New Army Looks to 9 to 5 Life and Volunteer Force
Gen William Westmoreland initiates reforms to ease daily military life. Reveille favors will end for most troops, beer available in mess halls, bed checks reduced, and many regulations removed. Critics worry about losing discipline and the prospect of an all voluntary service, noting the shift toward 9 to 5 routines and informal barracks.
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William Westmoreland
Army Chief of Staffs
Gannett News Service
Washington
Supreme Court
Frontrunner Muskie Faces Early Scrutiny for 1972 Bid
The piece argues Maine Senator Ed Muskie leads a crowded 1972 Democratic field. It notes his status as front runner invites constant watching and criticism while he remains confident in retaining the top position despite looming challenges.
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Democratic Party
Maine
Edmund S. Muskie
Nixon
Humphrey
Sen
Edmund S. Mackie
Sparkplug of Progress on Technology and the Environment
The piece defends technological progress against enviro critics noting benefits of modern industry. It argues technology reduces pollution through recycling and sewage treatment and cites hunger disease shelter and clothing improvements as gains. It warns critics must reassess their stance or abandon tools they rely on.
Young voters gain 18 year olds rights in election access
Supreme Court expands the franchise to 18 21 year olds welcome new voters while political leaders hail the potential impact. Senators Kennedy Mansfield and Magnuson praise the change as historic though analysts caution its immediate effect remains uncertain.
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Kennedy
Magnuson
Mansfield
High Court
Seabright Becomes Second Fire Truck Driver At Reuss Co
Donald M. Seabright is chosen as second fire truck driver by Reuss Fire Company, succeeding Fred Baker who has joined the US Government. Also notes engagements and local civic items including forestry appointment and 1960 road work on Rt. 50 near Hayfield, seven miles west of Winchester.
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Donald M. Seabright
Reuss Fire Company
Fred Baker
James B. Yates
Virginia Black
Richard Barton Cole
James L. Givens
Frederick County
Not Worth It: The Dangers of Gambling
Daily Meditation warns that gambling is a devastating modern vice. It notes compulsive gamblers come from all walks, that debt-collectors in the gambling world are ruthless, and tapering off is a delusion. It cites a scholar who supposedly lost buildings on a single throw of dice and urges avoidance of gambling venues and associates.
How to Annoy New Year Resolution Makers
Hal Boyle notes readers entertained by jokes about resolutions for 1971. The quips poke at willpower, habits, and the futility of grand plans, with multiple figures joking about quitting vices and demanding more honest work.
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New York
Harry
Mike
Horace
Pat
Esmerelda
Influence of lobby groups on Washington politics revealed
In a penetrating look, the piece argues organized labor and major business groups shape U S policy behind closed doors. It notes campaign money, pressure on committees, and bipartisan concessions, with lobbyists guiding votes in the 91st Congress and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National
House
Senate
Organized Labor
United States
Congress
Capitol
Prudery And Health In Sex Matters
Dr. Lamb discusses sex as a natural life aspect and warns against health risks from modesty. Readers’ questions cover urinary bleeding in a teen, with causes including tumors infections stones and certain drugs, stressing swift, thorough examination.
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DR. Lamb
Reader
How's Your IQ quiz prompts quick daily scoring
A reader quiz offers 10 daily questions to gauge intelligence. It lists scoring bands Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent and Good with 10 days of prompts. It includes ten sample questions and hints at page 2 for answers.
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Cock Robin
Winchester Evening Star Classified Advertisement Header
The Winchester Evening Star lists contact information for advertising and editorial staff including Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor Eugene P. Miller as News Editor and Douglas B. O'Connell as Managing Editor for the Winchester district.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
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