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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1968
Page
4
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The piece argues wage demands in construction and other sectors push inflation while productivity lags. It cites Detroit strikes for high percentages, notes government officials' concern, and highlights a need for unskilled labor with no diploma, stressing opportunity in back breaking work as a path upward.
Henry J. Taylor argues against blaming society for assassinations and urges personal responsibility. He criticizes media and politicians for labeling crimes as society's fault, noting Oswald's lack of Dallas roots and defending individual accountability in a troubled nation.
The piece rails against communism and political blame shifting, arguing that society is blamed while individual responsibility is ignored. It cites past assassinations in Europe and notes Giuseppe Zangara’s 1933 execution, criticizing U S Supreme Court rulings and signaling threats to criminal law and personal freedoms.
Massachusetts Senator Edward Kennedy emerges as a potential vice presidential candidate for Hubert Humphrey, with Kennedy forces gaining strength after Robert Kennedy's departure. The younger Kennedy's amiable, active role in campaigning and delegate hunting could propel him toward the presidency, should he secure the VP slot and nationwide exposure.
Logan Fay of Hackwood faces ration board penalties for non essential driving. He may use one car weekly to reach Winchester for groceries and essential errands. Playgrounds at the Park will be run by Miss Betty Jean Gearing with Miss Helen Cooper and J. L. Shine. In municipal race here, five of six Democrats elected. independent John W Rosenberger won in the first ward. Rosenberger, Henry, Baetjer, Knight, and Glaize named as winners.
The meditation argues that happiness does not require knowing all things yet praises education. It compares ambitious and contented lives, cites Teddy Roosevelt on jelly, and urges parents to educate children while warning against forced work. It concludes that knowledge aids a happier life without equating wealth with happiness.
Hal Boyle presents a collection of wry maxims on honesty, aging, rebellion, and social quirks. He jokes about fat people trustworthy, cocktail party wisdom, Nehru spelling, fishing, teen slang, hypocrisy, inheritance, age cues, and hopeful older women.
A historical quotation recalls labor leader William Green urging unity of labor and management to rebuild and prosper. It frames restoring fortunes, planting vineyards, and protecting security against world threats as a shared effort.
The article explains two reasons to remove a gall bladder with stones: prevent painful gall bladder colic when a stone blocks the bile duct and avoid chronic infection. It notes fats trigger contractions and discusses post operative diet, activity timelines, and clarifies bile storage versus production. It also touches on glaucoma questions and hay fever treatments in brief Q A form.
A short trivia prompt asks 10 questions on figures like A J Foyt and Rodger Ward and topics from Supreme Court justices to geography and sports. It includes queries about the Titanic, oyster shucking, Albania's capital, Bermuda's capital, an ode author, and baseball distances.
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