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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1969
Page
4
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The article argues the Moscow Beijing rift rests on deep ideological differences not mere politics. It contrasts Marxist idealism with Maoist realism, noting China’s Great Harmony and distrust of universal equality, plus cultural legacies shaping divergent views on human nature and governance.
State lawmakers press new levies as taxpayers recount past warnings that saturation would never come. Experts note current trends suggest tax take could reach 100 percent of income in the future, prompting renewed fiscal debate.
The Winchester Star notes The Winchester Golf Club will host the Mid Atlantic Golf Course Keepers Association with Lewis Lamp in charge of maintenance as a member. Clarke County Board of Supervisors imposes a 5 tax on motor vehicles expected to raise about 13000 for next year. State Police and ABC raids in Frederick and Clarke Counties seize 8000 in illegal fireworks and arrest about 30. R Frank Barr approves B H Hammon nomination to Handley Board succeeding the late T Russell Cather. Ryland Conner seeks festival at old Fair Grounds with city council approval. Rotary officers installed Herbert Solenberger President L G Sjostrom VP Steve Sammis Sec-Treas. New board: McSherry Lupton Fred Glaize Andy Bowen and past president Harold G Brown.
Earl L. Douglas extols education as the nation’s pride and the home as the greatest school. He warns against contempt for the uneducated and urges use of knowledge for good, stressing informed lawmaking and the harms of ignorance.
A reflective speech argues the United States saved Europe from communism or collapse by defending Berlin and resisting Soviet expansion. It cites the airlift, the Berlin Wall, mass refugee exoduses, and quotes from Soviet figures to frame communism as a police problem and a moral threat.
Washington essay notes a shift toward overemphasizing small details in government while ignoring larger issues. It discusses the 1970 election cycle, unity calls from Senator Carl Curtis, and the impact of partisan critique on Vietnam policy and domestic tax debates.
HAL Boyle notes pedestrians face ten times higher kill or injury odds on wet nights compared with sunny days. The column covers crime trends with car thefts surpassing half a million yearly, plus a collage of quips on travel, health, and culture.
Virginia created its secondary highway system in 1932 by taking control of 36 600 miles of county roads, signaling a major statewide transportation expansion with centralized management.
Dr Brandstadt answers readers about menstruation timing in teenage girls, noting wide variation with some not starting until 16 or 17, and advises medical check if no menses by 17. He covers cramps and treatment options for dysmenorrhea and mentions encouraging attitudes toward menstruation.
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