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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1968
Page
7
Abigail Van Buren advises on marriage communication and patience with a spouse and discusses parenting piano lessons and relationship doubts. The column includes letters from a 57 year old wife, a piano-parent, and a widow seeking love guidance.
Changes signed into law by President Johnson expand benefits for women and dependents. Beginning March 1968, children of working mothers become eligible for monthly payments, and disabled widows or divorced wives may receive benefits as early as age 50 if severely disabled. Local office contact in Winchester Virginia provided.
Harold W. Ramsey, 65, of Rocky Mount, named to the Virginia State Board of Education for a four year term. Ramsey, retiring Franklin County Schools division superintendent, succeeds Mosby G. Perrow of Lynchburg.
Researchers note an ancient practice where a clay tablet with writing was hardened and then encased in additional clay for protection. The artifact reveals early writing methods and preservation techniques used four millennia ago.
Washington reports that Johnson's proposed travel tax abroad would add heavy federal paperwork. Treasury says 500 extra workers could handle the burden, with 2.2 million taxable trips yearly and 6.6 million new forms. The plan narrows duty free allowances and expands IRS and Customs processing.
Virginia Tech chemist Kenneth W. King told the National Dairy Council that the United States spends billions on space ventures while the global food crisis causes widespread death and suffering. He warned the crisis dwarfs space efforts in impact and American survival.
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