NASA slows down mission plans amid budget squeeze
NASA announces an austere forward looking program for the next fiscal year with suspension of Saturn V production. Administrator Thomas O. Paine stresses preserving core scientific and engineering teams despite reduced overall effort.
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Letter to the Star on Youth in church and scripture
A reader rebukes a prior article on youth and church, arguing against broad generalizations about youth and adulthood. The letter defends recognizing individuals and cites Acts 20 and Ephesians 6:4 to urge parental guidance and mature church ministry for all ages.
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Interview with David Ben-Gurion Reveals Faith and Nationhood
In a dialogue conducted at his modest Mediterranean-front home, David Ben-Gurion recalls the 1948 Proclamation, Wingate’s influence, and Israel’s early years. He discusses Nasser, Gromyko, and Truman, explores pantheistic views, and honors his late wife Paula while reflecting on faith and afterlife.
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Moshe Dayan
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Postwar Nigeria needs united reconstruction after civil war
The Nigerian civil war is over and Biafra has dissolved. Nigeria faces massive reconstruction amid millions dead, scarred tribal animosities, and widespread starvation. Observers fear future instability as the nation tries to bind fractured regions into a single state.
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Goodman enters the Council race from Winchester’s second ward
Gerald L. Goodman a local insurance man announced his candidacy for Councilman in Winchester's second ward. The notice notes his bid amid other community items and plans for a Heart Fund Drive and field radio interview details.
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Jerry) Goodman
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Winchester Heart Association
Dandelions and other American quirks by Hal Boyle
In a column from New York the writer playfully extols the dandelion as a symbol of American virtues and pokes fun at social norms. He jokes about taxes, fashion, operas, phobias, and daily habits with wry, lighthearted observations.
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Leisure and caution in daily leisure time
Earl L. Douglas argues for more leisure while warning against excess. He notes holidays and long trips tempt vacation excess, urging a balance to avoid accidents, fatigue, and waste while preserving leisure as a refreshing period free from work.
Special Oral Care for Stroke Victims Highlighted by Dentist
Dr Lawrence urges attentive mouth care for stroke and cerebral accident victims. He notes paralysis and dry mouths require brushing rinsing or swabbing after meals and moistening with antiseptic solutions. Dentures should be cleaned and examined for sore spots while bedside care is common in hospitals.
Winchester Evening Star Telephones and classifieds
Advertisement and contact details list the Winchester Evening Star telephone numbers for news and business inquiries. The note identifies edition reach and offers advertising lines for readers in Winchester Virginia 22601.
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