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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1973
Page
4
The piece notes how major languages leave universal touchpoints for travelers. Common terms such as coffee, taxi, hotel, passport, restaurant, tea, university, and automobile facilitate basic travel needs and miscommunication gaps remain a source of discovery and challenge.
A veteran Navy airship officer argues modern tech could yield a better airship, though it would remain an airship. In Chile, Alejandrina Cox de Valdivieso’s insult to a general triggers police action, tear gas, arrests, and a threat of military court for a perceived plot against the presidency.
The piece argues citizens should back police work rather than blame officers for crime trends. It cites FBI data showing one in ten officers assaulted yearly and calls to end blanket police brutality labels. It urges deference to law enforcement and individual case commentary.
Washington reports Sen. Edward M. Kennedy is quietly preparing a 1976 presidential run. Paul Kirk leads the revived Kennedy machine gathering supporters in key states while old loyalists follow, aiming to rebuild a Democratic coalition despite Chappaquiddick concerns.
Henry J. Taylor criticizes U N financials noting a $226 million budget payable in dollars and U S taxpayers subsidizing extensive operations. He cites UNRWA costs and calls for tighter ceilings amid growing defaults while highlighting Arab refugee support and Israel related tensions.
Washington report notes Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. hesitates to confirm a 1974 bid, weighing age and workload against party pressure and potential GOP opposition led by Jesse Helms. It cites Ervin’s Watergate prominence and North Carolina political shifts shaping his decision.
HALBOYLE recounts a New York audience and readers reacting to a prominent women's liberationist. Interjections range from cheers to jeers as critics mock her goals and question her finances, relationships, and motives.
H Delmer Robinson Jr, a Winchester orchardist, was re elected to a second term as chairman of the Virginia State Apple Commission at the annual organizational meeting in Staunton. Approximately 200 dollars was stolen in a burglary at Wisecarver Oldsmobile Service, 107 West Main Street. Middletown's new 7200 dollar fire truck passed a four hour test pumping 500 gallons per minute at Marsh Creek and was accepted by Middletown Fire Co. Registration for Winchester's second peace time visit was set to begin the next morning in the Red Cross office at the George Washington Hotel building.
The piece argues quitting can be honorable when continuing is evil or harmful. It frames quitting as a prudent choice decided by self reflection, noting retreat can be nobler than advance and that stopping wrongdoing should happen now. It presents quitting as a virtue in certain moral contexts.
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