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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1969
Page
4
The text lists names and roles of staff including Eugene P. Miller news editor and Douglas B. O Connell managing editor, along with office addresses in Winchester Virginia and New York New York. It also shows subscription rates and mailing details for various regions and durations.
The Winchester and Frederick County governments review a formal resolution urging joint funding for a civic center to seat 4500 and host conventions displays and athletic events. The estimated $800000 cost may raise taxes, but editors urge careful, prudent spending benefiting the public.
The article accuses the Nixon administration of evading tax reform duties by not proposing recommendations and keeping a Treasury message secret. It criticizes delaying equity in tax laws and urges the new administration to learn from past mistakes and implement transparent reforms.
The Star Files notes between 200 and 250 couples attended the President's Ball at the Armory. Proceeds will aid the local Infantile Paralysis Drive. The U.S. Navy School of Music orchestra provided the entertainment and the leader composed The Winchester Hop for the event.
Mrs. Lucy Goss reports her son Lt. Edward C. Goss of the 129th Infantry is well after illness. He sends news from the army candidate school where he serves as an instructor and commands a company in Pershing's Pets Demonstration Battalion at General Headquarters.
A meditation on tolerance arguing that real tolerance requires firm convictions. It warns against a false tolerance that denies belief matters and cites a guiding formula: unity in essentials, tolerance in doubts, love in all things.
Henry J. Taylor alleges Castro profits from hijackings, billing U S airlines for planes and services while forcing passengers to return empty to the United States. He claims billions in confiscated Cuban and American property, a nickel plant now Soviet controlled, and intensified Soviet support amid harsh repression.
In this second column Dr. Wayne Brandstadt covers how coronary attack symptoms vary from abdominal heaviness to chest squeezing. emphasizes checking for risk factors and preventive measures. He explains that sudden heart attack can occur without prior disease and notes ECG limitations. He also discusses subendocardial ischemia, exercise advice, and the cautious long term use of anticoagulants like Coumadin, highlighting potential bleeding risks and when withdrawal may be considered.
A sample IQ test score guide with daily results and ten sample questions. It asks about scale drawing, teeth, famous boxers, money lending, lacrosse players, coin collecting, biblical sacrifice, obtuse angles, Taj Mahal location, and completing a proverb.
A letter from Jay McNeil promotes illiteracy relief through the Winchester Frederick Co. Literacy Council. It urges residents to locate illiterate adults, note the free Laubach Method courses, and contact organizers at the provided numbers. The piece ends with a separate historical note about Fulton County’s glove industry since 1760.
The North Korean government and its Moscow and Peking allies are accused of brutality in the Pueblo crew captivity. Commander Bucher’s testimony is cited to argue for humane treatment of prisoners and denunciation of Communist torture tactics. The piece notes the Pueblo incident and calls for international pressure and accountability to deter further such acts.
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