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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1970
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star editorial laments a decade of prosperity built on government borrowing. It notes the debt ceiling rising to 395 billion dollars, inflationary strain, and deficits at all government levels, arguing the spend now pay later mentality worsens economic instability.
A California bank presents a branch claimed to be theft proof and the world’s first automatic tellerless bank with two way television, pneumatic tubes, and electronic dialogue. The piece questions customer acceptance and potential revolts by ordinary patrons as automation replaces tellers.
The editorial argues the proposed federal tax on lead added gasoline is not an anti pollution measure. It notes a 2.3 cent per gallon increase would mainly fund the deficit and not pollution efforts. It contends the tax redirecting funds weakens the pollution claim and misleads voters.
The Rev W W Glass III pastor of South Boston Presbyterian Church will speak at the annual Sixth of June exercises in Stonewall Cemetery. Homer E Alberti administrator at Winchester Memorial Hospital urged future world peace through preparedness at the American Legion Memorial Day service. E T Roetman sanitary engineer of American Viscose discusses Shenandoah river pollution progress before Izaak Walton Chapter.
An essay questions a hypothetical fully leveled world with equal wealth and land. It argues true happiness may still hinge on honesty, personal worth, and creator given differences rather than blind sameness, challenging the appeal of equitable leveling.
William S. White argues Democratic leaders err by overtalking on Vietnam and Cambodia and then on the economy. He says Mansfield Kennedy and Fulbright alienate House Democrats, risk implying defeat, while stock market demagoguery misleads about the downturn and Hoover. He calls for calmer, more unified strategy.
A humorous roundup listing nuisances and modern foibles such as dry ballpoint pens, long neckties, posey pitchers in parks, infant chatter, smug TV broadcasters, and inflated price tags. It lampoons self help, idle athletes, telephone sales pitches, and aging readers juggling diets and funerals.
CIA briefing from Irkutsk and Peking argues Manchuria dominates Soviet red China dynamics. It portrays Manchuria as Russia’s strategic keystone, with Japan’s rise and Sino Japanese ties risking Mussolini style shifts.
Dr Brandstadt explains sun exposure ages skin and can cause cancer while sunlamps provide vitamin D but ultraviolet rays harm eyes. He warns goggles shield eyes, notes no home remedy protects skin, and advises prevention with hats, shade, and SPF products. He discusses Sjogren's syndrome with temporary eye relief and invites readers to send questions.
Short quiz promises IQ scoring from 9 to 10 correct answers as Memory Genius down to Good. Questions cover WWI trigger figure, Budapest capital, Calamity Jane fiction, Flirtation Walk location, tea consumption besides China, first printing press state, Time magazine founder, burgundy wine city, Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox, and Bull Moose Party presidential nominee.
Local newspaper established 1896 promotes daily circulation of over 55 000 readers. Advertising and business lines list contact numbers 667 3211 and 667 3200.
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