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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1967
Page
4
The item lists JACK F. DAVIS as General and EUGENE P. MILLER as News Editor with second class postage details. It also notes Gallagher-Delisser, Inc. and a subscription rate structure of $1.10 and $13.00.
The article outlines Swiss neutrality as proven by a capable defense system. It notes universal military service, a 384-page war manual, and stocks of rifles, ammunition, and heavy reserves. It highlights Gen. Henri Guisan's WWII leadership and Switzerland's defensive posture designed to deter invasion.
An anonymous donor funds preservation of Robert Frost’s rural retreat known as The Gulley. The land will be kept as a student and admirer site, preserving the poet’s simple lifestyle and the farm that inspired his work. A planned highway diversion through Vermont pastures will be altered to protect the site.
The Star Files reports Carole Lombard wife of Clark Gable and twenty other passengers died in a plane crash near Las Vegas New. Reports also note wartime developments in Batu Pahat near Singapore and other obituaries including Robert T. Barton longtime bank president.
Earl L. Douglas notes that prophets of Israel spoke on public events, urging trust in God over force. They warned against godless influence and emphasized security from faith, not armies, as nations face turmoil.
Liberal GOP figures entertain Nixon as a potential running mate if Romney fails to clinch the presidential nomination in 1968. They note Nixon could strengthen the ticket given his foreign policy stance and party leadership, while Nixon himself would prefer the top spot unless offered the vicepresidency. The article contrasts Romney’s war stance and Nixon’s political ascent, predicting shifting momentum in the 1968 race.
HAL BOYLE surveys quirky facts and trivia from 20th century life. Notes include dental health gaps, Columbus in Puerto Rico, corduroy fashion, housework load, measles vaccines, tie personalities, a perfume by wire service, Nero's perfume showers, and a federal check income trend.
A biblical verse and a line from Will Rogers echo caution about pride. The sayings stress humility toward those who aided ascent and remind rulers not to forget their supporters.
In a year end missive Mayor Battaile faces a rift over adding an elevator to Rouss Hall. The piece argues the 1840 courtroom and 1900 courthouse facilities are outdated and inefficient and questions directing funds to a historic building versus modern needs and annexation impacts.
A physician explains that rheumatic heart disease rarely causes weight loss. If no serious illness exists, increase daily energy intake with sugar and starch rich foods. For an 88 year old with 25 pound loss, determine underlying causes such as TB, cancer, thyroid, diabetes, anemia, alcoholism, or depression. treat root causes first. discuss appetite aids like stanozolol if appropriate.
A reader suggests eating three eggs daily with milk and cream, resting between meals, to gain weight. It also covers acne diet guidance for a 16 year old girl and a quiz section with memory scoring, offering concise factual answers and study prompts.
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