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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1967

Page

4

Winchester Evening Star Telephones and masthead details

The Winchester Evening Star masthead lists contact numbers for news and advertising, staff roles including General Manager and editors, and postage details. It shows rates for mail subscriptions, with prices for six months and one year, plus placement notes.

Federal action urged to curb jet noise and save billions

Mayors long sought federal power to regulate jet noise as fleets grow. Transportation Secretary Boyd asks Congress for authority to bar new noisy aircraft and require eventual conformity of existing planes, while officials explore design and operations changes. The piece also notes a $30 billion Defense Department savings from PPBS, including delaying the Nike Zeus system and the B70 bomber, with ministers debating computer aided decision making.

United States U.S. Conference of Mayors Congress Transportation Alan S. Boyd Boyd Administration Washington Capitol Hill Alain C. Enthoven Enthoven Henry M. Jackson White House

Fewer Farms Despite Record 1966 Farm Income

U S Department of Agriculture data show average farm family income in 1966 reached a record 4995 dollars while the number of farms fell by 25 percent over the decade. The trend implies declining net income and a weaker farmer’s lot despite higher gross earnings.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture

Forces tighten Tunisian ring at Bizerte amid heavy German losses

The Star Files reports American and British troops closing in on Bizerte with the largest German counter attack of the Tunisian campaign, inflicting heavy losses. A special committee named in Winchester to draft an ordinance banning beer and wine sales on Sunday.

Bizerte A. Lee Coble Thomas Kremer Leonard Sirbaugh E. Baker W. Alan Peery Winchester

German Forces Shift Attacks at Cambrai Salient

In 1917 German troops redirected their northern Cambrai operations at night around Mouerres but failed to secure new ground. Charles R. McCann resigns as Frederick County treasurer after six years to become manager of a new cold storage facility. Robert S. Smith named to fill the vacancy.

Cambrai Salient Mouerres Charles R. McCann Frederick County Robert S. Smith

Daily Meditation on Gods Revelation to Believers

The author argues that revelation continues beyond the Bible. He divides revelation into public through the Bible, social via the Church, and private through the Holy Spirit guiding individuals in understanding God’s will. The Bible, Church, and inner Spirit together establish the believer’s relationship with God.

God Lord Seen

Aden Gains Independence From Britain in South Arabia

The British Empire lost Aden and South Arabia as the area gained independence on November 30. British Foreign Minister George Brown called the move the end of the imperial era. The piece outlines Aden’s size, population, and its role as a free port, plus the regional stakes for the Commonwealth and neighboring territories. The National Liberation Front dominates Aden’s nationalist movement, with rival groups suppressed after 1960s clashes.

George Brown House of Commons South Arabia Aden National Liberation Front NLF Front For the Liberation South Yemen Cairo Beirut Britain Persian Gulf Brunei Delaware Borneo Asia Hong Kong Canton River China

France Could Help U.S. By Paying War Debts, Lawrenc e

Column argues the United States should press France to repay World War I and II loans, noting France owes about 6.9 billion from WWI and about 0.8 billion from WWII, with most terms past due. It cites De Gaulle’s stance and urges Sarkozy-like financial cooperation.

Washington United States de Gaulle France America Congress Germany Europe

Don't Overlook Care Of Pet's Teeth and Gums

Public service column explains dental health for dogs and cats, warning about tartar buildup causes periodontitis, halitosis, and tooth loss. Covers removal methods, need for anesthesia, regular exams every six months, and possible twice yearly cleanings for rapid calculus formation.

I Told You So The Four Saddest Words

Henry J. Taylor laments the dollar crisis tracing it to Kennedy and Johnson era debt and gold problems. He argues the New Frontier and Great Society deepened deficits while foreign ownership of dollars rose, shrinking U.S. gold reserves and global financial clout. He cites a 1965 Senate hearing as evidence of ongoing mismanagement and calls for accountability.

Kennedy Johnson U.S New Frontier Great Society Mr. Kennedy Mr. Johnson Great Britain Federal Reserve Board Britain Senate Banking and Currency Committee

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