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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1971
Page
4
The piece argues professional societies should focus on core scholarly aims. It notes 700 philosophy scholars petition to bar political resolutions from APA deliberations. Critics say activists misuse the association to push public stances, while private citizens retain political rights.
The article reports rising turmoil in Chile under Marxist President Salvador Allende after the assassination of former Interior Minister Edmundo Perez Zukovic, the declaration of a state of emergency in Santiago, and concerns over police powers and civil liberties. It also notes Japan halving lead in gasoline, followed by smog and engine damage, with preliminary studies showing increased hydrocarbon emissions from lead-free fuel.
President Nixon moves to normalize trade with China by authorizing a broad list of exports to the mainland including farm and forest products, chemicals, textiles, machinery and consumer goods. Wheat and other grains are also freed for export to China and to Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union.
Henry J. Taylor notes the Vatican secret archives hint at a long hidden link to Columbus and his remains. Lawrence C. Wroth of the John Carter Brown Library revisits the question of discovery, suggesting a nuanced take on when Columbus first beheld the mainland of South America.
The article discusses President Nixon's potential veto of a Democratic public jobs bill amid rising unemployment to 6.2 percent, with criticisms of the measure as symbolic and a broader battle over revenue sharing. It notes Senate and House votes, and predicts a possible override if a veto occurs, while highlighting key Democratic and Republican positions and the political stakes in 1972.
A tour promoter advertises a ten day trip to Red China claiming benefits unknown to the U S State Department. The piece hints at risk and speculative delivery terms with no clear round trip details.
Gerald L. Goodman was appointed to the City Council to fill the unexpired term of Eugene C. Babb who resigned due to moving wards. The council discussed a dog at large ordinance to be published before action. Winchester approved a 2 082063 budget with a 15 cent real estate tax increase. Reverend John A. McGillery was transferred to St Agnes Arlington. Election results: McGuire Peery Sirbaugh won first ward. Baker Glaize Steck won second ward. Leonard H. Bell re elected mayor of Berryville. W B Stuart beat incumbent J M Casey in Boyce in a write in race.
The piece compares dry holes in oil drilling to broader life failures. It notes last year an oil company drilled 101 wells with a quarter dry, then urges perseverance, citing biblical example and baseball as lessons to expect and endure strike outs in pursuit of success.
How's Your I Q presents a ten day test with 100 questions and daily scoring bands. It directs readers to page two for correct answers and lists sample questions on rivers laughter silversmiths state names and other trivia.
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