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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1958
Page
4
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President Eisenhower faces questions on unity and a decisive command system after suggesting reform He defers to higher authority while critics warn that lack of direction hinders defense. Gov Ribicoff's economy drive highlights routine waste and political pushback across state and federal levels.
Newsweek reports Governor Abraham Ribicoff of Connecticut leading an economy drive to save taxpayers 14 million dollars over the next year and a half. He is noted as experienced in purse strings and has already saved about seven million dollars in prior efforts.
A digest of the most interesting editorials culled from four daily newspapers arrives at the office, highlighting varied opinions and commentaries. The collection offers a snapshot of public discourse on current issues and events.
At an Ohio gathering of Lutheran ministers and laymen the court of opinion weighed what counts as work. Ministers report an average 60 hours weekly while laymen argue for 64 hours. The piece questions whether occupation ends at the clock or includes acts of care, craft, or preparation.
The Star notes tolls in Virginia for the first 17 days of the year reached 31. An Atlantic Coast Line fast Miami to Savannah passenger train collided with a freight train in fog near Savannah Georgia injuring five people.
Mrs Joseph Smith Perry of White Poet announces engagement of daughter Nancy Jean to Conrad L Grove son of Raymond C Grove and the late Mrs Grove of Waynesboro Also noted Mr and Mrs Fed L Glaize Jr leave for a business trip in North Carolina Wayne Jones returns to Scott Field after furlough at home.
A historical brief notes a major seizure in 1933 involving illicit alcohol distilling. Authorities seized a large quantity of Ugquor. The report highlights enforcement efforts and the scale of the operation during Prohibition era.
50 years ago in 1908 Evelyn Nesbit Thaw was summoned to testify but was withdrawn by Martin W. Littleton Thaw’s chief attorney Fire destroyed the Masonic Temple on North Charles Street Baltimore Mrs Edward F Snapp and her daughter Alice returned from Staunton after visiting Mrs Joseph Brittain wife of the American Consul to Australia
Hal Boyle argues that a single 60 minute session can make people confident they understand others minds. He notes patients overestimate insight while critics misinterpret casual visits as proof of expertise and brands such self styled authorities as social pests.
A medical feature urges careful storage of aspirin after noting 31 child deaths from overdoses. It outlines emergency steps including burnt toast, milk of magnesia, strong tea, vomiting, and hydration, plus when to seek doctor care. A brief Q and A on leprosy follows, stating it is the least contagious among contagious diseases and direct contact risk is small.
We live in a great but bewildering era with rapid physical and scientific progress yet moral regression. Drug addiction liquor use and rising divorce rates are highlighted as serious social injuries. The piece urges awareness of these moral declines despite overall advancement.
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Dr Crane argues that university marriage courses skim sexual matters and urges readers to request his booklet Sex Problems in Marriage. He notes jealousy and mismatch in sexual ardor as common causes of divorce and promotes medical guidance for newlyweds and older couples.
The article analyzes how President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles speak cautiously about a possible summit with Russia, while NATO allies push for progress. Bulganin’s letters prompt propaganda efforts, with the two U.S. leaders insisting on a foreign ministers meeting before any summit.
The article explains that the President's Oath is in Article II Section 1, with additional oaths for state and federal officers. It notes the Constitutional and Judicial Oaths were later fixed by law, and Supreme Court justices take the Judicial Oath plus the Constitutional Oath. It also answers that a garbage disposer can be used with a septic tank if planned for, suggesting a 50 percent tank capacity increase, so a 600 gallon system for three bedrooms becomes 900 gallons with disposer.
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