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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1973

Page

4

Unemployment patterns amid prosperity and aging life views

The piece notes overall unemployment around 5 percent with pockets of joblessness, highlighting the Shenandoah Valley as an exception. It details broken down rates by race, sex, and marital status, showing teen unemployment high at 14.7 percent for boys and 16.2 for girls, and discusses skills, education, and market factors shaping labor trends. It also surveys Latin American lending, U S role, aging studies, and retirement age debate, drawing connections between longevity, usefulness, and social planning.

Shenandoah Valley Soviet Union U.S. Veterans Administration Roy M. Hamlin Danville

Mantle suffers left foot fracture may miss six weeks

Star Files notes star slugger Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees has a broken left foot and could be out for about six weeks. He leads the American League in pay. Separately, J Kenneth Rush Jr and Thomas G Miller graduate from Saint John Vianney Seminary High School as they pursue priesthood. Richard Grove, Randolph Macon College class of 1947, is named assistant professor in the physics department for the summer session. Apple trees in Appalachia have halved since 1920, yet overall apple yields rise compared with twenty years ago per Appalachian Apple Service.

Mickey Mantle New York Yankees J. Kenneth Rush, Jr Thomas G. Miller Saint John Vianney Seminary Richmond Richard Grove Randolph Macon College Appalachian Appalachian Apple Service

Daily Meditation The Unvanquished Soul

The Ninety-first Psalm offers strength during anguish. Faithful dwellers in the Most High gain a steadfast soul and courage to tread dangers. It promises resilience in both joys and sorrows, sustained by powers beyond self.

Winchester Fragrance of Spring and Civil War Echoes

A tribute piece dedicates to Senator Harry Byrd and secretary M. J. Menefee of Luray Virginia. The poem blends Winchester spring imagery with Civil War memories, invoking Old Glory, beauty queens, cannon fire, and General Stonewall Jackson walking among the city’s bleeding heart.

Harry Flood Byrd, Sr M. J. (Peachy) Menefee Luray, Virginia

Pipeline Delay Sparks Cross Nation Debate

A group of Midwestern lawmakers presses for regional gains by delaying the trans-Alaskan pipeline, arguing the hold harms national needs. The piece blames eco activists for obstruction, cites lost oil potential, higher costs, and worsened balance of payments as consequences.

Washington Middle East

Nixon seeks White Hats aid for Cambodia war, budget clash

President Nixon meets with about a dozen conservative House hawks led by Edward Hebert to pressure for continuing Cambodia bombing and full defense funding. The talk comes as the Senate moves to ban bombing funds, signaling a widening Capitol Hill clash over Vietnam policy and the Paris talks. The White House coalition aims to block cuts while Kissinger negotiates in Paris with Tho.

Washington Cambodia Nixon House of Representatives House South White House Armed Services Committee Edward Hebert Louisiana Democratic Congress Eddie Hebert Appropriations Committee George Mahon Texas Jamie Whitten Mississippi Bob Sikes Florida Joe Waggonner Dixie Bloc Veterans Committee W.J. Bryan Dorn South Carolina Omar Burleson Bill Nichols Alabama Dan Daniel Virginia Goodloe Byron Maryland John Jarman Oklahoma Bob Stephens Georgia L.H. Fountain North Carolina Senate Strs Henry Kissinger Paris Hanoi le Duc Tho North Vietnam Senators Capitol Hill

Average Man Shaves 27 Feet Of Whiskers

Hal Boyle notes a comical view of daily life and trivia from mail, restrooms, taxes, and history. The piece covers shaving totals, misconceptions about Sitting Bull, trolley car transit, and a quirky trivia score section with memory questions. The tone is light and observational.

Hal Boyle New York Robert Louis Stevenson Sitting Bull Custer Battle of the Little Bighorn Crazy Horse America United States San Francisco New Orleans Philadelphia Boston Pittsburgh Newark N.J William James

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