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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1958
Page
4
Critics argue United States policy in the Middle East failed long before the Lebanon deployment. Analysts warn Western prestige and influence will fall, with turmoil benefiting world communism as arms and troops arrive too late to reverse the trend.
Miss Elfrida von Nordhoff, 33, answered quiz questions on a TV show for 21 weeks earning a record 2205000 in winnings. Tax experts say she will keep about 44000 after federal and state taxes, highlighting government potential from such televised games.
The piece argues Bernard Goldfine resists Madison Avenue gilding as he relies on legal staff public relations and scriptwriters. It notes the Washington retinue uses formal emphasis notes and water breaks but fails to change Goldfine’s position or his beneficiaries. The author concludes there is no substitute for plain truth.
The piece argues Western policy ignored Arab nationalism, pushing it toward extremists led by Nasser. It mentions a Cochran farm town and a drayman on Fairfax Lane, and invites readers to bring old pictographs to the Star office for local interest.
A compact digest highlights editorial angles from multiple papers. Analyses span policy wars, economic outlooks, social issues, and international diplomacy, reflecting converging debates and divergent perspectives across cities and outlets.
A humorous fragment recalls a man in Bermuda shorts in the front yard being teased by an elderly neighbor who asks if his mother knows he smokes cigars, capturing streetwise wit.
In the Hayfield-Mt Williams area a resident killed a 30 inch rattlesnake with 16 rattles at the back gate. Joyce Butler reports as water safety chair of the Red Cross at the annual chapter meeting.
Five to six masked burglars forced Clyde Sharp, cashier at Farmers National Bank Ada Ohio, to wake and open the vaults at pistol point. Sharp triggered the alarm as they fled with $6, a pursuit began, and authorities expected capture before night. In St Petersburg Touchard and Isvelsky agreed France and Russia would aid Turkey if the Sultan cannot crush the Macedonia uprising. Mrs. William Keating hosted Nan Irwin and Mary Rielly as guests.
AP analysis weighs U.S and British Lebanon deployments amid Arab nationalism rise. It examines withdrawal timing, potential UN actions, and the risk of shifting alliances as Chamoun’s term ends and Nasser gains influence. It also notes the political peril of ongoing support or withdrawal for Washington and London.
A reflective sermon-like piece argues that religion must be active to conquer evil and influence daily life. It likens true faith to a mustard seed that grows through personal effort and devotion, asking readers to test their commitment and effort. It emphasizes personal responsibility and mutual effort between believer and religion.
Experiments with psoralen derivatives show 8 methoxypsoralen and 8 Iophenyloxpsoralen may enable tanning without sunburn. Trials on four volunteers produced good tans with controlled sun exposure, while others had mild or no skin reaction. If proven, pills could replace sun creams and reduce skin damage.
The term broker traces to the French brokiere meaning one who opened wine kegs. Early brokers opened kegs then sold wine and later became agents for various ventures as observed in historical usage.
A reader quiz with 10 true or false and short answer questions on topics including fabric terms, MacArthur at West Point, locomotive design, Australian origins, nervous system surgery, sugar chemistry, WWII veteran counts, Virginia’s claim as Mother of Presidents, founders of Georgia, and mantilla.
Abdul Majid Abbas, United Nations delegate for Iraq's overthrown government, reported a life threat in the United States. Police placed round the clock guards outside his Stanhope Hotel suite as he remained during a Security Council debate.
Dr. George Crane argues that marital tension stems from unmet erotic needs not kitchen duties. He advises couples to seek medical guidance, stresses that divorce often follows from unreconciled sexual issues, and offers a booklet on Sex Problems in Marriage with mail-in request.
HAL BOYLE notes that U.S. taxes in 1855 averaged 1.98 dollars per person. The column highlights quirky facts and trivia from history and daily life, including pearls, spoons, and famous figures, in a wide ranging reminiscence.
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