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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1967
Page
4
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Dayan urges Jerusalem be Israel's with free worship for all faiths, while internationalization ideas echo 1948 debates. Solzhenitsyn and Yevtushenko push Soviet writers to oppose censorship, exposing state control over literature and fear of truth.
After 87 years Maj. Marcus A. Reno is officially recognized as honorably discharged in his rank. The change redresses his posthumous disgrace once tied to the Little Bighorn battle. Custer's widow long opposed him, but the Army now includes him in its burial records and references.
The Star Files reports U S RAF actions sinking Italian ships in the Mediterranean and confirms new supplies delivered to garrisons at Malta and Tobruk. The House Naval Committee approves an $8.5 billion ship construction program and wardens issue final blackout orders for the city from dusk to dawn.
Fifty years ago in 1917 the Misses Mary C. and Clara V. Wood sold part of the Wood farm near the Opequon to Charles J. and Carrie E. Carver for 3000 dollars. H. Clay deGrange bought part of the Ward farm north of the Northwestern Grade, about 238 acres with 90 acres in orchard, for 64000 dollars.
The author argues the greatest delusion is that material things matter. In hardships and in moments of fear for loved ones, riches pale beside love and devotion. He notes a contented home with happy children contrasts with wealth and concludes that, in the end, things do not count.
Washington commentary argues that a ceasefire alone fails and stresses direct Israeli-Arab negotiations. It urges U S and Soviet influence in a neutral UN mediated settlement, warning against Soviet accusations and urging restraint amid rising arms pressure and possible fresh fighting.
Wayne Brandstadt answers reader questions on alcohol effects and remedies. He explains low blood pressure responses, temporary relief from more alcohol, and that sleep remains best care. He notes surgery need not wait for alcoholism, discusses metronidazole use, and addresses sinusitis and antihistamine risks in concise terms.
The World Almanac traces the term monsoon to the Arabic mausim meaning a season. It originally described winds over the Arabian Sea shifting from northeast to southwest for six months each, later applied to similar winds globally and linked to rain in India.
Henry J. Taylor argues the Israeli victory signals a shift in the Cold War balance, with the West gaining an anti-Soviet Israel and the Soviets losing a coalition in the Middle East. He also praises U.S. intervention in the Dominican Republic preventing a Cuban-style takeover in the Caribbean and Brazil.
Washington reports tension grows as the United Nations may debate the Soviet-Arab proposal to restore prewar borders. Moscow backs returning lands while the Israelis resist. Johnson再s stance remains cautious, with US abstentions and a wait‑and‑see approach.
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