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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1969
Page
4
A reader information page lists subscription rates for in state and out of state delivery, with prices for one week, six months and one year. Contact numbers for News and Advertising are provided along with staff listings. The notice appears as a standard newspaper internal outreach section.
The Pravda critique of Soviet graduates notes fashion and costly celebrations by girls and boys. It discusses the Truth-In-Lending law from July 1 aimed at curbing usurious credit and urges publicizing and consumer understanding to ensure effectiveness.
The rise of English as a global lingua franca is attributed to wartime influence and British American domination, with computers reinforcing English jargon as a universal tech language. The article notes English may even reach distant space voices from Earth in the future.
J F Larrick is re elected chair man of the Frederick County School Board. Elizabeth Lucas Sheetz is re named clerk and Leo Dick is elected vice chair man. Robert Y Conrad Post No 21 American Legion names A C Halvosa new commander. Sutton Harris attacked by shepherd dog on E Piccadilly St. thermometer hits 102 on S Market St porch while a nearby snow ball bloom contrasts early spring. Mamie Strickler on vacation, Gertrude Higgins fills her nurse position.
The Church is presented as Jesus Christ’s bride bought with His blood and formed by water and the word. It acknowledges human flaws yet argues two thousand years of influence avoids chaos. Reform should arise from within rather than external critique.
In this piece tracing Nixon’s path from vice president to potential president the author notes warm reception from Sukarno in Indonesia and a revealing talk with Ceausescu in Romania. It argues Nixon is viewed as a businesslike statesman focusing on Asia Europe China and disarmament and that Vietnam peace will not halt U.S. policy.
James Reston argues President Nixon repeatedly creates unnecessary troubles by appointing Annenberg ambassador to London and pressing provocative travels and policy battles. He notes these missteps harm credibility while Vietnam and arms policy show measured prudence, leaving allies and opponents puzzled by Nixon judgment.
The article humorously argues middle age brings benefits not burdens. It notes waking without alarms as conscience wakes you, workdays feel like Mondays yet Saturdays feel more valued, and fewer older women reduce the need to yield bus seats.
The piece notes that aging brings changes in energy and priorities. Wives take on tasks like walking the dog in bad weather and shoveling snow while dieting limits gravy spills. It reflects on teeth, PTA meetings, parenting, and career outlook with a wry, practical tone.
The column pokes at campus unrest with a dry wit and a jab about cleanliness in student life. It uses playful lines about a doctor’s desk and a joke about karate chops, delivered in a casual persona.
Denture advice covers preventing popping on yawns by trimming the posterior border, timing release of immediate dentures due to gum shrinkage, varied tooth shapes and colors for a natural look, and reducing clicking by using plastic teeth instead of porcelain.
A practice quiz with 10 daily questions grading memory by correct answer counts. Questions cover naming after a king, animal fur source, stellar magnitude, bread types, WW II Tiger tanks, silver content in coins, alcohol by weight versus volume, Lincoln Memorial tomb, Army record storage site, and diesel engine spark plugs.
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