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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1967
Page
4
Saturday June 10 1967 edition includes subscription rates and contact details for Winchester Evening Star with staff titles and newspaper office addresses. The page lists pricing for city carrier and mail subscriptions and advertising contact information.
Science letters urge new cleanup methods for oil slicks noting lessons from past oil fires. Kenneth Hickman proposes wick bundles from cotton wads and asbestos ropes to burn or soak slicks, plus tanker suction devices to vacuum oceans and reclaim fuel.
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee report chronicles brewing Middle East tensions from 1949 to the 1967 outbreak, detailing Israeli raids, border clashes with Syria and Jordan, U.N. interventions, arms deliveries, and the surprise outbreak of war on June 5 near the Gaza Strip.
The article argues it is incongruous for Congress to strip citizenship based on a temporary holder of office. It notes a 5-4 Supreme Court ruling over a 1940 law on citizens voting abroad, and recalls a 1967 reversal by a single Justice Brennan. It also criticizes temporary status of justices and fleeting opinions.
The article claims Expo 67 in Montreal draws thousands of North American visitors who had not planned to attend. It projects 45 million plus visitors from June to September, doubling prior estimates and suggesting future world fairs may break even. A test lies with the next year's San Antonio exposition.
The Star Files notes a 30 year mutual assistance treaty between Britain and Russia pledging to rebuild Europe under the Roosevelt Churchill Atlantic Charter against Hitlerite Germany. Winchester Memorial Hospital School of Nursing graduates 13 nurses.
Fifty years ago in 1917 Senator Shepherd of Texas introduced a nationwide liquor prohibition proposal. The Senate Judiciary Committee ordered it favorably reported to the Senate. Luncheon guests at Buckingham Palace were Gen. John J. Pershing and Walter Hines Page, the American ambassador, with King George.
The piece traces friendship to mutual esteem and freedom, distinguishing true friendship from gainful ties. It cites David and Jonathan as a classic example and notes friendship’s sacrifices, choices, responsibilities, and lasting rewards across ages.
In a world crisis and looming neutral ground, William S. White argues Kennedy's outreach to Johnson could yield national unity beyond partisan lines. He praises Kennedy's generosity and notes the long estrangement hurt U.S. foreign policy and morale amid Vietnam tensions.
Washington AP reports the Middle East conflict seen as a reawakened biblical drama with roots in ancient Palestine and the Jewish return in 1948. Dayan’s leadership echoes David as Israel presses gains against Egypt, while global powers fear a wider war and nuclear era risks.
Dear Dr Lawrence answers questions on chewing tobacco risks and mouth cancer. He explains tobacco irritant effects and lesion progression, cites India’s betel nut cases, and notes some women chewers in the United States. He also advises a 12 year old's braces decision and suggests an orthodontist consultation with possible free first visits.
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