Kissinger Eyes Friendly Shift on Foreign Aid at UN
The speech draft hints at a world food reserve, credits, lower tariffs, and farming aid to aid developing nations. Critics warn against expanding foreign aid without new legislation while risking America's domestic deficits and inflation.
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Gunsmoke ends after decades of Western mastery
The 1955 to 1975 run of Gunsmoke ends as the long running western departs the new season lineup. Critics note topnotch writing and human characters, but say the series now feels dated as reruns replace originals and new westerns vanish from TV screens.
Winchester Evening Star History and Staff Credit
The Winchester Evening Star traces its establishment to July 4 1896 with Thomas T. Byrd as General Manager and lists staff including Lewis H. Ebert Advertising Director Douglas OConnell Editorial Page Editor David H. Smith News Editor Eugene P. Miller Wire Editor Reed Delly and Exc Suaring by exorothon 64 008. Mailing details show second class postage paid at Winchester Virginia and subscription rates 16.00 year 6.50 six months 4.50 three months.
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Reed Delly
Winchester
Parade Photo Wins Pulitzer Behind Washington Chinatown Celebration
A 1957 Washington Daily News photo by Bill Beall of a Chinese Merchants Association parade captured a moment with a boy and a dragon. The image won multiple prizes, linking boy Allen Weaver and police officer Maurice Cullinane, though the magic faded later.
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The Bridge: A Long View on Rhodesia and Africa
Washington columnist James Kilpatrick condemns U.S. policy toward Rhodesia and Africa. He argues Western double standards have harmed self-government and allowed communism to gain ground while nations like Angola burn in civil conflict. He mocks U.N. criticism of Rhodesia as hypocritical amid regional turmoil.
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Five labor leaders to be interviewed on Meet the Press
An NBC special edition of Meet the Press airs Sunday at 12 30 p m EDT featuring Leonard Woodcock and four other union leaders. The piece coincides with policy debates as the Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act expires and a six month extension faces a possible veto.
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Events Mark September With Public Figures And Political Debate
The week opens with Dame Agatha Christie turning 85 and Rockefeller moving into the Naval Observatory with six housewarming parties. Desegregation delays force Boston schools to open early, while Congress weighs overriding a veto on education funding and hearings on Coors and a railroad plan unfold. A sweeping global critique on Rhodesia contrasts Western diplomacy and African independence.
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Knowledge Quiz From Old Newspaper Feature
The item lists ten quick questions covering unions naturalization Parthenon U S property rights baseball position oxalic acid Sitka Ellington birthplace CPI mantis wings and a cryptic set of coded strings.
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The Golden Rule and Its Real Meaning
A meditation contrasts a cynical updated rule with Jesus's broader command to treat others as we wish to be treated. It argues for applying the universal neighbor-love principle across all people if society commits to it.
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Rev Bob Jackson Chosen for Winchester First Presbyterian
The Rev. Bob Jackson accepted a call to serve as minister of the First Presbyterian Church in Winchester and will begin duties on September 19. A Garfield letter from 1881 was found in the basement of National City Christian Church.
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Scullys Complete Three Week North Atlantic Cruise
Mr and Mrs Tom Scully were on a three week cruise in the North Atlantic. Winchester Hospital received approval to train interns, granted by the Council on Medical Education and Hospitals of the American Medical Association.
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