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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1966
Page
4
A fragmented page shows mail rates and staff roles including Eugene Miller News Editor Jack F. Davis General Manager and Executive Editor Douglas B. O Connell Managing Editor. An address in Winchester Virginia 22601 appears along with subscription prices for Motor Carrier mail and outside war rates.
The article argues that American social science studies in South America meet resistance from host populations. It cites Project Camelot in Chile as a major, ill received Defense Department effort. Critics label it academic imperialism and warn of diplomatic fallout from such snooping and biased conclusions.
In St Louis the public health department pressures Earl Mugele to reveal his German sausage recipe. Mugele guards the exact method after guarding the family recipe for over 100 years. He offers to share ingredients but not the precise formulation, arguing some culinary secrets are sacred.
Henry J. Faylor analyzes President Johnson’s impulse to surprise and control, drawing parallels to Woodrow Wilson. The piece argues Johnson’s secretive, personal leadership risks misreading foreign policy and concentrates power, risking a destabilizing grip on government.
The Star Files notes a Lions Club was organized at Woodstock led by William H. Logan Shenandoah commonwealth's attorney as president with Fred Wolverton of Woodstock named secretary-treasurer.
A preacher urges testing faith like a garage road test for a car. He compares tuning up to daily Bible reading and prayer and asks readers to verify their religious experience against life realities for signs of intolerance and genuine Christian living.
HAL BOYLE argues that height does not indicate intelligence in business leaders. He cites examples like Churchill Einstein and Caesar to illustrate that many great minds were of medium or smaller stature. The piece notes tall bosses often project power while brains and results come from smaller packages. Boyle adds his own height as a personal aside.
Marquis Childs argues the Honolulu conference spurs vigorous but risky policy shifts. He notes village level training, political action teams, and Gen. Westmoreland's cautious stance. The piece questions sincerity, warns against overreaction, and sees tentative progress in rural reconstruction alongside persistent doubt.
Wayne Brandstadt explains blood as fluid tissue with functions from oxygen transport to waste removal. White cells defend the body while platelets aid clotting. plasma carries nutrients and hormones. Blood typing and cross matching prevent deadly reactions, prompting banks of stored blood in hospitals.
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