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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1967
Page
4
A garbled OCR list shows subscription rates for City Carrier and Motor Carrier services. Entries mention ONO and MONG codes with prices including 9.13 and 110, plus a final line Genie in the Money Bag. The legible items indicate unit prices for one year and related service descriptors.
Analysis argues the president can order immediate military action without a formal declaration of war. It cites Wilson, Truman, and UN actions, noting treaties and politics shape use of force. The piece warns delaying actions harms national security.
U S toy manufacturers report a booming year with orders ahead of last year and a forecast of record holiday sales surpassing 2 billion dollars. Space age replicas and traditional dolls gear up for the season as factories run overtime to stock shelves for Santa's helpers.
A rigorous experiment shows pigeons respond to a smell stimulus when sight and sound are excluded, suggesting birds may smell. Scientists caution against jumping to conclusions and call for further tests to rule out lab flaws amid ongoing inflation tax debate.
Governor Docking, worn by inoculations and briefings, snaps at Kansas Republicans claiming they seek to inject politics into ending the Vietnam War. He suggests they overstep by assuming influence on wartime policy while preparing for departure to Vietnam.
U S fliers smash Japanese warships in a furious sea air clash spotlighting solo assaults. Over half a dozen enemy ships reportedly out. Germans near Stalingrad amid fierce land and air fighting.
Fifty years ago in 1917 Major Bryan Conrad received promotion to lieutenant colonel in the U S Army as British forces reported new successes at Lens. The British continued flank operations and delivered strong assaults against German positions near Lens.
The piece argues that people respond to our expectations. Trusting others yields honesty and reduces harm, as illustrated by an anecdote from a credit firm. It claims most people are naturally honest if they feel trusted and warns that distrust undermines genuine trust.
Carol Channing discusses disappointments over losing the Dolly role to Barbra Streisand and embraces a busy schedule. She plans six ABC specials, two films with Ross Hunter, and a forthcoming Merrick Broadway project, stressing that stay active fuels happiness and focus.
Washington column argues Democratic voters face a clash between party loyalty and national interests as Dirksen, a pivotal Senate leader, seeks re election in Illinois. It notes Kennedy and Johnson support and posits Adlai Stevenson III as a strong possible Democratic challenger while stressing Dirksen’s unique national role and influence.
Wayne Brandstadt argues for better emergency care and quicker helicopter transport to hospitals to reduce traffic fatal ities. He cites seat belt evidence and car design improvements while noting ambulance collisions and the need for standardized controls. He outlines U S safety initiatives and hints at a quiz page on general knowledge.
The column collects sharp quips about cinema shorts herb growers and family relations. It humorously notes a grower paying on a greenhouse while a boss stands out for his timing and wit.
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