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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1967
Page
4
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Utah A associate professor Fabio A. Goldschmied proposes an egg shaped underwater vessel that uses water friction to jet out the rear, potentially cutting power needs in half and enabling larger freight or passenger loads. The design offers weather free operation but risks hazards from uncharted ocean floors.
Governor Mills E Godwin Jr notes sex education should be locally decided by school boards and superintendents. The State Board approves books, but districts may present courses if they choose. The 1954 regulation governs content and implementation for Virginia schools.
The state educator notes rising venereal disease and teen pregnancies among youths while most learn sex education from peers. Virginia PTA backs a state required course and the State Board approves limited materials for 11 counties and 9 cities. A 1965 Illinois act created a state sex education division. No films or books may be used without State Board approval.
Fun City reports Grand Ballroom reservations at the Waldorf Astoria for New Year’s Eve cost 32.50 to 42.50 per person. The piece notes a long running trend of rising prices past decades and reflects nostalgia for cheaper celebrations.
Violent fighting flared along a broad central front following a brief thaw in the blizzard that swept the Muscovite Plains for days. On the Stalingrad front the Red Army advanced, and the city pursues property acquisitions to widen Water Street between Loudoun Street and Indian Alley as eleven new republics are established in Russia.
A meditation on how unseen forces beyond natural science shape life. The text asserts a loving God uses these powers for human benefit while acknowledging inevitable hardship. Trust in the supernatural is encouraged as part of a living universe guided by divine wisdom.
A light assorted column noting daily curiosities and paradoxes. It mentions babies crying about two hours daily in week one, a flea jumping 200 times its length, and the idea that a high salary might lure a star athlete. It also covers medical advances in jaw transplants in the Soviet Union, the value of wills, foot anatomy, posture, the seven deadly sins, heart disease in widowed vs married men, and quirky baby name trends.
A Morley quotation asserts true success comes from living one’s own life while a biblical verse urges daily meditation on the law to guide prosperous living. The mix reflects a literary and religious perspective on personal freedom and discipline.
Henry J. Taylor argues France owes the United States billions in World War I and II debts including $6.57 billion total, with France’s gold reserve near that figure, urging Washington to demand payment and use the debt as leverage against de Gaulle.
Reader asks about cure and recurrence risk in rheumatic fever in children. Preventing recurrences uses long acting penicillin after acute phase and avoiding overfatigue. cortisone is safe short term. Affected boys may play noncontact sports if no heart damage. Advice also covers tonsil removal timing and poliomyelitis vaccine impact.
The item outlines a 10 day IQ quiz scoring method with ranges from Memory Genius to Good based on daily correct answers. It lists sample questions including a Fulton steamship, the Black Republic, polygon sides, voting majority paradox, egg boiling time, car bonnet, palfrey meaning, baton rouge translation, Virginia western extent, and a Western Hemisphere Portuguese speaking nation.
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