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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1967
Page
4
The torn OCR shows staff names and roles including general manager and executive editor Jack F Davis and Eugene P Miller as news editor. It also lists mailing options and rates for subscriptions outside Virginia and nearby states.
The piece notes NOW founded by Betty Friedan grows from 300 to 1,000 members as it argues women hold wealth and influence yet face underuse in professional roles. It also discusses a looming era for merchant ships and the Navy’s interest in air cushion boats with speeds near 100 mph, amid mixed naval enthusiasm.
The Star Files notes a Japanese claim to seize rich rubber areas. Reports from the European front say 12,000 Germans were killed on the Volkolow and Tikhvin sectors near Leningrad since December. Ice four inches thick on the Bartonsville dam. The Handel y Library reports 5669 books in 1915 rising to 6875 in 1916. Thaw hunt resumes with indictment in New York for mistreatment of a Kansas City youth. he is believed hiding in Pittsburgh. Detectives ready to arrest.
Daily meditation notes reflect on sharing the world with others. Earl L. Douglas evokes John Kendrick Bangs and St Paul to urge unselfish use of nature, reminding readers that land sky and sea belong to those who value and share them.
The piece argues Communist propaganda aims to force American surrender in Vietnam while North Vietnam escalates invasion. It says such rhetoric hardens Johnsons resolve and challenges the President from Congress, led by Sen. Russell, to pursue restrained action or risk broader calls for all-out war.
President Johnson in 1966 filled 61 federal circuit and district judgeships, the most in a year since 1961, with only three Republicans among appointees. The expansions came under new legislation creating 45 district and 10 circuit posts, boosting total vacancies to 98, while several notable nominations sparked debate including Constance Baker Motley’s district court bid.
A physician answers reader questions on dissolving kidney stones using orthophosphates and magnesium oxide, causes of facial liver spots, postmenopausal uterine bleeding, cervicitis and leiomyomata, basal temperature in pregnancy, and a memory-quiz scoring section with sample questions.
Washington author argues that the jury system requires deeper examination than press restrictions. He cites literacy, juror capability, ethics, and the Darrow case, urging bar associations to push reforms to ensure fair trials and public safety.
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