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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1969
Page
4
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European governments subsidize agriculture to secure farmer income and food output, similar to the United States. European subsidies keep many farms small, while incentives push consolidation into larger units, yet subsidies end up concentrated among large producers and wasteful stockpiles appear in both regions.
British scientists with the Loch Ness Phenomena Investigation Bureau plan to publish findings suggesting multiple Nessie creatures exist. Sonar found an unidentified object in Loch Ness depths, but the beast remains contained in the water and not roaming space.
The Army's Project 100000 has recruited over 140000 men who failed prior standards. Over 90 percent became first class soldiers and 84 percent were promoted, with many reaching sergeant. The Defense Department rates the group excellent and finds they gain skills useful in civilian life. The piece argues talent may exist beyond traditional screening across industries and arts.
Mrs Beatrice O Connell has orders to report for active duty in the Women's Army Corps at Fort Oglethorpe Ga. E Earl Rinker has been named deputy Commissioner of Revenue.
50 Years Ago 1919 ROY E POTTS chosen to succeed himself as captain of Sarah Zane Fire Co Grover C Cooper elected first lieutenant H R Bryarly and Brother noted in Winchester as agents who wrote over one million dollars of paid for insurance in this territory during 1918.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on Carlyle's remark that Christianity is "on its last legs." He notes the church endures through centuries and that moral peril looms daily. Yet the faith survives as forces of good prevail by narrow margins, a constant historical pattern.
Russell Baker humorously surveys 1969 in a yearlong Almanac noting stormy months, political theater, and surreal events. It mentions Nixon’s inauguration, Johnson’s jet hijack, repeated New York strikes, and Congress aging toward an average of 104.5 years amid absurd crises and fictional calamities.
By William Lawrence D D T jaw muscle spasms are described as two main forms tonic and clonic. The article explains how coordinated chewing muscles can malfunction causing hinge joint pain limited movement and cracking. Causes include poor bite missing or misaligned teeth and trauma with emotional stress contributing. Temporary relief methods and definitive treatment aim to restore normal chewing apparatus.
A quoted biblical passage notes the land’s fruit and the need for courage as the season of ripe grapes arrives. A Theodore Roosevelt misquote honors enduring labor and prayerful effort guiding progress toward better things.
Former movie brat Bonita Granville, now married to Jack Wrather, works as assistant producer on his CBS show. Born in New York City to showbiz parents, she rose from child star to dramatic actress in 55 films before leaving much of show business to focus on family and Wrather’s ventures.
Architect Benjamin Latrobe notes Virginia homes in the 18th century were poorer than European mansions due to remoteness. He cites an “unlucky boy” breaking glass and a glazier living 50 miles away, with newspapers serving as temporary substitutes until repairs.
Henry J. Taylor argues the Soviet split is with Mao Tse tung, not Red China, challenging Nixon and Rogers to reassess a cornerstone of U.S. foreign policy. He warns reliance on Moscow concessions and carrots risks eroding the premise that Moscow and Peking are separate, urging a clear evaluation of core assumptions.
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