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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1967
Page
4
The fragment lists editorial staff Eugene P Miller and Douglas B O Connell and a postal notice from Winchester Virginia. It also shows a merchant style address 11 East 44th Street New York City and rates for motor carrier one month and one year.
The piece argues that Portugal’s Macao foray into appeasing Communist China damages ties with Free China, strains long historical links, and may invite further concessions. It portrays Macao as economically marginal to Portugal yet politically vital as leverage for Beijing against Western allies.
Egyptian belly dancers once called the world’s oldest parliamentarians face renewed scrutiny under Nasser. The culture ministry plans a broad appraisal of puritanical standards, with the controller of artistic works to monitor performances to decide how much to liberalize rules from 1963.
Former President Eisenhower renews his call for a 12 year cap on Senate and House terms. The 89th Congress shows rotation remains steady, with two thirds of members serving less than 12 years. He argues voters should decide term lengths despite missteps in choice and political constraints.
CAPT. JOHN BEARDALL, President Roosevelt's naval aide, is named successor to Rear Admiral Russell Wilson as superintendent of the Naval Academy in Annapolis. The report notes renewed U S bombing over the South Pacific and the arrival of American air reinforcements in the Far East.
The Sarah Zane Fire Co. selected Charles Lee Barr as captain by unanimous vote, succeeding Clifton M. Hodgson. A National Automobile Chamber of Commerce report notes one in seven U.S. families own a car. Scott Grant sold the Tidball farm on the Northwestern Grade to Wilbur E. Cather for 18 000 dollars. the 87 acre property includes a mansion and outbuildings.
A speaker urged living a steadfast Christian witness in daily life. He warned against materialism as a moral cancer and stressed that every person should continually testify to faith through conduct, not sermons.
William S. White urges that Adam Clayton Powell should be judged by due process and legal proof, not by ultra liberal attacks. He notes voters chose Powell, calls for formal inquiry inside the House, cites past examples of biased judgments, and warns against punishing by public opinion or moral condemnation.
Edward W. Caddy, 80, claims 62 years as a barber and calls Beatle cuts "disgusting." He recalls shifts from 15 cents to $1.50 for a cut, long hours, and updates from oil lamps to electric lights, gas heat, and refrigerators, with a brief stint in Charleston, West Virginia, shaving governors. He plans to keep working.
In 1966 the conservative coalition in Congress revived, scoring 45 percent of its votes won and 55 percent lost. The Senate led with a 51 percent victory rate, while the House stood at 32 percent. Notable clashes included civil rights bill cloture and a push to restrict union shop rules. The District of Columbia covers 69 square miles total, with 61 land and 8 water.
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