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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1966
Page
4
The page shows the newspaper masthead with editor names Eugene P Miller and Doug las O Connell, managing editor, and the business address in New York City. It lists subscription rates and a Winchester Virginia mailing option along with a general manager name and contact number.
An argument contrasts the human body's resilience with the fragility of machines and new fabrics. It notes many survive accidents where iron and steel fail, praising anatomy's design and hinting at further wonders beyond fabric innovations.
The piece extols the eye as a self mending versatile instrument equaling a living photo lens. It notes bodies endure space age perils including traffic pollution and stress while remaining remarkably resilient and long lived. It praises the human body as a master crafted machine built by a skillful maker.
The GOMing inquiry into Education and Labor Committee staff reveals frequent weekend trips to Miami New York Puerto Rico and West Coast destinations. The subcommittee ordered the return of 30 airline credit cards and notes reduced travel, suggesting broader waste across committees and a potential plan to cut costs for taxpayers.
A British candy store owner explains why his shop thrives with fewer sweets in the scales, contrasting rivals who overfill and then remove sweets. He says they deliberately underload and then add to attract customers.
Reports state Chinese forces carried successful operations north of besieged Hongkong forcing Japanese to shift reinforcements to the Tamshui area. Other items note Martinsburg wartime alert Stephens City air raid post and local defense leadership changes as communities mobilize for war.
Fifty years ago stores closed at night and doors were locked. Today stores stay locked but lights stay on inside for quick detection of prowlers. Inner illumination is the center of all growth and faith. Jesus spoke of living in an illuminated era and we should keep inner lights on and bright. The mind of youth seeks more light and adults should keep asking questions.
William S. White reports hard realities dimming the GOP unity goal as 1968 debates feature Reagan Romney tensions and Goldwater distances. Senate leadership struggles loom with Hugh Scott favored by liberals and George Murphy by old guard, signaling intra party maneuvering under Dirksen’s looming call.
The commentary notes a campaign chairmanship shakeup with Dirksen backing Murphy over Scott. It predicts the Romney faction facing off against Reagan allies as Kuchel retains the whip while the Romney forces may push Murphy for campaign chair, shaping 1968 leadership.
The piece argues Republican leaders show little unity or plan to oppose the Johnson administration, focusing on presidential ambitions rather than crafting a coherent platform. It calls for a constructive, issue driven stance on civil rights, budget policy, crime, taxation, and public sentiment ahead of the 1968 election. The article cites concerns over spending, rising costs, and the need to present a united fiscal and political message.
HAL BOYLE surveys office Christmas behavior from gin in water coolers to gift exchanges. secretaries compete with festive trees while some steal lights others collect for janitors or office boys. executives share snacks, staff delays grow, calls drop, and feuds both heal and start amid holiday cheer.
A reader asks how to stop the night grinding and clicking known as bruxism. The doctor warns it damages teeth and joints, notes limited cures, and suggests relaxation and specific jaw rest techniques before adding a short quiz on general knowledge.
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