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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1966
Page
4
The document lists Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor and Douglas B. O Connell as Managing Editor. It includes postage and address details for Winchester Virginia and New York subscriptions. Subscription rates are referenced but not shown in full.
The piece argues that the National Traffic Safety Agency issues list of required additives for 1968 models, with 30 days for comment, and warns of government overreach into automotive design. It calls for a broader safety body including industry and Congress to balance safety with industry freedom.
Lawrence O'Brien notes 50 million paper clips and 3 million pencils issued in a year as major drains in government. He argues many were discarded while usable. He suggests plugging these drains could ease pressure on upcoming tax talk and scrutiny of public spending.
Italian traffic note details Rome police issuing manuals with insults and profanity in English French Spanish and German. The aim is to help understand foreigners and respond appropriately even when arrests are not possible.
The Star Files reports the Extra edition arriving with about 1200 vehicles and 10,000 troops en route to Fort Dix New Jersey. Headlines claim The United States Is Finally At War With Japanese, noting 3000 killed and wounded in Hawaii air raids and naming soldiers based at Clarke Field Hickam Field and Pearl Harbor.
The piece discusses losing one's identity not as amnesia but as failing to embrace inherent self. It notes some are dull in talk while criminals may be glib, and stresses accepting God given traits. It urges improving character, mind, and ambition while preserving true identity as part of divine design.
A column argues that self determination is applied inconsistently, praising majority rule in Rhodesia while ignoring white minority rule in Soviet bloc nations. It questions UN sanctions selectively and notes enduring oppression of white majorities amid global cries for freedom.
The piece argues that global respect for self determination is uneven as minority rule persists in several Soviet dominated states and East Europe. It calls for consistent application of equal rights for all majorities, not only where black people are involved.
The blue whale is stated as the world s largest animal reaching about 100 feet in length and up to 150 tons. It has no teeth and filters plankton through baleen plates as water is expelled from its mouth. Reading appears from The Almanac via The Newspaper Enterprise Association.
Hal Boyle collects a batch of holiday dream mail from readers. Letters joke about withhold bonus money, generous gifts, tuition support, charity raffles, job offers, and invitation to a New Year celebration, all told in playful, seasonal tones.
William S. White argues that the United Nations condemns Israel while allowing Arab guerrilla incursions and Russian-backed Communist infiltration. He asserts Jordan’s king bears the burden of restraining aggression, condemns Western nations for bias, and warns the U N risks emboldening aggressors and weakening anti communist forces in the Middle East.
A string of humorous lines comments on family, faith, and social quirks. The speaker notes Dad’s anger at foolish purchases, questions why some people exist, and recalls a beauty parlor as a place for gossip. Others warn about late returns and financial strain with cheeky, cautionary tones.
Practical Q and A outlines how to strengthen arches and ankles with barefoot toe stands, warns against high heels, and suggests ankle supports for instability. It also covers treating calluses with proper shoes, caution against deep paring, and notes soft corn as ringworm treatable by Whitfield ointment. Includes tips on leg swelling causes and a memory quiz.
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