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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1972
Page
3
The piece notes the official $38 per ounce gold price set by G10 officials may prove unsustainable as private market prices rise. It discusses possible revaluations, dollar convertibility talks, and the role of gold in currency and industry amid UN environmental conference tensions.
After years of acquiescence federal and state authorities faced a Philadelphia judge who ruled the 1968 wiretap act unconstitutional on its face. The ruling is not binding elsewhere while prosecutors continue to use taps pending Supreme Court guidance.
A Star editor letter reflects on defending Jesus Christ Superstar and recalls a rural scene with a serene old lady. The writer questions heaven and hell as realistic needs, mocks a critic as an evil ego, and cites Voltaire and a 1933 British gift to Russia as tangential contrasts.
Prime Minister George Papadopoulos says Greece remains pro U S A and anti-Communist with 12 U S military installations, some nuclear. He warns Moscow seeks to discredit the government to topple it and notes the Mediterranean risk if Greece falls to a Red regime, urging allied support. Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird and JCS Chairman referenced.
Congress slows work as McGovern builds delegate lead and Humphrey remains in contention for the Democratic nomination. Wallace may run as third party, while Senate action on treaties and reforms is postponed until after the election.
A group of top ranking businessmen will review the Kennedy administration steps to halt the balance of payments deficit and propose recommendations to stop the flow of U S gold abroad.
A reflective editorial notes the flood of charitable mail asks and the impulse to give despite hesitation. It contrasts abundance with hunger and suffering, urging readers to respond in the name of God and compassion.
HAL BOYLE surveys hearing loss and underuse of hearing aids in the United States and Canada. The piece notes only 2 to 3 million of an eligible 15 million use aids and contrasts with naval mine history and hurricane deaths. It also touches on doll collecting and a coined term planganologist.
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