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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1966
Page
4
The notice lists subscription rates for various carriers and mail areas. It shows prices for one month and one year in different regions and references Gallagher-Delisser Inc based in New York. The fragment ends with a brief phrase Just to Top Things Off.
The article notes preparations for Luci Baines Johnson and Patrick Nugent’s wedding at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, with an expected guest list of about 700 relatives and friends. It contrasts the White House event with past presidential weddings, noting the family focus and potential omissions.
The Indonesian Congress has stripped Sukarno of the title president for life and shifted power to others. The nation moves away from the Jakarta Peking axis toward closer ties with free nations, with conciliation over confrontation and a new parliament and leadership expected.
Kenneth Brengle issued 338 bicycle licenses by 11 30 p m on the first day bike tags were required. One hour of work produced nine licensees. Harry K Benham named assistant trial justice for Frederick by Judge Philip Williams. W Earle Edwards vacancy filled by A J Tavenner. A proposed new railroad from Winchester to the Lost River Valley is advanced by W F Cornwell of Romney president of Lost River Lumber Co which has 30000 acres Virgin forest. Byrd and Fuller recommended as Virginia delegates to the Atlantic Copper Waterways Assn in Philadelphia.
Earl L. Douglas argues fear is an instinctual safeguard from danger not a weakness. Morbid fear misleads and harms happiness and health, while facing it with wholesome thought, reason, and faith provides defense and hope.
Henry J. Taylor notes President Johnson spoke to the world by radio and television urging cooperation over hostility. He argued against conquest and urged peace while outlining steps to end the fighting, bring home U S troops, and engage Asian development and China’s isolation.
President Johnson’s Great Society rent subsidy to Baltimore would tax Americans to fund $400000 initial aid for 300 families. Critics warn such welfare expansion undermines thrift, self reliance, and government waste while inflation burdens savers and taxpayers.
A Star letter honors Maurice Hoke Kefauver, praising decades of loyal work ethic and Quiet service. The writer recounts Kefauver's daily kindness, careful attention to customer needs, and unselfish help to colleagues, noting his unexpected death in his prime and the lasting impression he left on coworkers.
A satirical line claims overworked husbands are a main source of widows and notes that men who call their partners honey may be blindsided by marriage. The quip reflects domestic tensions and humor from the period.
Medical Q and A on nosebleeds causing anemia, azena odor, and treatments. Includes notes on menstrual-related nosebleeds, septal deviation, postnasal drip effects on hoarseness, laryngeal paralysis causes, and quinine versus quinidine.
A self test outlines scoring by daily correct answers from 9 to 10 as Memory Genius down to 4 as Good. It then lists ten trivia questions including boiling point in Fahrenheit, linseed oil source, button sides on a coat, hogfish identity, F D I C, jitney value, piano key colors, a horse drawn vehicle named after a queen, cat mouse rate, and the U S president when the White House burned.
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