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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1970
Page
4
The piece argues commercials intrude on free broadcasts and may outrun listener tolerance. It questions advertisers' tactics and notes a limit in length and decibels the public will endure, urging restraint by networks and stations.
The piece criticizes Nixon for a televised news conference with no questions on the rail strike and wage rise. It urges pre submitted questions, argues Congress acted unusually to raise private industry wages, and calls for compulsory arbitration and penalties to deter public interest crippling strikes. It cites railroads like Penn Central and forecasts possible next year Congressional involvement.
Henry J. Taylor warns that the Soviet Union has expanded its navy across global waters, from the Caribbean to the Arctic, threatening U.S. security with hundreds of submarines and surface ships, while Western navies decline. He denounces peacetime approaches and criticizes policymakers, including H. William Fulbright, for relying on talks.
The trading stamp boom rose from 10 million in 1950 to 900 million in 1967 and remains large at 800 million. Firms now reward punctuality and sales with stamps, even sending home letters to wives to influence husbands. The tactic uses female psychology to enforce attendance and productivity.
The Wildenstein Gallery paid 5.544 million dollars for a Velasquez portrait, topping the previous Rembrandt record of about 2.3 million. The piece highlights how art prices inflate while suggesting funds could support living art like orchestras facing financial strain.
President Luis Echeverria Alvarez described his administration as a regime of guarantees for foreign investors and told a gathering of U.S. businessmen that Mexico does not have an expropriation mentality.
The Star Files reports C Robert Creamer Jr is named president of Gulfstream Plastics Inc of Hialeah Florida after its acquisition by O Sullivan Rubber Corp making it a wholly owned subsidiary.
The piece reflects on Jesus urging believers to become as little children to enter heaven. It notes children's dependence on parents and contrasts their impudence with trust, suggesting all ages remain in some sense childlike, seeking security and guidance from others.
HAL BOYLE surveys social quirks and missteps with humor noting crime and policing trends, justice as in lawsuits, marriage money motives, inflation woes, office paper flood, altitude pay jokes, and observations on gender roles and Wall Street life.
Dr Lawrence E Lamb answers reader questions on eye mites also known as demodex belpharitis and paroxysmal atrial tachycardia. Mites infest eyelashes. treatment is eyelid washing. Tachycardia defined. causes include heart disease thyroid pneumonia alcohol. remedies include addressing underlying issues and certain medicines. Also notes potential hormone therapies under development and invites questions for future columns.
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