also answers reader questions on ringworm, alcohol in a baby's blood, granuloma annulate, and a basic quiz scoring system.
Henry J. Taylor praises Sing-Out 66 groups of 125 youths from 432 high schools and 43 states for performing across the United States and Europe. He notes 35 000 miles traveled, 340 schools visited, and strong showings at Annapolis Indianapolis and German venues, urging media to spotlight constructive youth instead of counterculture.
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