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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1976

Page

4

Truban Aims to Boost Shenandoah Valley in State politics

The Winchester editorial notes State Sen. William A. Truban becomes minority leader of the Senate and hopes to direct more attention to the Shenandoah Valley as rural areas gain influence. It describes shifts in leadership, party gains, and the cautious outlook for Truban's task with a governor from his party.

William A. Truban State Senate Shenandoah Valley General Assembly Potomac Washington del. James M. Thomson Alexandria Assembly Senate George Aldhizer Rockingham County Truban William Rawlings House of Delegates del. Raymond R Andy Front Royal del. Alson H. Smith Jr Winchester Richmond

Unicorn Hunters target flapdoodle in Washington clash

Commentary notes the Unicorn Hunters at Lake Superior State College campaign to purge language of fluff words. It mocks official prose from the State Department and Marine Corps while praising observers who defend plain speech. It ends with hopes for clearer communication.

Washington Unicorn Hunters Sault Ste. Marie Mich Lake Superior State College Hercules Ed Newman Sydney Harris Chicago Daily News Ed Yoder The Washington Star Meg Greenfield Washington Post State Department Joan Braden Tom Braden Henry Marine Corps Pennsylvania Avenue New Hampshire

Primaries spark a wild American political show

James Reston notes the primaries as a human, unpredictable spectacle in a nation craving a new start. He cites Teddy Kennedy Muriel Humphrey Hubert Humphrey and Nelson Rockefeller as examples of stalled or shifting runs, while predicting a likely capable nominee from the noisy field.

Teddy Kennedy Muriel Humphrey Minnesota Hubert Washington Nelson Rockefeller Ford Humphrey New York Kansas City Reagan Nixon Kennedy California Pat Brown Fifth Avenue Rockefeller Jimmy Carter Georgia White House John Connally Texas Richard Nixon Connally New Hampshire Iowa Jefferson

Church Committee Questions Sinatra Link To Kennedy Mafia Mob

William Safire critiques the Church and Tower investigation into ties among the Kennedy White House, mobsters, and Frank Sinatra. The piece urges a formal inquiry of Sinatra, Giancana, Roselli, and Campbell, questioning introductions, possible recordings, and presidential awareness while condemning the committee’s reluctance.

Washington Frank Church John Tower Kennedy White House Fidel Castro Senator Church United States Beverly Hills Milton A. Rudin New York Times Frank Sinatra Sinatra Kennedy Judith Campbell Church Committee Giancana Sintra White House CIA Church Towers Sam Giancana Miss Campbell Kennedy Brothers Kennedys John Roselli Campbell Giancana Roselli Roselli John Kennedy Castro Las Vegas Bing Crosby Robert Kennedy Edgar Hoover Justice Department Dallas Jack Ruby Honor Bright

Nick Ut Witnesses Napalm Attack Reveals War’s Brutality

In Vietnam on June 8 1972 Nick Ut then an AP camelman photographed a napalm attack on civilians. The scene shows weaponized fire flaming onto South Vietnamese troops and civilians including children amid chaos and screams.

Nguyen van Hai Nguyen Kong Nick Associated Press

Holiday House Tour supports Winchester fund relief

Judith B Juergens thanks Preservation of Historic Winchester, five homeowners, Christ Episcopal Church, Shenandoah Valley National Bank, Grace Lutheran Church, Winchester Police, and the community for a December 21 1975 Holiday Houses tour that drew 800 walkers to aid the W Raymond Jennings Revolving Fund.

the Star Winchester Christ Episcopal Church W. Raymond Jennings Winchester Evening Star Shenandoah Valley National Bank City of Winchester Police Department Grace Lutheran Church

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