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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1969
Page
4
The article analyzes Brazil U.S. coffee trade tensions tied to international agreements and subsidies. It notes Brazil diversification into instant coffee and disputed export taxes, while U.S. seeks policy shifts to curb inflation and support employment. The piece compares 1953 and 1968 unemployment trends and calls for coordinated policy action.
The piece notes Americans juggling day and night jobs to boost earnings and status. It cites cynicism toward status symbols while suggesting extra work helps some pursue faster advancement and material success.
Yeoman Third Class Anna Bell Butler received her petty officer rating during ceremonies at the Naval Training School on the Iowa State Teachers College campus in Cedar Falls Iowa. 2nd Lieutenant John R Rhodes of the 14th was graduated at Fort Worth Army Field as part of one of the largest B 24 Liberator bomber pilot classes.
Fifty years ago in 1919 the city council approved larger appropriations for the three local fire companies due to increased operating costs. Lt. J Allan Maphis of the U S Army aviation section has been honorably discharged and will return to duties as special agent for the Valley of Virginia of New York Life Insurance Co.
The piece urges broad and specialized education as essential for success in modern life. It notes rising college access, diverse educational paths, and the computer’s expanding role, advocating basic education as a foundation and pursuing areas of clear future opportunity.
Henry J. Taylor argues justice is delayed for famous assassination cases from Kennedy to Oswald. He cites Holmes and notes coverings of trials, killings, and near executions across American history, questioning why many suspects remain unconvicted or sentenced.
A column recalls Carl Bender, a Nebraska high school student who joined the Navy and rose from able seaman to chief petty officer. A postal inquiry reveals his missing death on July 12, 1945, and a broader hard-hitting piece questions crime trends and law enforcement effectiveness in 1960s America.
The piece frames a shift from Johnson era optimistic rhetoric to Nixon era pragmatism. It cites Johnson on price stability and voluntary restraint, notes wage and price controls as risky, and argues for fair application of regulations. It also highlights concerns about inflation masquerading as prosperity and cites Senator Bennett on mounting debt and trust fund accounting.
Wayne Brandstadt summarizes omega rich wheat germ oil vitamins and other nutrients. The column discusses vitamin E benefits for red blood cells and potential effects on arthritis, anemia in premature infants, heart leg pain, and other conditions, plus notes on choline and inositol.
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