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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1966
Page
4
The fragment shows staff roles and the header line dated Monday July 18 1966 with postal and mailing details for a Winchester Virginia edition, including an editor and publisher lineup and a New York address for distribution.
Hay fever affects about one in twenty five in the United States with cases peaking through October. Experts urge sympathy and practical help, recommending a doctor visit for relief or possible cure, rather than mocking sufferers.
The Office of Alien Property closes June 30 after nearly 50 years disposing of seized enemy assets. Major settlements include General Aniline and Film Corp for 329 million, Rohm and Haas 43 million, Hugo Stinnes 21 million, and Edouard von Der Heydt art collection.
The Retail Merchants Association of Virginia adopts a resolution supporting Senator Byrd in pushing to retire Perkins from the President's Cabinet. A dispatch notes British forces clear Ovillers and Laborelle on the Somme, and a fashion item highlights a versatile double date dress from Southern California. Water supply concerns rise as Robinson Cold Storage water drains into a sink hole near Market Street, overflowing onto the B&O turntable.
Earl L. Douglas argues against global hunger and inequality. He contrasts abundant Western comfort with starvation in Asia and rural hardship, critiques communism and limited UN solutions, and urges collective effort to solve human problems.
Johnson urged Hanoi to table talks as a path to peace but warned the West must learn to play the Oriental game. He cited past U N and Korea cease fire episodes, warning that conceding on a small initial point invites endless demands and longer war. The piece recalls MacArthur’s warning and lists American casualties before and after truces.
AP columnist HAL BOYLE surveys tall tales and curiosities from freckled summers to damaged money values and astrology beliefs. The piece notes crows aid farmers, office cleaning terms evolve, witty people stay stable under stress, and loneliness plus health shape elderly death rates.
William S. White argues McCarthyism obscured real communist threats and urges acknowledging ongoing espionage risks. He notes two recent spy cases including a retired officer’s plot with Russians and two Iron Curtain diplomats infiltrating the State Department. He warns against blanket suppression of civil liberties but insists vigilance remains essential.
Dr. Wayne Brandstadt explains mumps is usually mild in children but can cause meningitis or encephalitis with possible deafness. Ovarian inflammation can occur in adolescent girls, but permanent sexual-tract damage or infertility is not typical. Bed rest during acute swelling and gradual activity aid recovery.
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