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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1966
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists JACK F. DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor with DOUGLAS B. O CONNELL serving as Managing Editor. It notes postal details and national representative Gallagher Delisser Inc based in New York City.
The Sierra Club of about 40,000 members faces an IRS inquiry into whether substantial club funds are used to influence legislation. The dispute centers on deductions for dues and what constitutes substantial use of funds for advocacy. The club questions the IRS terms and scope, citing opposition to dam projects and park plans.
A bipartisan proposal to reconstruct the Capitol front at 34 million dollars faces strong criticism from lawmakers and federal agencies. The plan would add 44 feet to the central section and 88 feet to wings, with Georgia marble and space for tourists and offices. Separately, President Johnson promotes William J. Hopkins to executive assistant after 23 years of service, amid praise for his unseen work.
The engagement announces Miss Gretchen Thomson to Harry F Byrd Jr. with attendants listed from Westwood Beverley Byrd to Miss Margaret Lewis Byrd all of Winchester and best man Senator Harry F Byrd Sr.
A devotional urges recognition of sins that alienate people from God. It recalls Jesus telling a paralytic his sins are forgiven and asserts Christ’s atoning sacrifice breaks sin’s power, enabling a life focused on spiritual rather than worldly values. By His grace we are saved.
Washington analyzes how beauty and youth are treated as political assets in the 1968 Republican field. The piece cautions that voters still value competence over looks, citing Romney and Reagan while debunking the “handsome candidate wins” myth. It argues Kennedy and Lindsay rose for reasons beyond appearance and suggests the electorate rejects a purely aesthetic view of public service.
HAL BOYLE notes jails and offices alike fill with workers returning from time off to indifference. A scenario where a greeted employee boosts morale shows how a small dose of human attention can renew a staffer’s sense of belonging and value in the workplace.
A dental column explains impacted teeth from wisdom teeth to eyeteeth and premolars. It notes removal risks when teeth are buried and details why some teeth are left in place. X rays help monitor these teeth and surrounding bone for potential complications.
President Johnson signals a serious reevaluation of U S policy toward Communist China. Washington aims to reduce isolation while affirming a broader Asia power role and cautiously moves toward possible reconciliation. No rapid changes expected. awaiting Chinese response amid regional tensions.
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