Virginia Health Council Aids Doctors Yet Needs Support
Editorial highlights the Virginia Council on Health and Medical Care founded in 1946 to place doctors and dentists in underserved areas. It notes 700 doctors placed, health careers programs reaching 70,000 students, and free enterprise funding, urging Shenandoah Valley residents to donate to sustain services.
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Voltaire Arouet’s Life From Bastille to Sanctuary
Paris June 23 1718 marks Voltaire’s release from the Bastille amid his controversial career. The portrait recalls his exile in Switzerland after escaping Paris oppression and his sharp, often caustic judgments of contemporaries.
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Delicate Paris Talks Sight US Peace Efforts
Washington outlines efforts to keep the world informed on Vietnam peace negotiations in Paris while allowing secrecy during sensitive discussions. Ambassador Bruce rejects a troop withdrawal deadline without bilateral understandings and calls for steps to secure South Vietnam’s self determination and a comprehensive cease fire.
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Taft Hopes Name Unifies Republicans in Ohio 1972
Senator Robert Taft Jr. launches a favorite son bid in Ohio to back Nixon ahead of the 1972 primary amid GOP split. He seeks convention votes, cites McCloskey entry risks, and aims to heal party rifts while Nixon eyes primaries and possible challenges.
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Pete) McCloskey
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Moderation and Excess in Classic Thought Across Authors
The essay surveys views on moderation from ancient and modern writers. It notes that while many praise moderation, some figures including generals and religious leaders advocate excess. It cites Wilde’s irony on moderation and acknowledges the tension between ideal virtue and lived practice.
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Oscar Wilde
Heat Wave Not Unusual For Time Of Year
The heat wave gripping much of the country is described as seasonal rather than unusual or record-length. Observers say the increased talk and discomfort stem from more time spent in air conditioned spaces like stores, factories, and homes, masking seasonal heat.
Eastern Fruit Marketers reelects J Kenneth Robinson president
J Kenneth Robinson was unanimously reelected president of Eastern Fruit Marketers Cooperative Inc for the fourth straight year. Well over 100 people gathered in the Corporation Court Room to discuss Winchester’s proposed dog ordinance at a City Council meeting. Albertis Harrison Jr. won a sweeping victory in the gubernatorial race. The Winchester Loyal Order of Moose reorganization is underway per T L Joynes. Lewis Maitland Allen Jr. received Poland’s Bronze Medal of Merit With Swords. Ann Yost departed for Philadelphia to join Curtis Publishing Company in its advertising department.
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Daily Meditation on Tyranny by Earl L. Douglas
The piece warns against tyranny in any form whether despotic rule or benevolent disguise. It cautions that tyranny can arise within free democracies and urges vigilance and resistance, citing liberty in II Corinthians 3 17 and suggesting non war as a possible future method to overcome tyranny.
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Rare honesty in Indiana politics shocks reporters
The Indiana attorney general Theodore L. Seridak, asked if he would seek reelection, said he was holding his fingers to the wind and surveying chances rather than listening to popular demand. He admitted no strong backing and suggested no clear path to victory.
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Theodore L. Seridak
Indiana
Bailey misattributed Letter to Editor correction
A correction notes Stephen R. Bailey should be identified as the writer of the Letter to the Editor previously attributed to him as Stephen R. Bailey. The Star specifies the amendment refers to last Thursday's publication and the earlier correspondence from Mr. Bailey.
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Stephen R. Bailey
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions
A quiz scoring guide lists daily results from ten days with grade labels Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good tied to correct counts. It includes ten trivia items about measures weights and bookish terms such as dry vs liquid measure avoirdupois Troy weight and the names for large counts like quire ream bale.
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