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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1967
Page
4
Community newspaper page detail announces publication date August 29 1967. Notices list staff roles including Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor and Robert F. Rose as Business Manager. Subscription rates and mailing info are shown for readers in Virginia and nearby states.
The piece contrasts Argentina and India with the United States and Canada over skilled worker emigration. It notes Argentina offers high salaries to lure expatriates back, while Canada faced partial success with earlier measures. It adds India, 20 years free, still faces hunger and overpopulation, needing external aid aligned with internal efforts.
A national survey shows fewer than 10 percent of engineers change jobs in the coming year. They seek better atmosphere, growth, private offices, and titles rather than big salary jumps. Piracy is rare now and professional meetings curb recruiting. engineers pursue longtime positions with community involvement.
The Chinese have reentered Chuhsien and seized the airfield near the city, a key eastern China base from which Japan could be bombed. Roosevelt discussed meat ration relief enabling 30 to 40 ships for cargo. German translation of Pope Benedict Peace proposals to be distributed to rouse German eyes. Middletown leads Frederick county in forming a home guard.
Daily Meditation recounts a young architect graduate who, due to scarce funds, designs farm buildings for a government agency. He learns practicality over theory and humility through work on barns and corn cribs, believing future grandes might arise from humble beginnings. The piece cites Lincoln's path from village postmaster to president as a lesson in modest tasks building character.
Henry J. Taylor notes Spain expects 18 million visitors this year, up from a record 17.2 million last year, boosting a tourism led economy. He cites internal reforms since 1959, growing industry sectors, and a shift from deficit to a sizable reserve, contrasting Spain with American fiscal strain.
A HAL BOYLE column compiles mock letters with fanciful omens of modern art, alumni generosity, and odd offers. The pieces poke at social pretensions, marriage, faculty benevolence, and quirky family misadventures without graphic detail.
The note cites Psalm 133:1 on unity and quotes Sallust the Roman historian. It reflects on how harmony sustains small states while discord leads to ruin, attributed to Wohl.
Dr Wayne Brandstadt explains hiatus hernia is a stomach protrusion through a weakened diaphragm common after age 65 and with obesity. Symptoms worsen lying down. heavy lifting can aggravate but less than groin hernias. Treatment leans to surgery only if distress is high and bland diet helps stool formation.
A playful self scoring guide offers 100 questions over 10 days. It rates performance by daily accuracy from memory genius to good. Includes trivia queries on geography history and arts such as Colombo ports and Paganini.
Secretary of Defense McNamara reveals partial adherence to Joint Chiefs of Staff targets and outlines civilian control over bombing strategy. He cites restricted Chief access to the President and argues this delegation may prolong the war and raise casualties. Senator Symington calls for withdrawal amid concerns over military judgment limits.
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