Air Safety urged after weekend of crashes and deaths
Air safety officials call for stronger action after a burst of air crashes in early June. More than 80 killed in California Connecticut accidents including a DC9 collision with a Marine jet and a Convair 580 strike on a wire. Six other deaths occurred at three air shows in New Jersey Connecticut and Rhode Island. Four people died on a Maryland to South Dakota trip with no flight plan. Authorities warn risk remains high and improvements are needed.
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Vocational Relevancy in Education Sparks Debate
A long standing demand for practical schooling faces scrutiny as studies by the Committee for Economic Development find current education underfunds vocational training. Only about one billion of the 50 billion spent in 1967 supported vocations, with misallocation likely. The piece notes rising vocational schools and discusses broader calls for reform amid rising book prices and economic shifts.
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Julian Everly elected to Clarke County School Board
Julian Everly has been re elected to the Clarke County School Board from the Greenway District. The item notes his continued service and district representation.
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Clarke County
Greenway
High grade brains and moral character in history
Daily Meditation argues intellect alone is not enough, citing Francis Bacon Richard Wagner Karl Marx and scientists who betrayed trust. It warns brains without character harmed nations noting atomic secrets and treasonous acts. The piece ends by valuing C grad ers who keep the world going and meaningful.
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Gates of Heaven
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Hegel
Doves and Clifford in Vietnam debate meet strong counter
Nixon rejects a fixed withdrawal date and warns that critic Doves led by former Defense Secretary Clifford push a one sided pullout. In Paris Xuan Thuy says prisoner issues could be settled only after surrender. The piece questions Clifford sourcing for his 30 day POW release claim.
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Clark Clifford
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Nixon
United States
Hanoi
Chalmers Roberts
Washington Post
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Xuan Thuy
Clifford
Felix Frankfurter and the One Man, One Vote Legacy
The piece recalls Justice Felix Frankfurter’s dissenting stance on reapportionment and the 1962 Baker v. Carr ruling that established one man, one vote. It contrasts Frankfurter’s foresight with the court’s later emphasis on judicial supremacy in voting district equality debates. It cites Justice Brennan and Justice Clark’s roles and notes the progression from Baker v. Carr to Gray v. Doe.
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Greek Premier Papadopoulos Says Greece Stable and Pro US
In Athens Premier George Papadopoulos describes Greece as a civilian-led pro US and pro NATO government following the 1967 military takeover. He warns that Moscow conducts a sustained campaign to discredit the regime, while Greece faces a strategic frontier and pressure from neighboring states. The interview notes how the government faces internal challenges and external scrutiny.
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U.S.A
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Free World
Greek political factionalism and constitutional reform debate
The article surveys Greek politics amid calls for a new constitution and a provisional government, with Prime Minister Papadopoulos urging outside observers to visit Greece to judge intentions, while contrasting liberty with suspicion and external pressures toward elections. It also touches on U S politics and court decisions on representation, and notes shifts in Ivy League admissions and a memory quiz feature.
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Winchester Evening Star Publication Information
Winchester Evening Star located at 2 Kent Street Winchester Virginia 22601 since 1896. Daily publication serving Winchester and nearby communities with local news notices and classified items.
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