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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1967
Page
4
The notice lists subscription rates for city carrier and mail delivery in Virginia and nearby states. It includes phone numbers for News and Advertising, and identifies staff positions such as General Manager and News Editor. The page is a dense classifieds section with pricing tables.
Senators Mansfield and Cooper press for revival of UN action while Russia signals veto. Canada faces draft evaders seeking work as Saigon seeks observers. Saigon questions Thant role amid ongoing Mideast talks and stalled UN consensus.
A House subcommittee seeks to fix gaps in a Senate passed truth in lending bill by removing loopholes for revolving charge accounts and requiring disclosure of insurance charges. The piece contrasts these candor gaps with Canada’s high earners and the primacy of education for higher income, noting professionals top the income ladder and specialization pays.
The Star Files reports John W. Rice Jr of Rice and Rice appointed assistant justice of the city's Civil and Police Court. The item also notes British and U S Army pilots in Western Desert combat and other local notes including an engagement and a sewer tank accident.
Earl L. Douglas writes that right and wrong are clear when faced with life choices. He argues standards are fixed and divine, and the main barrier is willingness to act with sacrifice to choose rightly over wrong. Hope courage and faith lift understanding toward moral clarity.
The Johnson administration’s blue-ribbon panel led by Gov. Otto Kerner recommends expanding Negro representation in the Army National Guard and Air National Guard. The commission aims to include responsible Black Americans in national crisis policy, fostering fuller participation and a shared civic duty.
HAL BOYLE notes men favor red on others but not wives, shop talk turns to Christmas. He jokes about philanthropy mood, generosity to beggars, and the year’s fashion signals. The column riffs on public finance limits, economic forecasts, and New York education funding.
A collage of pithy lines on daily life habits dating trends and moral views. It mixes jests about wakeups fashion gadgets and social norms with biblical and Quaker quotes and a final note on governance by God and tyranny.
Q and A by Wayne Brandstadt M D discusses hair growth prevention in women including Enovid norethynodrel mestranol reducing growth in about 67 percent with prescription. It covers hair loss from birth control pills, ingrown hairs from shaving, vitamin B and A effects, Cantil side effects, and granuloma with possible X ray or carbon dioxide treatment options.
A quiz scoring guide lists daily results from 9 to 10 correct as Memory Genius down to 4 correct as Good. It asks true false items about submarines and history notes, then shifts to general knowledge questions about religion, explorers, oilfields, science, optics, racing term, and energy mentioned in the Bible.
James Marlow outlines growing American unease over South Vietnam amid Thieu Ky ticket and fears of a rigged vote. He notes U.S. pressure to escalate or reassess as Johnson faces public doubts, congressional pressure, and a war dragging through a slow, costly pace.
A columnist notes a methodical drunk places thirst first and jokes that horse players admire the sport of kings. He also observes a home workshop explosive hobby can yield a man of many parts.
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