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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1969
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star issue dated Tuesday June 10 1969 lists staff, rates, and contact details. It notes circulation via telephones and advertising offices, with the paper based in Winchester Virginia 22601.
President Nixon creates the Environmental Quality Council to coordinate air and water pollution efforts with cabinet level status and a 15 member advisory panel. The article notes the council as a focal point for protecting natural resources and cites rising college costs as a separate issue in higher education.
June, praised for romance and weddings, marks the season when spring promises come alive and maidens wed. The verse by N P Willis rings true as men attend to outdoor chores blooming with the flowers of the time.
The Executive Board of the Coordinating Council for Post-War Planning in Winchester and Frederick County formed a three member committee to prepare a postwar needs questionnaire. Clarke county town elections are set for Tuesday June 13 in Berryville and Boyce. Ballots have been printed. Two hundred fifty more legal trout were stocked in Back Creek and Cedar Creek by the local Game and Fish Protective Association. Ensign and Mrs. John Anderson plan a New York City trip after visiting family. Dempsey boxing activity paused until a left eye wound from a training bout heals. Shenandoah Valley farmers will view federal supervised wheat and corn grading this week. An airplane caused excitement at White Post.
A meditation discusses Joshua’s pledge to serve the Lord with his family amid modern secular trends. It argues that while some churches thrive, others are nearly empty and that home life faces pressures from contemporary life. The piece concludes that better homes yield better people and communities.
Henry J. Taylor argues that understanding North Africa and the Middle East requires Mohammed and the Koran as the sole guiding map. He traces Mohammed from Mecca to Medina and notes his rise to power as Prophet, detailing his marriages and wartime actions.
HAL BOYLE argues many adults chase diets for status and comfort. The piece cites signs you may not need a diet, from shoes and seating to liver checks, clothing fit, and energy levels, concluding that many are dieting for social reasons.
A historical overview describes the life of Mohammed and the rapid expansion of Islam. It notes Omar I's conquest of Egypt, the Qur an with 114 chapters and mystifying initial letters, and the Koranic portrayal of Allah. It explains Islamic beliefs about destiny and the impact on world peace.
Wayne G Brandstadt M D explains a cautious approach to sun exposure noting that gradual tanning reduces burn risk and sunlight aids health in moderation. He cites safe exposure times peak sun hours and warns of photosensitivity from cosmetics and certain medicines. A Q A on Darvon with risks of dependency and kidney or stomach issues concludes the column.
William S. White argues Nixon abandons soft diplomacy to assert presidential headship as Senate Democratic faction remains largely unreconciled. He notes division between isolationist Senate and bipartisan House allies including McCormack Albert Boggs and Ford, suggesting the White House gains leverage there.
A vintage test style asks ten questions on IQ scoring and general knowledge. It presents a scoring guide with categories from Memory Expert to Good and lists ten items such as identifying a Father of Baseball and deciphering scrambled cities. It prompts readers to turn to page 2 for the correct answers.
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