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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists contact numbers for News and Business departments and provides subscription rates for domestic and nearby areas. Rates include one week, one month, six months, and one year options with city and out-of-state distinctions.
Ufologists announce the 1967 Congress of Scientific Ufologists will meet June 22 to 25 at the Hotel Commodore in New York. The public event features testimonies from experiencers and exhibits from other worlds including an angels hair, a perpetual motion device, a saucer prototype, photos, a life size pilot, an electronic detector, and a snowman footprint cast.
A playful roundup notes humans persist in seeking knowledge despite problems while scientists compare trustworthiness of rats and humans. It mentions a pig, cat TV watching, child discipline, and a British proposal to abolish Miss and Mrs titles. The piece ends with a tongue in cheek candy eater survey.
A rural character tells a tourist there is no route to the destination from here and a reader wonders if the traveler reached the town. If so, he could aid the country in linking battlefield efforts to postwar peace. The piece invites him to step forward.
An editorial in the National Pretzel Bakers Institute organ pledges to maintain pretzel quality despite inflation labor costs and wartime stress. It asserts manufacturers will hold the line and avoid deteriorating this snack loved since AD 610 across wars and disturbances.
In hard street fighting along Severnaja Bay at Sevastopol German troops stormed house after house on the northern defenses. British leaders acknowledge a military disaster of such magnitude it may blunt hopes for a second front this year and prolong the war. General Pershing runs war plans with business efficiency as the busiest Paris hub hosts U S Army headquarters. Miss Anne Carson and her sister Bella depart for New York to join the National Red Cross overseas unit.
Daily Meditation by Earll Douglas reflects on the meaning of commencement. It argues education ends nothing and life begins with continued growth and opportunity. It notes the value of lifelong learning and a future open to those in a free country in the mid- twentieth century.
U Thant's decision to grant Egypt's request to withdraw the UN peace keeping force on the Israeli armistice line prompted Middle East hostilities. The article contrasts Hammarskjold's memorandum with Thant's reply, arguing the secretary general should have submitted the matter to the General Assembly and Security Council.
In the 1880s a U S consul general in Shanghai shipped about a dozen Chinese pheasants to Oregon and freed them to reproduce. About ten years later the birds multiplied prompting a 75 day hunting season. on opening day 50 000 pheasants were taken by hunters.
The proposal of a fifty million dollar U S loan to a Soviet Fiat auto plant lacks a logical justification. Officials claim cars for average Russians, yet Moscow elites and Communist party leaders would likely receive priority. The broader issue is potential benefits to the Russian military, with limited access for the working class.
Senator Harry Byrd Jr of Virginia condemns a proposed 50 million dollar U S loan to PixXies Auto Plant, saying it disregards Soviet arms supplies to North Vietnam and risks American casualties. He argues the loan worsens Cold War tensions and serves no valid policy aim.
James Marlow reports at the United Nations during the Israeli Arab war debate. Kosygin denounces Israel and appeals to Arabs, while Eban rebuts and Thant clashes over troop withdrawals. Goldberg proposes a five point peace plan as U S contrast with Moscow becomes evident.
Dr. Wayne Brandstadt advises light loose clothing and shaded windows to stay cool. He notes air currents and humidity affect comfort, urges adequate protein, cautions against excess ice drinks, and recommends steady fluids and increased salt intake with summer activity and frequent short rests, highlighting swimming as ideal.
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