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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1973
Page
9
A former chief of the Office for Drug Abuse Law Enforcement announces abolition of his office in a farewell conference. He criticizes past drug raids in Illinois, cites lack of supervision, and warns that future knuckleheads could cause more harm. The piece also references corn farming imagery and Vietnam MIAs as context.
Henry J. Taylor argues the softer dollar erodes confidence worldwide, citing central bankers' alarm and Gresham's law as bad money drives out good. He warns against abandoning the gold standard and stresses the need for financial independence and stability.
Ehrlichman aimed to grab key states for his own aides and press CREEP directors, clashing with Clark MacGregor and Haldeman. MacGregor rejected the power grab, while Ehrlichman also targeted MacGregor’s wife with campaign pressure. He failed to win influence as Nixon’s domestic aide and faced a broader political downfall.
The Red Cross called for A positive blood for a 45 year old veteran facing open heart surgery at a Washington Hospital. By noon over 67 locals volunteered and 22 pints were collected at the Episcopal Parish House to be sent to the hospital for the 4 o clock operation.
Dwight L. Moody teaches that death is the gateway to larger living and the spirit’s life endures. Covenant preacher Hugh Mackail faces execution in 1666, yet beams at a friend with news of soon seeing Christ, turning doom into hope.
A veteran observer recounts growing disunity between VC guerrillas and Hanoi forces in South Vietnam. He notes shifting power, promotions for northern cadres, and the risk of three separate states in the country if tensions rise, with possible U.S. withdrawal altering outcomes.
Allen Swift known as the man of a thousand voices has voiced in about 55 000 TV commercials over 20 years. He also portrayed Eisenhower in The Longest Day and led Howdy Doody voices after the show’s voice actors walked out. He says he creates voices with just his tongue and an exceptional ear.
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