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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1970
Page
4
Editorial argues for ROTC on campuses as essential training for officers amid Vietnam era tensions. It cites WWI lessons on leadership, map reading, and warfare basics, and warns that civilian protests arise from unrealism while urging public pressure for stronger environmental and population controls.
A Montana history professor writes in defense of middle aged restraint and firm campus discipline. He argues older generations must reclaim authority, expel disruptors, and reject permissive culture while recognizing progress in society and the need for clear university rules.
Rye production has fallen to about 300 million bushels signaling reduced demand. The Chicago Board of Trade stopped rye futures trading as of June 1, with only 3,500 contracts traded this year, a third of last year. A 1944 single-day record of 5,955 contracts once marked rye activity.
The Winchester Lions Club presented Turner Sencindiver with a 1960 Ford Falcon. A total of 212 Novick Transfer Co drivers received safe driving awards at the annual safety dinner. Abram's Delight opens to the public after eight years of work and cooperation by citizens and organizations. Headquarters Company Second Battle Group departs for Ft Bragg for a two week platoon level training. Supt Garland R Quarles attends Veterans Educational Advisors conference at William and Mary in Williamsburg. Miss Virginia Mytinger Butsler wed Donald Eugene Dunn. Winchester enters final week of Mighty Seventh War Loan Drive still short of local E Bond quota by over $100,000.
A meditation piece urges continual learning as essential to living. It argues newspapers and TV alone do not sustain learning and encourages one hour daily of reading to gain knowledge, reflect on history, and become an authority in a field. It notes the era is privileged and urges using evenings for study to expand life.
The Deadlier Tampa Tribune reports that Dutch women’s liberation groups like the Delle Minas use amusement to advance goals such as equal pay, legalized abortion, and liberal divorce. Their Amsterdam action mocked male street whistles, while proponents argue for broader social reforms and jobs, wages, and ending traditional dependence.
Wayne G Brandstadt M D explains thyroid roles and tests such as protein bound iodine and radioactive iodine uptake. He notes overactive thyroid affects heart rate and can worsen coronary disease but not cause ischemia. He discusses malignant exophthalmos Werner's syndrome Cytomel side effects Tapazole juvenile acne and eye radiation aftercare with guidance to send questions.
A short puzzle feature presents ten quiz prompts with multiple choice options. It asks about Methuselahs father biblical, Greek children's games, typical trades, flammable fuels, yam production, Picasso, US currency dates, Air Mail card postage, Aspen location, and the Alaska purchase year.
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