Winchester Editorial Page Note for June 18 1970
Editorial page from the Winchester Evening Star dated Thursday June 18 1970 presents opinions and commentary. The piece reflects local issues and community concerns of the era with editorials likely addressing civic matters and public policy.
Sticky theory of galactic glue and Middle East crisis
A physicist at the Third Cambridge Conference attributes a weakening gravitational binding in the Milky Way. The piece then shifts to Jordan’s King Hussein facing Palestinian pressure, warfare in Amman, and regional instability with Soviet opportunities looming.
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Milky Way
Institute For Space Studies
New York
Amman
Hussein
Jordan
Mideast
Soviet Union
Campus Dropouts Regain Attention In Education Circles
Studies show many students who quit before finishing a four year course later return to complete studies. Princeton found over half of its dropouts re enrolled, with others finishing at different schools. Yale Illinois and two British schools show the same pattern. Educators see dropout as a potential outlet and note returning students gain confidence and clearer vocational plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton University
Yale
University of Illinois
Harold F. Clark
Argentina ouster ends Ongania era with military rule
The Latin coup removes Juan Carlos Ongania after a regime likened to Peron. The junta cites a restoration of representative government, but critics doubt democracy will follow. The world watches if the military rulers act on their stated intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Carlos Ongania
Juan Peron
Ongania
Argentina
Senate challenges presidential war powers in Vietnam
The U S Senate blocks an attempt to curb Nixon’s authority to reenter Cambodia during the Vietnam War. A blend of isolationist views and pro war rhetoric frames the issue as a republican test and affects perceptions of leadership, with soldiers in Vietnam sending home poems urging remembrance.
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Washington
Benjamin Franklin
United States
Senate of
Senate
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Frank Church
Idaho
Nixon
Cambodia
Education Isn't a Weed That Grows in Any Soil
Henry J. Taylor argues against student protests undermining education and praises disciplined teaching. He warns that universities fail when trustees and faculty duck responsibility and refuse to manage amid demonstrations. He cites Brewster Pusey and Toole to stress education as drawing out excellence and requiring self discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
University of Virginia
Brewster
Sperms split evenly for boys and girls says Dr Brandstadt
In his Q and A column Wayne G Brandstadt M D explains that a man with one testicle removed still produces sperm for both sexes and that undescended testicles raise cancer risk but do not always affect fertility. He notes hydroceles can be treated by drainage or sac inversion and urges medical follow up for symptoms suggesting cancer or infection.
How's Your IQ A Daily Test Of Knowledge In 10 Days
A reader quiz presents ten questions on geography science and history. It asks if the St Lawrence source is in Canada or the U S and inquires about Fiji island counts and iceberg visibility and other trivia with answers on page 2.
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St. Lawrence River
Canada
U.S
Fiji Islands
Chicago
New Orleans
Local Guard promotes LT COL CLOWE first to Colonel
LT COL MIFFLIN B. CLOWE JR commander of the Virginia National Guard unit has been promoted to Colonel, the first in the local force to reach this rank. CAPT ROBERT F. MANUEL awarded the Bronze Star for meritorious achievement in combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mifflin B. Clowe, JR
Virginia Army National Guard
National Guard
Robert F. Manuel
Robert E. Ayler
Stephens City High School
Wytheville High School
Virginia Mytinger Butsler
Donald Eugene Dunn
Self denial and the perils of impulse
The meditation argues self denial aids happiness while acting without purpose leads to discontent. It warns against hypocrisy and selfishness as core causes of misfortune, noting how people seek control in grand or trivial spheres and urging honest self inventory. The piece ends with a call to reflect rather than demand attention.
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Hitler
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Latin America
Middle East
William S. White
Hanoi
Moscow
Knoxville (Tenn
News-Sentinel
Memphis
Internal Revenue Service
North Vietnam
Abraham Lincoln
Paris
Vietnam
Larry W. Line
Siler Rt
101St Airborne Division
Mekong Delta
Sine
Lula Sine
Rt. 1
T.V
House
Nam
Henry J. Taylor
Kingman Brewster
Harvard
Nathan’ M. Pusey
Dr. Pusey
University of Montana
K. Ross Toole
Dr. Toole
By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
I.Q
George Rogers
Optimists Club
Allen DeSchon
Hollingsworth Drive
Forest Hills Subdivision
Earl L. Douglas
Winchester
News
Advertising and Business
Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell