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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1967
Page
4
News editor note lists Gallagher Delisser Inc of New York City as an advertiser and postal details for Winchester Virginia edition. No further event or action details provided.
Rep. Paul Findley vows to file a court injunction stopping State Department from selling wheat on easy credit to Tito's Yugoslavia. He cites a ban on subsidized credit tied to nations trading with North Vietnam and urges a judicial check to restore congressional authority and prevent executive overreach.
The report notes Vietcong desertions in South Vietnam outpacing Saigon forces for the first time, signaling deteriorating morale and logistical strain. About 280,000 enemy troops face losses as deserters increase, with more seasoned Vietcong members quitting.
The piece reports resilient British resistance in Singapore against Japanese forces. It notes William M. Battaile of B & M Chevrolet Sales Co expects ongoing operation as long as conditions permit. Virginia Woolen Mill officials confirm requests to shift to a seven day week by the Quartermaster Department.
Fifty years ago in 1917 officials discussed beautifying the turnpike right of way and improving service. Most bridges and culverts were replaced with concrete and steel and a policy of three traffic lanes in roadways was adopted. Edward Barr wins Civic League prize for best backyard improvement pictures.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on Abraham and personal renewal. Each day brings new experiences. avoiding routines preserves zest. The coming year offers opportunities for exciting or at least satisfactory experiences if one seeks the abundant life.
As 1967 begins Lyndon Baines Johnson is seen as the burdened leader and potential Man of the Year. The author argues for a presidential cabinet of five foreign policy advisers and a domestic panel of ten leaders to share duties, with confirmations by the Senate and accountability to Congress.
Rome reports Italian makers will revive Chicago gangster tales with exaggerated violence in Italian style westerns and gang films. Vincenzoni leads three projects aiming for studio filming in Rome with Italian casts, seeing ease compared to Western shoots.
WASHINGTON Julius Javits argues he is entitled to national consideration for the 1968 Republican Vice Presidency. The New York senator, praised as an effective liberal, has challenged the old unspoken rule that candidates stay silent about such ambitions. He argues his experience and stance on foreign policy, especially against Communist aggression in Vietnam, justify serious consideration.
Careful balance of essential body electrolytes is crucial as potassium loses in urine sweat and stool must be replenished. Foods rich in potassium such as unsalted nuts vegetables and fruits help. diuretic or steroid use increases loss. new effervescent K Lyte offers prescription potassium citrate bicarbonate and cyclamate for patients unable to meet needs.
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