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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1970
Page
4
A Senate Consumer subcommittee hearing on cereals sparks a national debate led by nutrition expert Robert B Choate and industry voices. Mothers face inflation and confusing labels as leaders warn food for children may fall short of nutrition.
New York auction house offers older computer gear as a study in rapid tech change. The sale features an original Univac panel installed in 1956 and illustrates how fourth generation machines promise greater data handling while older units retain value against newer models.
Consultants Unlimited Bureaucracy expands as Wagner and Cavanaugh form Urban Synergistics Inc. to provide consultants for the consultants. Taxpayers face charges up to 700 dollars daily for a single firm in New York City, with little input from the public.
After a vacation the return to routine feels harsher than the trip out. The house and yard call, the kids grow louder, and traffic seems heavier. The piece notes some people avoid breaks by staying home to garden, paint, or golf.
Pierre H Levec of Kansas City Mo formerly of Winchester will spend two years training Cambodian policemen in criminal investigation at ICA headquarters preparing for an Asian assignment to Phnom Penh. Local golfers in the Virginia West Virginia Senior Golf Tournament at White Sulphur Springs include W Nelson Page Dr Allen Hawthorne Jack Minnigerode Frank Armstrong Jr Wendell Goode and Wilkie Hunt. Tech Sgt Lewis Marshall Boyd 30th Infantry Division Artillery US Army earns Bronze Star Medal for meritorious achievement and service from 15 June 1944 to 30 April 1945 in France Belgium Holland and Germany. Maurice G Smith grand master of the Grand Lodge of Virginia IOOF was principal speaker at the Tri County Odd Fellows Association on Love the central link in Oddfellowship.
A noted scientist argues that war is not inevitable and urges balance of thought and emotion to face the future. He warns extermination is possible yet asserts human intelligence plus spiritual forces can prevent catastrophe and achieve peace.
The piece analyzes President Nixon’s one nation strategy amid IRS moves to end tax exemptions for private southern academies aiding desegregation resistance. It notes Thurmond and Holland doubts, northern opposition, and a court path likely to the Supreme Court as Nixon navigates a tough political balance.
Hal Boyle reflects on aging with witty observations. He notes doctor familiarity, fading energy, denture jokes, career doubts, and the waning appeal of youth revolt. The piece pens a humorous, candid portrait of midlife awakening.
Henry J. Taylor extols Switzerland on Independence Day praising its independence, cantonal power, and direct referendum system. He notes Switzerland's industrial heft, lack of natural resources, and strong defense while highlighting the nation’s spirit, self reliance, and anti communist stance amid European espionage concerns.
Wayne G Brandstadt MD discusses vitamin A excess risks and niacin facts, explains that vitamin C is not stored, and notes that processed foods may contain it. He lists foods rich in vitamin C and addresses allergies to acid foods and colds myths, inviting general-interest letters.
A brief test guide explains scoring by daily results from 9 or 10 correct to 4 correct. It previews the correct answers on page 2 and tosses out miscellaneous trivia questions about measures, defenses, Confucius, Lincoln, Michigan, nursery rhymes, owl vision, mohair, and Brigham Young.
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