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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1966
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star listing shows Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor with Douglas B. O Connell serving as Managing Editor. It presents the paper leadership and contact lines for this edition.
The piece surveys U S Cairo relations since 1956 focusing on Nasser's tempers and Washington's cautious responses. It notes a latest burst of anti U S rhetoric amid a U S Washington visit and Egypt's mediation stance, while shifting to American unemployment and job training challenges.
The Star Files reports heavy snow in Winchester and Shenandoah Valley with 10% inches recorded. Three Nazi bombers were shot down off the English coast as Lufwaffe resumes raids on Britain after a quiet night. The Frederick County Game and Fish Protective Association formed. Jack Brandon elected president. J. H. Moling Jr. becomes Retail Merchants Association president succeeding R. E. Avey. The first recital of Berryville's Music Study Club succeeds at Clarke County Opera House. Newton D. Baker named Secretary of War. A new iron bridge across Stony Creek near Edinburg on the Southern Railway is completed, replacing a burned wooden bridge.
The piece analyzes Hubert Humphrey and Robert F. Kennedy as contenders for the 1972 Democratic nomination, noting how Johnson's 1968 fate, party dynamics, and each man's experience shape a long contest. It discusses Kennedy's cabinet background, youth, and campaign machinery vs Humphrey's Minneapolis mayorship, Senate tenure, and public exposure.
A brief reflection on Christian duty to bear one another's burdens and share what one can. The excerpt emphasizes practical charity and compassionate action beyond mere thought. The tone echoes mid 19th century American poetry and moral exhortation.
Hal Boyle looks back on mid century life with vivid vignettes of childhood toys, schooling, fashion, dining cars and small pleasures. He notes 1923 sports stars and shifting social norms while celebrating simpler times and the nostalgia of youth.
History is a record of folly with rulers good and bad. The author argues progress is slow but real, noting public morality improves while private morality declines, and urges hope as the world slowly rises.
A reader column argues taxes, not government production, drain the public. It critiques Great Society spending, notes Social Security impact, and claims Americans pay about one third of national income in taxes, totaling around 851 per person yearly.
A medical Q and A column discusses iron rich liver sources for anemia comparing chicken and beef liver, liver extract versus vitamin B12, and notes on hemolytic anemia outcomes. It also covers Aventyl side effects, dystonia treatment, and urges sending questions to Dr Wayne Brandstadt for future columns.
A quiz style item listing daily score ranges for IQ assessment and a set of questions across history geography and mechanical terms. It includes prompts about rainfall, naval vessels, religious chronology, and colonial settlements. The fragmentary OCR presents ten questions with mixed topics and a page reference.
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