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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1967
Page
4
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The 1963 President’s Commission report argues against depriving citizens of presidential voting rights due to address changes before elections. Congress weighs a White House proposal to reduce residence requirements to 9 10 weeks, pushing many states to adjust. Mississippi demands two years, while 33 states require one year.
Scientists at the Naval Research Laboratory report radar measurements reduce the moon's diameter by about 2.5 miles from 2160 to 2157.5 miles. The adjustment does not affect the Apollo program or perceived value of the moon.
The Germans push deeper toward the Russian oil fields as Reds sweep around the flanks cutting off Nazi forces. Many traveling salesmen visited Sen. Byrd in Washington seeking more motor fuel. The government vows to crush the ongoing crash riots.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on splendor in life despite loss sorrow and pain. He notes nature's beauty and human kindness offer balance, urging readers to focus on the splendor of the natural world and personal connections over gloom.
An unsigned Washington opinion argues Johnson must avoid federal overreach as Detroit unrest tests constitutional limits. It criticizes Romney Humphrey and Cavanagh for seeking federal aid and warns that a federal police state would erode local control and threaten constitutional government.
HAL BOYLE reflects on time as yesterday today and tomorrow and recalls memories of past eras. He notes shifting norms from riots abroad to car radios, Tarzan fame, college football for fun, Mah Jongg, and social views on fashion and the work week.
The passage contrasts midcentury habits and worries with modern times. It notes high phone costs limiting contact, slow traffic risks for dogs, nightwear norms, sneaker adoption among old ladies, boyhood rituals like shaving and tobacco, self made business leaders doubting college value, safe bicycle storage, and friendly strangers.
In Athens Prime Minister Constantine Kollias describes Greece's struggle against a covert Communist threat and urges restoration of U S military aid. He links 1940s invasions and 1950s inflation to current crises, asks continued American support, and notes Greece’s postwar NATO role.
Reader questions cover gall bladder activity misattribution to pain irritable colon and diet guidance. Advice emphasizes no special diet for overactivity and suggests margarine butter easier to digest if lactose tolerant, plus firm stools and controlled feeding.
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