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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1967
Page
4
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The article notes Soviet Luna 13 lander data suggesting a nonradioactive, soil-like lunar surface capable of supporting a piloted craft, with the USSR still in the race for a manned moon shot while the United States pursues rendezvous and docking milestones. It cites expert views on primacy and hints at possible future Soviet space displays.
Computers concede indeterminacy in weather forecasting and announce plans for faster machines to push two week predictions. The move promises life saving forecasts and cost reductions despite accepting limits to absolute accuracy.
Excellent headway reported on Route 50 from the Shenandoah River west nine and a half miles. The project has run about two years and moves to a new location. A fire near North Washington Street end is thought incendiary.
A missionary in the South Seas discovers no word for faith among natives until he finds a word for the rest gained in the chair. The meditation argues faith blends intellect and will and leads to surrendering one’s life into God’s strong hands beyond mere belief.
Henry J. Taylor argues Johnson benefits from his Dominican Republic intervention and a pro America shift in Brazil. He criticizes Kennedy era policies, cites Goulart's Marxist ties, and notes Costa e Silva's pledge of pro American stance and constitutional reform shaping Brazil's role in the hemisphere.
London cabbie Burt Burns compares tipping in America and Britain. He notes American women tip more, men in London earn varied weekly tips, and explains cab drivers must know the shortest routes by law, with fines for not asking passenger about route changes.
The Powell episode draws attention to racial bias claims and congressional accountability. The piece contrasts Adash Clayton Powell with William L. Dawson, notes Powell’s legal troubles and absence from Harlem, and questions seating and leadership amid investigations.
A scripture verse notes the king’s anger leads to the execution order for all wise men in Babylon. A later reflection cites temper as a factor in happiness, praising those who adapt their temper to any circumstance.
Dr. Lawrence explains denture tissues continually change with aging and use. Rebasing or making new dentures can restore function and appearance by adding pink base material, moving teeth, or opening the bite. Readers may send questions for future columns.
A learning feature presents a 10 day IQ test with daily results. Scores classify memory genius to good. Readers are directed to page two for the correct answers and a 10 item set questions cover topics from Fretz Moon steel making to geography and cat breeds.
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