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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1973
Page
4
Soybean futures leap from 2.25 to 12 dollars per bushel amid shifts in export policy and global demand. GAO criticizes subsidies and planning after Russia wheat sales drive higher domestic food costs, while Captive Nations Week recalls US resolve against tyranny.
In Rome the 58 year old bachelor Mario Rumor becomes prime minister again as Italy’s government, seen by many as doomed to collapse, forms after chaotic snags. The piece links Italian politics to broader Western Europe and U.S. interests. It notes Edward Heath’s Conservatives won Britain’s government in June 1970 and hints at wider leftish shifts.
Washington observers say Kissinger could restore State’s grip as Rogers faces pressure to quit. Critics blame Rogers for missteps such as discussing East German recognition without White House authorization and Prague talks, while NSC defenders argue policy remains in Nixon orbit.
A collection of quirky vignettes includes a tuna deficient housewife a square egg laying hen and an advertising executive with one martini at lunch An ostrich with sand avoidance a pension refusing politician a talking dog fortune cookie leading life a Watergate connected figure a modern teen with inferiority complex a showering hippie a handyman charging five dollars a day a doctor buried for lack of funds an ulcer patient admitting work tension a women's lib member advocating men’s liberation a yawning Mona Lisa and a columnist with typewriter lockjaw.
Two Handley High School students, Peter March and John W. Stealey, were among 20 Virginia pupils completing a seven day advanced science course at Ft Monmouth New Jersey. National Fruit Product Co marked its golden anniversary. Virginia unemployment stood at 900 in the Winchester Frederick Clarke area per the state Employment Commission, eight point two percent below February levels. Five local youths attended Old Dominion Boys State at VPI Blacksburg: James Clark, Tunney Nicholson, Charles Leonard Scott, Denver Carr, and James Albert Robinson. Edwin T Snider was named district deputy grand exalted ruler for Virginia of the Elks.
An essay recalls the Vicar of Bray who changed faith twice amid England's monarch shifts and kept religious loyalties. It argues modern observers switch opinions and politics for personal gain, asking What do I get out of this and valuing only themselves.
The article reports friction at a Washington cocktail party and in public briefings as Secretary Earl Butz and CEA Chairman Herbert Stein spar over food price freezes. Producers warn of shortages in dairy poultry and meats while canners and retailers push for higher prices or lifted controls.
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