Tonsorial Outlook and Draft Debates in Early 1971
The editorial urges barbers to adopt positive, flexible services for long haired customers and condemns futile boycotts. It notes rising barber prices and suggests trims, shampoos, and beard services as alternatives. The piece shifts to the upcoming draft law expiring June 30 and congressional scrutiny, calling out colleges that dodgy report enrollments but not dropouts to secure deferments and urging timely draft reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
92Nd Congress
Armed Services Committees
Congress
Curtis W. Tarr
Harder for Thieves: Lock Cars to Prevent Thefts
Police note that most last year’s auto thefts stemmed from owners neglect. Ignition keys were left in over 90 percent of cars illegally driven away. Lock cars when parked and do not leave keys behind to deter thieves and save police effort.
Soviet Author Amalrik Faces Three Years in Labor Camp
Andrei Amalrik, 31, a Soviet historian and critic of party history, was sentenced in Sverdlovsk to three years in a brutal labor camp after a trial that left only his wife supporting him. He warned of a coming Soviet collapse between 1980 and 1984 and condemned twisted histories by Kremlin historians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrei Amalrik
Amalrik
Sverdlovsk
Russia
Kliuchevsky
Platonov
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Thucydides
Kremlin
Soviet
Soviet Union
London
Khrushchev
Lev Karakham
Stalin
Karakham
U.S.S.R
China
Gyuzel
Arctic
Georgia
U.S
H. L. Mencken
Campaign to raise funds for Winchester Memorial Hospital wing
The National Fruit Product Co. president Frank Armstrong Jr. chairs a campaign to raise 1 million dollars for a new five story wing at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Senate begins Kennedy cabinet confirmations with Dean Rusk approved as secretary of state. State Sen. Mills Godwin Jr. announces run for lieutenant governor in July 11 Democratic primary. Ben Dutton promoted to sergeant and stationed in Osaka Japan with the 98th Division. Mrs Earl Crowser named chairman of Red Cross Staff Assistance Corps succeeding Mrs Lewis Barton. Turned memory honored Gen Robert E Lee and Stonewall Jackson at Turner Ashby Chapter Luncheon at Chanticleer Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Armstrong, JR
National Fruit Product Co
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Senate
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Mills E.godwin, Jr
Ben Dutton
Osaka
Japan
Earl Crowser
Staff Assistance Corps
The
Red Cross
Lewis Barton
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Chanticleer Inn
Infinity and faith in the unseen universe
The piece argues human minds cannot grasp infinity and compares endless space to the unknown of God. It suggests limits of understanding, denies disbelief in God, and asserts faith as a response to the incomprehensible nature of existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
God
Memory as a beacon of yesterday and simpler days
HAL BOYLE reflects on memory as a guide to the past and a measure of humanity. He recalls small signs of hardship, manners, and social norms, noting how gloves, starch, jokes, and habits shaped life and identity in earlier times.
Handley High Impresses in Winchester Sports Scene
In Winchester Handley High School with 850 students in grades 9-12 hosts top tier programs and a state class gym. The article notes Handley’s strong athletic showings across football and basketball and its close town-school bond. Major rival James Wood also shines with a 9-0-1 football record as Handley contends for a potential state title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Handley - Albemarle
Handley
Winchester
Frederick County
Albemarle
Charlottesville
James Wood
Colonels
Virginia
Proper Regimen For Ulcer Care And Diet
Lawrence E. Lamb outlines a medical regimen for peptic ulcers focusing on neutralizing stomach acid with antacids usually aluminum hydroxide based. He warns against excessive baking soda use, notes the role of prescription drugs that limit acid production, and emphasizes bland diets, avoiding caffeine and alcohol, quitting smoking, and mindful aspirin use. He adds a memory-quiz page with ten questions for readers.
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Winchester Evening Star
Henry J. Taylor
Earl L. Douglas
Hal Boyle
New York
Handley High
Daily Progress
Lea Campbell
Shenandoah Valley
Lane
Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D
I.Q
Asuncion
Confederate States of America
South Dakota
N. Kent St
Advertising and Business
Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B.o’connell
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