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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1970
Page
4
The piece notes Antarctic mineral finds and possible oil reserves sparking debate over exploitation while U S fiscal constraints hint at reduced exploration. It cites a University of Illinois survey on married life revealing miscommunications and contrasts with rising unemployment and inflation driving economic tightening.
Henry J. Taylor argues Britain's stability waned after Victoria's long reign and 1897 Jubilee. He links Boer War outcomes and European shifts to decline, praises English citizens, warns the US about history repeating, and notes Fidel Castro's sugar quota admission amid a veteran's letter criticizing Congressman Scott over Veterans Affairs hospital conditions.
President Nixon should resume televised news conferences to sell policy. His fixed speeches fail to engage viewers or answer hard questions, harming public confidence and the stock market. The piece cites Roosevelt and Kennedy actions as energetic contrasts to Nixon's cautious approach.
The Star Files reports Joseph C. Haines was named third vice-president of the Virginia Federation of Post Office Clerks during their Roanoke meeting. Mrs. Mary A. Wallenberg to begin duties as Director of Camp White Rock succeeding Mrs. Shirley Bly. City Council rejects National Guard maintenance shop plan but leaves door open for armory discussion. Okinawa campaign ends after 82 days with Nimitz announcing base 325 miles from Japan. Playground leaders named for Handley Douglas and Virginia Avenue sites. Fred Ritter says Winchester Frederick County Honor Roll will be enlarged when material and labor are secured.
A reflective piece argues obedience governs daily life from traffic rules and taxes to military discipline. It notes the inner voice guiding choices and warns that youth unrest grows from lax obedience, while insisting that "must" drives order in society and the universe.
Wayne G Brandstadt M D answers reader questions on height prediction and hormone treatment risks for girls, roller coaster dizziness remedies, amblyopia treatment timing, sulfa drugs and leukemia myths, and invites questions for future columns. includes a memory quiz and sample questions.
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