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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1967
Page
4
The text shows pricing for terms of one year six months and one month with amounts such as 911,00 6.00 1.10 and notes by mail outside Virginia and West Virginia. It appears to be a small catalog or newspaper notice.
The Red Guards push Party hardliners aside in a purge that unsettles Mao Zedong’s grip on power. Liu Shao-chi and other top officials face public denunciations while a broader list hints at potential upheaval and uncertain future for China’s political path.
Gov Price addresses a joint session proposing a budget plan that reserves a substantial portion of the 13 million dollar surplus for future needs. The era notes heavy Army expansion to 3.6 million men and ongoing global warfare with fierce air battles and jungle raids. Fire destroys the Tannery on Main Street in Berkeley Springs West Virginia. Charles E. Murphy recalls meeting Buffalo Bill Cody in Winchester.
Earl L. Douglas argues that ethics anchored only in neighborly goodness without faith in God fails. The twofold commandment requires loving God and loving man, as omission of either undermines true virtue and rots without religious fruit.
The article argues President Johnson misplayed the State of the Union by delaying press access and delivering a sprawling 70 minute speech. It highlights calls for tax increases, prolonged Vietnam war, Social Security boosts, weak civil rights coverage, shared crime-fighting duty, and cautious foreign policy while noting no clear plan to curb deficits.
The text presents two quotes on trust and service. First, a Bible verse from I Corintians notes stewards must be trustworthy. Second, Mohandas Gandhi asserts rulers exist only as trustees and servants of the people.
Hal Boyle notes aging beyond 55 brings frost ahead yet offers ironies and perks. He jokes about politics, medical insight, birthday cards, shoelaces, bifocals, bow ties, and marriage, concluding that life remains a lifelong kindergarten worth the ride.
James Marlow analyzes the war's global constraints and domestic tolls. He notes North Vietnam's modest size versus the United States and Soviet Union, the fear of wider war with China or nuclear retaliation, and the political cost to President Johnson as he pursues a protracted conflict.
The article urges early preventive dental care for children, starting around age two, to avoid premature loss of baby teeth and crooked permanent teeth. It warns that decay and missing baby teeth can lead to painful, extensive treatment later and advises brushing with fluoride toothpaste, regular dental visits, and water fluoridation. It includes a brief quiz section titled How to Score.
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