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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1966
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star lists staff roles and mailing information with subscription rates showing 13.00 per year. The page includes names such as JACK F. DAVIS DOUGLAS B. O CONNELL and EUGENE P. MILLER and company address 11 East 44th St New York City.
Washington signals the freedom of information bill may come up under suspension on June 20 and pass. The measure would curb government secrecy by requiring release of non exempt records while protecting national security and confidential files. It provides court access against agencies withholding information not exempted and urges swift presidential approval.
A historical reflection on humanity’s progress in weather control through rivers protection, modern climate control, and meteorology. It notes radar and satellites enabling storm tracking, the lives saved, and the remaining limits posed by tornadoes and hurricanes, with science seen as in its infancy and promising far into the future.
The German government announced a friendship treaty with Turkey. In Egypt at Salam the Axis high command claimed the British had been crushed in a violent three day battle. Joe Louis weighs 25 1/2 pounds more for tonight's title defense against Billy Conn. Ridgely White elected to lead Red Cross Roll Call again. BOYS' PRIMARY SCHOOL opens Sept 14 at Fort Loudon Seminary for boys under 10. Violence increases west of the Meuse and Hill 321 infantry attack reported. Mrs. Harry K Russell hosted a card party for Mrs. Henry D Flood at Winchester Inn.
Earl L. Douglas reflects that daily events are God’s business not ours and that a higher power guides universal reality. He recalls learning as a child how his father steered the reins and compares it to a Father above earthly fathers holding the reins of life. He urges surrender to the divine governance of events.
Washington lawmakers seek a brief midsummer break as the Johnson administration pushes for action on key measures. Civil rights housing provisions stir debate while foreign aid and anti poverty bills move slowly, with election pressures shaping timing and votes.
lawmakers weigh exemptions for owner-occupied homes while civil rights leaders oppose any carve outs. Real estate interests ally against the proposal as elections approach amid ongoing Vietnam decisions and calls for a longer midsummer recess.
The Bering Sea honors Vitus Jonassen Bering the Danish Russian explorer who discovered the Bering Strait and Alaska in the early 18th century. It covers about 885000 square miles and is bounded by Alaska and Siberia. At its narrowest the sea is about 144 feet deep limiting passage between the Pacific and Arctic oceans.
A column by HAL BOYLE jokes about character flaws in men who admit enjoying leg of lamb. It riffs on war, desserts, work attitudes, age, fashion, and modern life with quips about office cushions, department store elev ators, organ grinders, false teeth, and garden chatter.
A playful column notes how a father’s firm stance keeps children in line while roads threaten dream projects. The piece contrasts dreaming with practical plans and ends with a light jab at family affection as mom and dad manage farewells.
An article surveys the clean tooth theory and its rise and fall in value from W D Miller to J Leon Williams, noting that modern cleansing devices and education remain insufficient to prevent decay and gum infection. brushing after meals helps, but prevention hinges on more factors.
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