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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1966
Page
4
Local newspaper page lists staff and office details with prices for subscriptions and delivery options. Includes the publisher editor and manager names and a New York address for national advertising inquiries.
A statistical projection argues that by 1990 almost every American will work for government except retirees. The piece notes rapid federal hiring since Viet Nam and Great Society programs, compares federal to state local payroll growth, and suggests children may work for local or state governments rather than the federal level.
New York City faces a growing problem of unpaid traffic tickets with about 10 million summonses ignored over 15 years. Commissioner Leary unveils The Corraler, a $375000 electronic center to chase delinquents in 45 days, while penalties rise to 50 dollars and 30 days jail per offense.
Nine student nurses graduated in Winchester as J Sloan Kuykendall delivered the address to graduates and families. The new Clearbrook school to serve Stonewall District and early high school subjects nears completion in the area.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on life in modern America noting privilege and hardship coexist. He cites food waste and poverty at month’s start, and recounts George Washington’s cash struggles despite fame, illustrating perennial financial pressures in leadership and nationhood.
Washington analysis notes Senator Robert F. Kennedy expands influence within the Democratic Party and nationally. The piece considers his possible paths to 1968 and 1972 presidencies or vice presidency, assessing impact on party dynamics and potential shifts in support for Johnson and Humphrey.
The article chronicles Jay W. Johns of Charlottesville and Stonewall Jackson Memorial Inc as they defend the wartime Lee House in Richmond from high rise and parking garage plans. It notes the house historic importance to Virginians and worries over progressive encroachment on heritage. It also touches Kennedy politics and Democratic strategy in 1968 and 1972.
Medical Q and A on migraine aura headaches causes treatments and safety. Includes ergotamine and Methysergide use under medical supervision, long term Gynergen therapy, and notes on possible spontaneous improvement after middle age. Also features a 100-question memory quiz with scoring headings.
Fragmented column by Walter C Parkes with garbled text and stray phrases. The readable bits reference a strange mix of names and topics including tech and cuisine but lack coherent argument or clear events.
HAL BOYLE surveys popular American beliefs, arguing people cling to comforting ideas despite evidence. He notes myths serve function, cites examples about weather, intelligence indicators, honesty, brainy women, wealth, and ambitions, ending with famed political figures.
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