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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1968
Page
4
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The piece argues loyalty oaths for teachers may be constitutional if positive, notes Supreme Court support, and warns oaths do not guarantee loyalty. It then critiques de Gaulle’s influence on currency crises, linking French policies to currency volatility in Britain, the United States, and Canada, and calls for lessons from the episode.
New York stock exchanges cut closing time to 2 p.m. due to heavy trading volume. The snowed under markets create a contrast with other businesses that would welcome shorter hours if faced with similar demand.
Virginia’s Northern Neck endures heavy snow and sleet with numerous pine trees sheared. Community flags to be dedicated at United Brethren Church and First Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
Fifty years ago in 1918 a second German air raid on England began late last night as aerial invaders pressed to breach London defenses and reach the city.
The piece reflects on Elijah as a major biblical figure who did not die, his presence with Moses and Jesus at the transfiguration, and the prophecy of Elijah before the day of the Lord. It also links Elijah to John the Baptist and ponders whether the verse hints at reincarnation.
President Johnson asks Congress for a federal statute to punish crimes of violence or force tied to race color or religion while exercising civil rights. He argues the bill strengthens federal protection in these cases and leaves other rights to states and localities.
Cliff Robertson discusses his pursuit of a lead role in the drama Charly based on Flowers for Algernon. He financed the project, wrote on the screenplay, and aims to release the ABC Paramount film after years of effort.
A medical Q&A outlines how obesity aggravates heart disease and explains how enlarged heart may stem from valvular disease or high blood pressure. Coramine is nikethamide, not sal volatile. Digitalis requires supervision. poisoning signs include weakness and nausea. Left laxus deviation relates to leaky mitral valve. surgery may be needed if medical therapy fails.
Washington columnist William S. White argues the Pueblo incident proves a continuing Communist conspiracy led by Moscow and Beijing. He asserts Russian inaction signals complicity, suggests a counter intelligence aim, and warns that dove pressure could force U.S. weakness in Vietnam and Asia while testing American resolve.
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