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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1967
Page
4
A 12-year-old Vineland girl carries a peace sign at Glassboro N J as Kosygin meets President Johnson. The author argues Moscow fears Western peace overtures, notes Soviet rigidity and Khrushchev’s fate, and hopes Hollybush goodwill may soften Soviet distrust over time.
The Star Files notes Soviet forces around Kursk cut off German infantry in several sectors as a massive new battle unfolds. Local doctors in active duty include Winchester names Dr. E. G. Stuart Jr, Lt. in the Navy. Dr. James A. Miller, Lt. Cmdr. in the Navy. Dr. James C. Davis, U S Army. and Dr. W. P. McGuire, Lt. in the Navy.
50 Years Ago 1917 Lens a German fortress seen at mercy of British forces. The US Treasury ends its fiscal year with a net balance of 302,278,000 in the general fund after huge war related withdrawals and more than 1 billion in allied credits since the war began. Boyd L Richards sold a Martinsburg Pike orchard of 20 acres to S O Pierce for 7250 dollars.
The piece reflects on Gods glory as beyond human sight and senses. It cites Exodus and Moses in the rock to explain divine presence. It notes unseen forces shaping life and compares faith to perceiving gravity and electricity. It ends with anticipation of life after earth and spiritual growth.
Washington columnist argues there is no right to riot and urges a mix of law enforcement and community reform. He notes Congress debates criminalizing cross state incitement, but stresses local action, restraint by leaders, and targeted remedies to reduce racial discrimination.
AP analysis recalls U Thant, UN secretary general, as mild yet decisive. He faced criticism for speaking too little during Egypt’s demand to pull peacekeepers and too much in Congo. His latest explanation blamed Egypt for fueling the Israel Egypt clash and questioned Israel’s acceptance of UN withdrawal.
By Jack Davis a Yard Party at Stonewall School on U S 11 drew farmers housewives and teenagers with politicians Deputy Sheriff Lacy Anderson and rival Dave Fahnestock in attendance. A child spilled soup and cake during the auction of donated items while Charlie Duvall handled bidding. The evening blended food fun and charity, capturing local Americana and community spirit.
Karl Tangeman campaigns for commissioner of revenue while describing a dog bite incident. He grins and jokes about dogs at the door as Jim Sargent and Al Smith seek the Democratic nomination for the House of Delegates, circulating among voters in small groups.
Wayne Brandstadt notes that fishing poses hazards in small boats including capsize risks when landing a fish. Advice covers seating during pulls, stepping only on the floor, cutting hooks if tangled, lifting motors from docks, remaining seated during starts, good lighting, avoiding storms, carrying spare gasoline, avoiding smoking, and casting overhand with cutters ready.
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