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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1966
Page
4
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The piece notes Harold Weisberg and Edward Jay Epstein argue Lee Harvey Oswald had an accomplice and say the commission based its findings on an erroneous autopsy. Authors claim a sniper fired two shots quickly and that the commission’s testimony was not fully heard, urging accountability and prompt proof.
In the Congo a former premier and three cabinet ministers were arrested, tried, and hanged within days amid a political crackdown. Mobutu's government sought clemency but none was granted. The rapid trials resemble a national spectacle, raising questions about long term stability.
In September 1954 the Credit Commodity Corp piled up over a half billion pounds of butter costing taxpayers more than 335 million dollars. The CCC disposed of excess butter via school lunches welfare institutions overseas donations and sales for soft currencies. With surplus ended no purchases have occurred since April 1. Agriculture Secretary Freeman orders CCC to buy butter on the open market to keep it as a staple, placing the agency in competition with consumers and fueling inflationary pressures.
Three thousand United States troops with bayonets and machine guns moved into the North American Aviation Co. plant amid a strike. In other items, Richard Shanholtz and Mary E. McClure, Handley seniors, received watches as a clock stopped on their names at Hodgson and Brown Jewelry. Russian forces reported 55,000 prisoners in less than a week as they advance across Volhynia, Galicia, and Bukowina, pressing the Austrians between Zartausk and the Galician frontier and taking Lutsk.
The author discusses Deissmann and ancient customs where a master frees a slave by selling him to a god. He argues Christians are God's servants yet free from sin, citing the spirit of life in Christ Jesus and spiritual liberty from worldly weaknesses. Consent to serve God brings true freedom.
Washington reports lament that violence persists in the United States as deranged individuals threaten public figures. The piece notes Meredith's attack in Mississippi, Kennedy's assassination, and broad concerns about armed threats, urging caution against blanket blame while stressing national fear for safety in public life.
A miscellany of social observations notes millions of widows and divorcees 8 1 2 million veterans available for marriage and travel spending patterns. It warns about parachute safety, reports on Pope political and crime commentary, and mentions James Meredith and King amid civil rights tension. It also cites Iran’s ancient steel craftsmanship.
Wayne Brandstadt argues that animal use drives veterinary and human medicine advances. He cites chymopapain injections for slipped disks in dogs leading to human relief and criticizes proposed laws as hindering science and wasting a large federal research budget. He asserts humane care and criticizes cruelty charges as unfounded while noting the need for proper interpretation of animal experiments. He also includes a quiz on general knowledge.
In a Brussels meeting of 14 NATO foreign ministers led by Dean Rusk, plans to relocate NATO headquarters from France to Belgium were debated. De Gaulle’s stance keeps France out of the integrated command yet in the alliance, prompting cautious strategy as dialogue with the Warsaw Pact continues.
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