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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1971
Page
4
The piece argues Americans discard about one million cars yearly, suggesting owner-financed removal as the solution and condemning new taxes. It also notes rising anti American sentiment harming Peace Corps volunteers in Panama Bolivia and several African nations, driven by leftist opposition to U S influence.
Senate adopts a novel Mansfield Amendment with 12 Republicans and 45 Democrats voting for it to display antiwar momentum. The measure aims to pressure the President toward ending U S involvement in Indo China, though it does not force a fixed troop withdrawal date.
James Reston probes the core question of press power over state secrets regarding the Pentagon Papers. The piece weighs whether publishing embarrasses the government or serves democratic truth while considering risks of aiding enemies and revealing misled Congress and public.
Henry J. Taylor argues Soviet pressure on Malta escalates after Mintoff's rise, with Smirnovsky pushing for a permanent naval buildup and a Moscow embassy. He describes Malta's strategic bottleneck role, potential Soviet repairs in Valletta, and the risk to NATO's southern flank and the U.S. 6th Fleet.
A discussion contrasts the American press role with government secrecy, citing Lippmann and Lenin as it analyzes calls to publish Pentagon Papers and the Mansfield Amendment. It questions the pace of Vietnam withdrawal, prisoner releases, and Hanoi's potential responses amid Soviet and Chinese influence.
Researchers weigh a nearly 5000 year old mummy named Niffer found in Egypt. If validated, the untouched tomb may reshape views of early Egyptian civilization and outpace Tutankhamun as the era’s earliest major intact tomb discovery.
MISS JANE HASTINGS TAYLOR daughter of THE REV DR and MRS R T TAYLOR of Chambersburg PA wed Cyril Abraham Fox Jr The ceremony reported in The Star Files notes the Bray.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on a period of tight money affecting banks industry and households. He argues many claim ownership of homes cars and stocks while banks hold actual ownership through financing. The piece urges careful living and prayerful patience with deferred payments and the risks of overextending finances.
A short quiz lists ten true false and factual questions with answers on page 2. Items include minaret meaning, Gettysburg Address copies, Virgin Islands citizenship, the Chicago fire date, the Equality State, gladiolus plural, calcium in dairy, bar admission eligibility, and the Washington governor.
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