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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1966
Page
4
Chester Evening Star lists staff including Jack F. Davis Eugene P. Miller and Douglas B. O Connell and notes second class mailing in Winchester Virginia with subscription rates and national representation by Gallagher Delisser Inc.
French citizens in Chateauroux protest the NATO depot removal and 10,000 job losses, urging better planning by the government. The piece notes upcoming relocations of major NATO facilities to West Germany Rome Belgium and England, urging consultation for future peace and stability in Europe.
A female reader suggests that husbands grow silent from the day’s talk at home. She notes wives’ constant conversation and interruptions wear down listening. The piece ends with a playful nudge that wives buy ear plugs to spare their husbands and themselves.
The author argues that real frontier life was less deadly than TV depictions. In Dodge City Deadwood and Tombstone, gun and knife deaths averaged about seven per year, far lower than modern screen portrayals. The piece contrasts rough conditions with a slower, less lethal frontier.
The Star Files reports an OEM silk processing ban could force closing of Oscar Nebel Co in Winchester depriving area of weekly payrolls estimated at 2300 to 2800 dollars. Winchester officials urged daylight saving time observance from Aug 10 to Sept 28.
Earl L. Douglas argues liberty requires constant exercise both in political life and spiritual devotion. He warns that neglect leads to deterioration while urging active voting, public engagement, and submission to divine will to attain fuller joy and power.
Peking reports Mao worship dominates Chinese life from factories to prisons and schools. The article notes a cultural revolution that elevates Maoist thought, shapes art and industry, and enforces self criticism among citizens while depicting a country obsessed with Chairman Mao.
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Wayne Brandstadt MD explains that Decadron side effects may fade about a month after stopping and Tandearil requires medical supervision with possible nausea edema and skin rash. He notes hypertrophic arthritis can occur in younger adults and exercise aids most arthritis forms unless an acute febrile state is present. A frozen shoulder and heart enlargement causes are discussed with treatments advised by doctors.
A series of satirical lines contrast professions and habits with flawed generalizations about people. The piece playfully mocks stereotypes from wrestlers and doctors to professors and fashion choices, ending with a quip about cooking outcomes.
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