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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1967
Page
4
Advertising and business contact details listed for Winchester Evening Star with management names and city address. Includes telephones and staff roles. Reads like a newspaper masthead and rates outline.
A 15 inch bronze horse statue in the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art is identified as a 1923 Paris purchase forgery. The piece, long praised as a Superb expression of ancient Greek spirit, exposes failures of experts and idolizing collectors who follow price lists and literary clichés.
Researchers at Wiltshire Agriculture College say freezing spring grass for winter feeding could boost milk output. They report cows fed spring grass yield about five gallons per day, versus one gallon with hay or silage, noting weather also affects dairy output and suggesting Majorca as a potential clue.
In the Mekong Delta the River Assault Flotilla One uses a motley fleet of Navy and Army craft to project power on the river system. A floating base supports about 2,000 Army personnel while armor and small assault craft operate ashore to flush out Viet Cong forces. The setup recalls Yangtze gunboat actions protecting Americans in the 1920s.
The O Sullivan Rubber Co has secured contracts for half soles and heels totaling over a half million dollars and will hire 60 additional workers. In other news, Red offensive advances in the Donets Basin with over 43,000 Germans reported killed. Prisoners break jail in Shenandoah County as the sheriff dines. The Neff brothers plan broad daylight liberty. Beck's Bakery to use barley or corn flour due to wheat shortages.
The meditation reflects on Isaiah’s title for Jesus as the everlasting Father. It argues Christ’s eternal reign, his protective care for believers, and the transformation of time and eternity through repentance, forgiveness, and salvation, emphasizing the Messiah as guardian of souls beyond earthly life.
In a twilight year end, senior senators express unhappiness with the institution. They blame younger members for a harsh, ambitious climate, noting loss of deliberation, unity, and tradition. The leadership of Mike Mansfield is criticized for fostering less fellowship and discipline.
Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. advances a two part victory by amending HR 7819 to curb executive encroachment and require Congress to act if education funding is not appropriated by May 15. Sen. Pastore supports Byrd’s move stressing congressional prerogatives and the need to correct power imbalance between branches.
A Letter to the Editor praises preserving Winchester’s historic sites such as the Conrad House and John Kerr School on Cameron Street amid Loudoun Street redevelopment. It supports two level parking to expand spaces without marring the city’s appearance and notes Richmond’s capitol cornerstone laid in 1785 and completed in 1788 with later wings.
The World Almanac ranks English poet William Wordsworth as a premier walker among literary figures. By 65 he reportedly walked about 180000 miles, undertook European walking tours, and often hiked 15 miles to visit a friend for tea.
Zsa Zsa Gabor faces scrutiny as New York Attorney General probes Aarmco repair ads at 4 50 each and alleged fake parts. The piece also notes a Paterson New Jersey crash involving a father of five, and reports on Bell System coin phone anti stuffing efforts amid thefts by a Stuffer.
Dr Wayne Brandstadt addresses questions on serologic testing for syphilis, test interpretation after treatment, and the possibility of reactivation after cure. He notes that an inconclusive STS should be repeated with other tests, and that a cured patient’s STS may become positive only with a new infection. He also explains how syphilis can masquerade as other illnesses and describes caldoscopic use and risks of Darvon Compound.
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