Winchester Evening Star front page item dec 28 1966
Publication page shows staff and mailing details for Winchester Evening Star with editor names and subscription rates. Date listed is Wednesday December 28 1966.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1966
Page
4
Publication page shows staff and mailing details for Winchester Evening Star with editor names and subscription rates. Date listed is Wednesday December 28 1966.
The Vietnamese leader rejects Chinese troop offers fearing loss of sovereignty and a prolonged war. He expects U S pressure to rise as the conflict drags on and counts on American impatience with long, drawn out battles.
The piece debates NFL divisions with lines from Buttons and Bows and notes Dallas as Eastern champions while Green Bay holds the Western title. It imagines swapping conferences to correct geography, affecting standings and rivalries without changing schedules.
A Harvard professor told a Senate subcommittee that American women are loneliest and hardest working, trapped in home life by split levels and appliances. He urged collaboration among sociologists economists and others to emancipate women, but critics say the split level home is both prison and castle, a place where women rule.
Subs sink two Jap vessels as defense forces hold lines. Miss Margaret Dole becomes engaged to William Rust. Price of cigarettes raised to 15 cents per pack.
Allies demand German declaration before any peace plan is discussed. Frost damages California orange crops valued over 5 million dollars while growers spend more than 75 thousand dollars nightly on oil for heating trees.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on archaeology as the study of past human life through material remains. He notes expeditions dig across the world, the thrill of finds, and the value of learning from the past to understand the present, urging preservation of history.
Washington commentary evaluates the GOP's prospects for 1967 68 as the party eyes presidential possibilities and increased congressional influence. It weighs internal divisions with Democrats and warns that George Wallace's looming third party bid could deny the Republicans Southern electoral votes.
A former Handley High School student urges the school to end its policy of closed proms. The letter criticizes the social curriculum, arguing that open proms allow outsiders to participate and prevent exclusion from a major high school rite.
An editorial criticizes Handley for lacking foresight and warns that changes will bring problems, but argues a deliberate effort can minimize them and restore the school to its former high educational standard.
The World Almanac estimates about 16 trillion barrels of crude oil originally exist. It forecasts 60 percent will be discovered, with 40 percent in hard to reach areas. In the United States about 1 trillion of 1.6 trillion barrels will eventually be discovered.
John Taylor of Tay lor & Cutter argues topless mid 1960s fashions echo 1796 Paris while blaming middle aged women for fashion's limits. He notes Parisian queens encouraged sheer garments and recalls British modesty boards and women’s social influence shaping style trends.
Article discusses growing recognition of animal borne diseases, citing French reports that rickettsiae might trigger multiple sclerosis, notes Coxiella burnetii found in swayback lambs and possible reservoirs in cows, goats, and sheep, and mentions antibodies in certain workers. It urges continued search for disease causes to aid cures.
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