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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1967
Page
4
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The June class faces high premiums for exceptional abilities as labor shortages push employers to demand more than a degree. Grinnell College students published a photo essay on undergraduate life featuring marijuana parties and sex, leading printers to reject it and two photographers to flunk out after 15,000 photos.
Scientist Robert C. Murphy warns in Natural History that Antarctica faces ecological disruption as humans intrude and consume wildlife. He argues for international protection but cautions delays will cause irreparable damage, urging the scientific community to act now to safeguard the continent.
The Star Files reports the first RAF 1000 bomber raid this week on the Ruhr and Rhineland destroyed over 5000 acres of Cologne. Senator Byrd urges revision of sugar setup, seeking quicker service and more sugar for preserving.
A hailstorm in Maryland in 1917 caused enormous damage with Washington County reporting losses near $750,000. Winchester and Frederick County narrowly escaped widescale destruction while Confederate Memorial Day drew about 10,000 people to downtown streets.
Early Douglas argues practicality is not mere money saving but adaptable action guided by deep understanding. He contrasts sincere practicality with deceitful, self serving claims and urges ministers and parents to live principle daily.
Washington commentator David Lawrence argues the Arab‑Israel clashes should not have happened and predicts global powers will push for a cease fire. He calls for UN Security Council or General Assembly action and criticizes U Thant for not appealing to the UN, urging substitute peacekeeping forces.
Hal Boyle offers ideas to combat rain day boredom for both children and adults. He suggests playful goals such as buying a discarded foal to train into a Derby contender, taking up karate to break a brick, writing Lyndon Johnson for a White House dinner or public admission as a social disaster, and retrieving long-hidden Christmas neckties for a humorous challenge.
A stream of audacious stunts headlines a playful early section while the second half analyzes Middle East tensions. The piece notes Soviet support to Egypt, U.N. neutrality, and the risk of a broader war as the Security Council faces a veto and naval options hinge on keeping the Suez Canal open.
A Winchester resident recounts two-day car theft recovery from a thief using a screwdriver to start the ignition. Police alerted a 100-mile radius. the car was found in Arlington in need of gas and a battery. After navigating towing fees and impound procedures with a minister, the car was retrieved with items left behind.
Wayne Brandstadt notes 1929 as a year of widespread hardship with job loss, poverty, and dietary deficits that lowered disease resistance. He contrasts increased mental distress and reduced higher education with pockets of adaptation and the uncertain impact on medical access.
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