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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1966
Page
4
J A Davis announces Douglas O Connell as Manager and Editor in Chief for the publication. O Connell is named to oversee editorial direction and subscription management in the metropolitan office. Distribution and staff duties to be coordinated through the Douglas B O Connell organization.
The court rejects retroactivity for new confession standards set after the Escobedo decision of 1964. It argues applying them would force retrials or releases of many prisoners. Critics worry about unsettled law amid ongoing debates on Fifth Amendment protections and coercion.
The obituary admires Ed Wynn as a principled performer whose sixty four year career spanned vaudeville radio television and stage. It contrasts his integrity with the immoral path some urge young entertainers to take and urges youth to reflect on his positive virtues.
The article contrasts De Gaulle's view of Europe with 1944 Franco Soviet plans and argues his stance risks binding France to powers unsympathetic to liberal institutions. It notes Stalin's Eastern Europe gains, Marshall Plan and NATO restoring order, then questions France's autonomy under de Gaulle.
The Star Files reports President Roosevelt acknowledged a shortage of ammunition hindering national defense efforts. Germany unofficially claims a main decision over Russians while Soviet leaders acknowledge retirement before Minsk. British missions, with Ambassador Cripps, arrive in Moscow as the RAF resumes nightly raids on Germany.
The meditation contrasts harmful aggressive firmness with constructive resolve. It argues nations err by weak policies and calls for firm stand on critical issues, warning that lax leadership invites disaster and crime. It appeals to reason and vigilance in governance and personal conduct.
Henry J. Taylor argues Europe failed the United States after World War I, not the reverse. He traces Wilson’s ideals, the League covenant, and frayed Allied relations, noting 13 as a superstition and the treaty’s disappearance and destruction during World War II.
Not everyone understands the PIXIe piece titled Wohl 1 as it circulates in certain circles. The work invites interpretation and speculation about its meaning and creator intentions.
A reflective note cites verses from Proverbs and Schiller, contrasting hope deferred with fulfilled desires as a source of life, suggesting perseverance and the value of aspiration.
HAL BOYLE reports Emanuel G Rosenblatt claims pants color reveals traits with red for athletic, yellow for egotists, orange for sociable, and purple for cultured. The column also covers moonlighters, child brain development, whiskey aging, college dropout rates, crow lure with owls, and various quick health and economic notes.
In a wide-ranging analysis James Marlow portrays Charles de Gaulle as a force seeking to reshape a wary Europe while constrained by France’s lost preeminence and NATO entanglements. De Gaulle’s nationalism clashes with realism as he courts independence within allied structures and risks destabilizing consequences.
Medical guidance emphasizes polio vaccination for ages 2 months to 6 years and the oral combined vaccine. It notes boosters if needed and that summer immunization reduces risk. It also discusses hot versus cold cereals, milk powders, alopecia areata prognosis, and a scoring quiz on memory.
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