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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1971
Page
4
Editorial argues the film rating system fails to guide parents as GP rated movies include mature scenes. It notes withdrawals of church groups from ratings and calls for stronger industry self policing to avoid external censorship.
James J. Kilpatrick reflects on the death of Garfield Burke at 38 and the pastoral life in Scrabble Virginia. He recalls the rural scene with family labor, farming perils, nature’s cycles, and a stoic community coping with loss.
A University of Tennessee noise expert warns those under 21 may face more severe high frequency hearing loss by middle age due to environmental noise and rock music. Congress testimony cites growing exposure and calls for solutions to reduce noise impact. In Margate New Jersey redevelopment funds proposed to refurbish an elephant shaped building Lucy Taier. critics question the use of urban renewal money for a museum and library.
The Senate nears floor action after Rules Committee approval to allow girl pages. Sen. Hugh Scott supports the plan noting boy pages already volunteer as escorts and will ensure safety for all pages.
A. Philip Barnhart honored at a Winchester dinner by Virginia Employment Commission retirees and local members. City Council names Dr. Robert S. Boyd to central school board district and Fred Brumback to northern district. Eileen La Rue Tritsch wed Ralph D. Shockey at Braddock Street Church. Ministers attend summer school at Westminster Theological Seminary and radio figure Grant Pollock resigns to pursue Hollywood radio work.
Earl L. Douglas argues that studying antiquity enriches present life by teaching how people lived long ago. He contends knowledge in any field reduces unrest, highlights why war persists, and stresses education, cancer research, and global transportation as means to a better, more efficient future.
NATO supreme commander General Goodpaster directs 1,228,300 troops in Europe with 321,700 Americans amid a 703,000 to 855,000 ground force balance against Warsaw Pact troops in central Europe. NATO claims stronger radar and air defenses including Blue Diver, while Navy balance remains undisclosed.
A reading prompts a ten item IQ style quiz with answers about grammar civics livestock and history. It asks about the action of verbs the Brahman breed and the Gunpowder Plot referencing U S claims and presidential office pairs.
Washington analyst views the 1972 race as driven by domestic economy and public confidence. Inflation, unemployment, and deficits shape whether voters want a new administration, with shifts possible if third parties or war outcomes alter the landscape.
The text blends a biblical verse from I Corinthians 8 7 about eating offered food and a Seneca quote asserting the foundation of true joy lies in the conscience. It juxtaposes religious and philosophical viewpoints on moral awareness and inner peace.
The Department of Health Education and Welfare faces delays in its annual Congress reports. A Parkisonian task force was formed to fix deadlines but its report arrived over two weeks late.
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