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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1970
Page
4
The piece cites Burckhardt on civilization and warns that lawlessness grows when moral decay and state strain meet. It notes 1970 Washington crime spikes and police shortages, urges citizens to obey traffic laws and engage in politics, warning against silent majority impatience.
A Webster Groves inventor describes a plastic paper that rises slightly under a blunt instrument to reveal tactile writing in standard alphabet and numbers. Tests by blind institutions are underway and early reports suggest a potential bridge for communication gaps.
Washington veteran notes Nixon’s public image varies with polling and press access. He recalls 11 of 15 presidents seen in the second century and credits Nixon’s career from Navy service and House to Senate and vice presidency, ending with strong party support and Gallup showing the silent majority behind him.
CARL A. HAINES of Haines Memorials was chosen president at the Monumental Builders of the Virginians annual convention in Roanoke. Also noted are Kennedy seeking running mate, church groundbreaks, Aviation Committee heads, and war loan quota leaders.
The article argues crime is a pervasive modern problem not cured by laws alone. It calls for wiser public leadership, education on crime, and careful policy, while stressing moral guidance from the Church and the need to address root causes in homes and communities.
HAL BOYLE notes that Americans seem conventional yet individuals differ greatly in what they have not done. He lists personal omissions from home ownership to reading classics, driving, or receiving honors, concluding he is truly, stubbornly different.
The quote asserts God directs a man’s path and guides those he delights in. It contrasts with a self reliant view, suggesting true efficiency comes from independent, thorough thinking as advocated by Charles W. Eliot.
French intelligence in Cairo reports the USSR pressing Egypt's Nasser to reopen the Suez Canal to restore key sea routes to Europe and India. The canal's closure harms both Western allies and Soviet access, with tensions rising as Moscow seeks to expand influence along the North African and Indian Ocean corridors.
Dr Brandstadt explains cervical erosion a reddened rough area on the cervix common after childbirth and caused by vaginal germs. It can be cured by silver nitrate or electric cautery. The column covers fibroids their causes and when uterus or ovaries removal is needed.
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