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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1970
Page
4
Editorial notes a nationwide egg shortage with a 15 cent per dozen price rise since August. It cites imports from Spain, Britain, Denmark and the Netherlands, declines in local chicken farms, and demand shifts by housewives while doubting that farmers are holding back production.
British guerrilla expert Sir Robert Grainger Thompson maintains the domino theory, saying if South Vietnam falls Asia follows. He cites talks with Southeast Asia leaders and warns Washington to ensure Saigon can defend itself before troop withdrawals. Also notes rapid rail robot trains in Japan and a New Year sighting of an albino elephant in Kruger Park.
President Nixon faces mixed reactions as he promotes a balanced Middle East peace approach. Supporters praise his guts amid domestic penalties, while Israel hawks and Arab states condemn the strategy as a shift from unwavering support. The plan draws sharp critique from Javits Humprey Meany and others, with Russia backing Arab rejection. The administration hopes for progress despite international anger and domestic political risk.
A Star letter writer praises Randy Funkhouser and rejects the notion that all war protesters are vandals. He weighs imperial history from Khartoum to Suez and Napoleon, condemns Vietnam, laments inflation and profiteering, and urges prayerful reflection as history’s final verdict remains unwritten.
Mrs Rosa Reid installed as noble grand and Mrs Frances Tevalt as vice grand in Winchester Rebekah Lodge No 21. Frederick County public school enrollment up 43 percent over ten years. Robert E Ayler addresses Middletown PTA Council. Robert Button visits from holidays with W E Button family. David Hotle elected president of Charley Rouss Fire Company for fourth year and given gold pocket watch. Loryn Crabill reelected captain of Sarah Zane Fire Co ninth straight year.
Earl L. Douglas argues that money itself is not evil and cites the Bible to condemn only the love of money. He notes Judas as a warning and praises charitable wealth, urging honest earning and responsible use to promote happiness and safety. The piece ends with a call to keep money as a blessing through wise handling.
HAL BOYLE notes Satan dispels fears of a downturn in Hell with a New Year message. He explains the lull is temporary as humans resolve to reform, then relapse after New Year. Devils prepare for a surge in sin as temptations resume.
Wayne G Brandstadt discusses pregnancy basics for expectant mothers turning away from drugs. He notes fetal movement usually begins after 18 to 19 weeks and that some women may not feel movement yet still have healthy babies.
Classified advertisement lines list contact numbers 667-3211 and 667-9800 for advertising and business inquiries at the Winchester Evening Star.
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