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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1970
Page
4
Editorial notes Japan as a leading advocate of peaceful atomic energy. Three reactors operate with seven more under construction and plans for a vast industrial complex powered by atomic energy. A nuclear cargo ship is near completion and Kyoto University uses a reactor for research while American firms aid development.
The treat y signals divided opinions yet NATO stays intact and strong. Analysts note Bonn’s allies backed the pact and question its impact on the alliance’s future. Moscow values allied unity, while West Berlin tensions persist but no NATO members have been invaded.
In Belfast Ireland torrential rains triggered floods that saw Protestants and Roman Catholics join forces to evacuate residents and establish aid stations for the homeless. Thousands of British soldiers were praised for their help as former factions set aside feuds to confront the disaster.
Mrs. Dorothy H. Cobb arrived to direct Winchester Memorial Hospital School of Nursing with the freshman class set to begin September 5. The Clarke County Fair, run by the Raritan Club, reported more exhibits than last year.
Daily meditation compares weed removal to changing habits and urges starting anew. It cites methods from gardening as parallels for spiritual renewal and cites Jesus telling Nicodemus to be born again. The piece endorses conversion and the New Testament as a guide for fresh starts.
The Nixon administration endorses a plan to shield U.S. diplomats overseas from terrorism and kidnapping. It would form three emergency action teams, offer armored vehicles, deploy more Marines, and hire local guards, seeking $1.1 million from the Senate committee.
A humorous test questions readers about self sense and mind health. It ponders feeling too good, loyalty of friends, hair growth, spousal understanding, doctor trust, and fear of being followed. The piece ends by asking if one would volunteer in a wagon train under Indian attack.
James Reston profiles Joe Namath as a rebellious anti hero who embodies the shift of sport into big business. The piece contrasts Namath with old moral sports icons and questions whether pro football can balance individuality with teamwork under television contracts. It notes owners push marketing while stars prove themselves to fans and teammates.
Dr Wayne G Brandstadt explains common health myths and offers plain facts on topics such as brain food, asthma causes, daily bowel patterns, vitamin supplements, drug dosing, oxygen in rooms, disease cures, and a Q A section about Banti disease Optilet M and memory scoring questions.
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