Telephones Subscription Rates Noted
A brief item lists telephone subscription rates as 10.00 5.50 and 1.10 in a June 27 1967 edition. The text appears as a station- or service tariff notice without broader context.
Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1967
Page
4
Arabs, oil embargo push and nuclear arms shift
Major American oil groups and the government seek a legal basis for emergency action to keep Western Europe supplied as the Arab embargo eases. The piece notes U.S. imports from the Middle East are small, while Britain would feel effects, and discusses Middle East politics and China’s H bomb impact on U S Soviet deterrence and nuclear delivery developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petoleum
Middle East
Uel
Europe
Justice Department
United States
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Nasser
Egypt
United Nations
China
Mideast
Peking
U.S. Defense Department
U.S
Berlin
Cuba
Moscow
Washington
Israel
Glassboro
Women’s colleges seek fusion with men schools
A controversial study claims girls prefer coed environments and that many women’s colleges affiliate with men’s schools. The author argues the finding boosts male egos and human progress.
Axis forces near Matruh threaten Egypt battle
The Star Files 1942 notes Axis troops within 15 miles of Matruh in Egypt while Allied air power pounds them day and night. German leaders press Hitler to seize all France to counter a possible Western Front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matruh
Egypt
Hitler
France
Europe
Daily Meditation by Earl on Jesus and a neighbor’s regard
A Sunday School teacher describes Jesus to her class and a child notes he lives on their street. The tale prompts reflection on how much religion we actually use and the importance of practicing faith in everyday life. The piece likens the kingdom of heaven to a mustard seed that grows from small acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Moe
Kosygin
Johnson
Summit meetings offer fragile hope for peace
Commentary argues Soviet autocracy still controls Moscow while hopeful signs emerge from Glassboro. It notes Kosygin and Johnson faced Kremlin limits, press censorship, and stalled diplomacy amid Vietnam and Arab tension. The piece urges direct dialogue to build lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Curtain
Free World
Moscow
Soviet Union
Kosygin
Johnson
Decline of Conversation Sparks Icebreakers in Gloomy Times
HAL BOYLE surveys American talk, noting the rise of hollers and grunts as conversation deteriorates. He proposes swapping doom and gloom for light chatter and offers examples of cheerful icebreakers to spark dialogue and reconnect socially.
Bureaucratic mixup sparks lunch talk and golf plans
A fragmentary office conversation touches on a government project mishap, insurance, dating, a car accident, a wardrobe sale, and a midyear bonus while joking about a trip to Paris and personal plans. The tone mimics a confidential gossip gram from a bureaucratic setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald
Gen. de Gaulle
Smarty
Paris
Mac
Paul
Jake
Nixon Reagan Hold GOP Power Center in California
William S. White analyzes the Nixon Reagan alliance shaping Republican delegates and the delicate balance with Barry Goldwater noting the potential shifts if Nixon falters. He contrasts California dynamics with Democratic opposition amid liberal and hippie factions impacting election prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Reagan
San Franciso
Richard Nixon
Ronald Reagan
California
G.O.P
Safety Rules for Air Rifles and Child Health Q and A
Expert guidance covers safe air rifle handling for boys including never pointing at people, keeping the barrel clear, and unloading when not in use. It also answers pediatric questions about infant boils and a 2 1/2 week old skull fracture, noting precautions, antibiotic injections, and infant brain resilience.
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