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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1967
Page
4
Local newspaper details operations and contact info for Winchester Evening Star with management and editor names. Subscription rates are listed for domestic and out of state options. The edition date is Saturday July 15 1967.
Fortress Spain vetoes a September Gibraltar referendum on joining Spain or remaining with Britain. Gibraltar's about 25,000 residents would choose between sovereignty links to Britain or integration with Spain. Britain pledges to negotiate if the vote favors Spain. otherwise Gibraltar government reform. Judith Hale aims UN observers and invites Spain and Commonwealth nations to ensure a fair process.
The article notes Maurice Chevalier, 78, on his eleventh so called final tour at Expo Montreal and still drawing crowds. It compares veteran entertainers who announce final tours with public reaction and predicts stars like Robert Goulet, Doris Day and Frank Sinatra may repeat after declaring closings in the future.
A mattress maker cites a survey showing late night TV fans switch to king size beds and then stay up late hoping sleep will come. Viewers blame discomfort for late viewing, arguing poor sleeping drives the habit more than the show.
The Russians claimed to have repulsed a German attempt to circle Voronezh on the north flank of the Don valley offensive. Soviet forces reported success as Germany redeploys reserves in western Europe.
This meditation explores the meaning of miracles in scripture and the modern world. It notes Jesus and his followers performing wonders and argues that while science explains many illnesses, miraculous healings still occur in personal testimonies.
Senator Mundt argues trade embargo against Soviet Union and East European states could force policy change in Vietnam era. He urges 200 percent tariff hike and embargo on exports until support for wars of national liberation ends. In contrast, U S policy seeks closer trade with Eastern bloc while tensions over captives and aid persist.
Washington AP reports more than 400 million people are expected to visit federal lands and waters this year, a record after 375 million last year. Agencies like Forest Service and National Park Service open 186 million and 27 million acres respectively, with seven agencies promoting outdoor recreation nationwide.
The Forest Service reports 9 500 developed sites cost about 1 150 a year to clean and seeks 10 8 million to fund cleanup and 11 4 million to add sites. The agency notes 57 5 million visits last year and continues to see bird watchers and outdoor enthusiasts nationwide.
Henry J. Taylor debunks Soviet claims of a five day workweek as public relations. He argues real hours remain high, productivity and living standards lag behind the West, and repeated promises of reforms failed to materialize. He cites Khrushchev era pledges and bureaucratic inefficiency.
Diana B a hysterical patient on the drug Thorazine suffers severe dry mouth causing gum bleeding tooth decay and rapid loss of fillings while dentistry and psychotherapy address her condition. The article warns about mouth dryness from tranquilizers used by millions and offers dental hygiene steps and dentist guidance to prevent damage.
Readers are invited to send dental health questions to Dr Lawe rence in care of this paper. The doctor cannot answer individually but letters of general interest will be answered in this column.
A scanned quiz page offers 10 questions on topics from Abraham Lincoln’s statue by a famous sculptor to the Monroe Doctrine. It asks about Standard Time adoption, Noah Webster, story protagonists, English terms for facet and spigot, a secretary of state under Monroe, Joseph Conrad, a conductor and composer, biblical prophecies, and historian Charles A. Beard.
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