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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1967
Page
4
Daily paper from Winchester Virginia with masthead listing Davis Rose Miller and Br O Connell. Subscription rates shown and date July 7 1967. No specific news events readable in OCR fragment.
Kansas senator Pearson says current state quotas and congressional nominations limit merit. He urges each state to create a nonpartisan selection board to choose future military leaders based on merit, arguing professionals should handle the process over politicians. Debate continues on feasibility and impact.
The piece notes vacation patterns from May to Labor Day with peak travel in June and July 4. It highlights longer vacations boost demand for lodging at resorts and the rise of two to four week breaks. It observes 1967 as a memory for some and hints at a growing trend of touring and appreciating home upon return.
Miami stores offer a stamp equal to a half cent per aluminum beer can turned in. In three months 125000 cans yielded 625 dollars in gas. A food chain collects cans and foil to sell as scrap 8 to 10 cents a pound and donates proceeds to a children's hospital. Reynolds Metal backs the effort.
The Russians launch a violent counter-offensive on the southern flank at Izyum and Kupyansk and engage Germans in a fierce battle at Pinsk. Major-General Carl Spaatz is named Commander-in-Chief of the U S Army Air Forces in Europe. German raids hit London in a terror campaign. Steel price set by government.
The piece argues fear is not inherently evil but a protective tool from God. It distinguishes healthy fear that warns of real danger from morbid fear that feeds on itself. It urges fear of God as a reverent stance and calls morbid fear miserable and potentially sick, to be expelled.
An opinion column argues the UN suffered a severe defeat in not fact finding or applying international law to the Israel Arab dispute. It criticizes Soviet and French actions and calls for dispassionate fact gathering and reconciliation to advance world peace.
Dr. Wayne Brandstadt explains colitis symptoms which include loose mucus flecked stools and abdominal distress. He contrasts spastic colon with ulcerative colitis, notes causes, and cautions about Azulfidine and malt extract. He invites readers to submit general questions for future columns.
The Seven Cities of Cibola were sought in the land of the Zuni Indians in present day New Mexico. Jean Lafitte, buccaneer of the Louisiana bayous, received a presidential pardon for his past crimes after aiding Andrew Jackson at New Orleans in 1815.
A summer resort owner on Lake Ride-a-Wee endures a barrage of vacationer jests and complaints. Guests ask about honeymoon licenses, arcades of postcards, ark scenarios, and even veterinary discounts as they critique rates, chairs, horses, weather, and romance prospects.
The writer defends typographical slips as inevitable in daily production and praises The Star staff for diligence while mocking readers who fret over minor errors. He cites Lacy Anderson's sheriff nomination and notes reader curiosity sparked by a paid notice.
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