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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1966
Page
4
Partial OCR shows editors and staff roles, mailing address in Winchester Virginia, publication rates and contact line for North American distribution. Includes names Gallagher Delisser, O Connell, Miller, Davis and a general manager. rates listed for one month, six months, and one year outside Virginia and West Virginia.
A Buffalo symposium on the eastern water crisis highlights proposals to expand supply. Canadian engineer Tomas Kierans suggests damming James Bay to feed the Great Lakes and the eastern seaboard, delivering water via open channels and pumping stations after a $2 billion investment.
The article notes a reemergence of the Communist Party USA in a loose convention. It cites Supreme Court decisions weakening antisubversive provisions, shifts toward Marxist Leninist factions, and youth rejection of old party lines. All factions share tactics to exploit grievances of the underpaid to undermine existing structures.
The Star Files reports Mrs L M Nulton and Mrs Joseph Wright injured in a car accident between Front Royal and Remount Station. The stormy heat peaked at 99 degrees as a violent electrical storm swept Rockingham County damaging towns and delaying Fourth of July races at Winchester Fair Grounds.
The piece argues that the Bible defines love as a daily practice beyond romance, urging readers to carry love into every setting from home to work. It emphasizes that God is love and that love should guide all interactions as people go about their daily routines.
The piece argues the United States risks repeating Korea era mistakes by restraining bombing in Vietnam and cites Britain's opposition, MacArthur’s 1951 stance, and current Johnson policy favoring bombing to protect American troops amid allied ambivalence and domestic political pressure.
The piece argues the American public opposes war but supports full use of air sea and land power to protect national safety. It contrasts Korea and Vietnam noting no UN restraints in Vietnam, Korea armistice violations by communists, and the need to deter Red China to prevent a larger conflict.
HAL BOYLE notes Sweden mandates at least three weeks of annual vacation by law. The column then mixes rapid bits on GE’s Hardiman exoskeleton, a fish hospital in Japan, an association for barbed wire collectors, and various quips on culture, prosperity, popcorn flavors, and banking gender trends.
A columnist riffs on tax time and April dates while weaving in playful lines about a husband’s encounter with an old flame and a hula dancer’s expressive hands. The piece hints at misgivings over marriage finances as the couple navigates check stubs and costs.
William S. White laments a generation unable to laugh at life and questions the sense of humor among male teens. He recalls Decker in the hospital and argues a robust wit is vital for resilience in war and society.
Diabetes can raise decay bleeding and gum disease risk and slow healing. Controlled patients should maintain diligent oral hygiene seek frequent dental cleanings every 2 to 4 months and obtain physician approval for major dental work. Eat before procedures and consider sugar and fluids post treatment as advised.
A Star letter states the writer will vote in the July 12 primary for Robertson and Byrd to defeat liberal candidates Boothe and Spong. The writer emphasizes voting based on conservative principles and notes a forthcoming November choice will feature conservatives only.
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