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Fragmentary OCR shows a business listing with phone number 667-3200 and mentions prices around 11.00, 9.00, 6.00 and 1.10 but text is garbled and unclear on exact goods or dates.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1967
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a business listing with phone number 667-3200 and mentions prices around 11.00, 9.00, 6.00 and 1.10 but text is garbled and unclear on exact goods or dates.
Brown University researchers report artifacts along the Kobuk River north of the Arctic Circle dating to 800 B C and similar objects found in Asia, suggesting North America and Asia were once a single land mass. Additional finds indicate older human activity in Alaska.
In Washington lawmakers fear rising auto thefts and press manufacturers to build theft-proof vehicles. Simultaneously Mayor Lindsay in New York urges police to tow or disable illegally parked cars, raising questions about police powers and potential need for skeleton keys.
The Commerce Department reports a 8.5 percent rise in personal income in 1966 but notes retirement and welfare recipients saw little or no gains. Inflation, by contrast, affected everyone equally, creating a year of economic frustration for some and tragedy for others.
The Star Files notes thirty three ships of a Japanese convoy listed as sunk or damaged. George W. Shacklett wins the first Evening Star amateur photographer contest after a decade as a camera enthusiast. Measles reduces attendance at several Frederick County schools. The Mississippi, latest dreadnought, is launched at Newport News Shipbuilding. An early morning fire destroys Mt Jackson flouring mill owned by Dr J I Triplett, with 30000 bushels of wheat worth about 2 a bushel lost. damage estimated at 75000.
A meditation praises dedication in figures like Dr. Tom Dooley Nathana Hale Abraham Lincoln Robert E Lee and others. It urges readers to observe committed people among acquaintances and reflect on dedicating time energy and life to a greater good.
A British journalist’s account, drawn from Henry Fairlie and published amid Harvard’s programs, alleges the Kennedy Library Corporation pressures Harvard to rename the Graduate School of Administration as the John F. Kennedy School of Government and to create an Institute of Politics with Kennedy-backed oversight. It argues endowments and advisory control favor Sen. Robert Kennedy, compromising academic independence and free history.
HAL BOYLE argues that the dollar has weakened with inflation and aging. He notes rising shoeshine prices and predicts further rises while acknowledging overall consumer money struggles. He concludes people still chase dollars despite their decline.
The piece profiles Charley McDowell, Richmond Times-Dispatch observer on Capitol Hill, detailing his sharp style and humor. It notes his Winchester Rotary Club visit, where he will share wit at 1 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel.
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