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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1967
Page
4
Local newspaper page lists staff roles led by J F Davis and R F Rose. Advertising and business numbers shown and subscription rates for in state and out of state readers with annual and six month options.
A New York police report notes an abnormal rise in violent crimes this year amid urban crime waves. The piece argues for stronger police staffing and funding, better courts, and rehabilitative prisons, emphasizing public cooperation as essential to deterrence and effective justice.
The Department of Justice launches a focused assault on organized crime led by a presidential commission identified seven centers of Cosa Nostra activity. One strike force will target New Jersey hoodlums due to the state’s proximity to New York City. Authorities acknowledge drives have not always produced results and stress balancing criminal and victim rights.
Personnel managers warn that jolly department store Santas frighten children. They prefer quiet young fathers with growing children for the seasonal role. Stores say Santa duties require patience and parental experience as a preparation for the season.
Henry J. Taylor argues inflation drives high interest rates not the reverse. He cites Treasury seven year notes at 5 percent as a symptom of overspending and rapid credit expansion by the government, noting the federal debt rose from 283 billion to 340 billion in months. The piece frames inflation as the cause of higher rates and calls for reducing inflation to lower rates.
The article profiles Rosalind Russell, noting her 48 films and 97 awards, including Oscar nominations and a Costume Designers Guild Hall of Fame induction. It highlights her philanthropy, humor, and philosophy, with quotes on time, laughter, and life as a banquet. It also blends other topics on debt, deficit financing, and economic concerns.
Governor Darden appoints Burr Powell Harrison to the 17th Judicial Circuit and to the Winchester Corporation Court. The report notes many vessels lost in African operations and that Britain admits nine ships were sent down during recent landings of soldiers.
Fifty years ago in 1917 the president urged war on Austria Hungary until Prussian autocracy fell. German forces fail to pierce the Piave and Asiago fronts and now press a last attempt with their heaviest artillery.
A father gives a newborn colt to his son and raises him with care. The trained colt responds lovingly, unlike a wild colt that is broken later. The piece argues that true Christian nurture from youth prevents moral harm and supports steady faith.
The Peace Corps official could move from government service to private sector work as Congress debates economic policy and future funding.
Washington column argues December foreign policy trip will define Governor George Romney of Michigan as a rival for the Republican nomination. It warns that a clear stance on Vietnam is essential to avoid erosion of support from GOP leaders and to prevent a final collapse of his campaign.
Dr Wayne Brandstadt explains how to identify triggers for a child’s fear and how to encourage open discussion. For very young kids use doll play to express suppressed feelings, repeating the exercise to reduce tension. If fears persist, consider consulting a child psychologist.
A quiz guide presents IQ scoring by daily results from 9 10 correct answers to 4. Memory Genius to Good. It asks ten trivia items including Pilgrims town, the wooden horse war, Napoleon divorce, and other general knowledge questions.
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