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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1972
Page
3
Yale anatomist Prof Crelin and colleagues argue Neanderthal man had limited speech ability and was a distant cousin to modern humans. They contend other prehistoric humans developed speech earlier, suggesting Neanderthal did not drive language evolution.
The piece debates defense spending and the need to trim nonessential items, noting budget rules should justify what is necessary and how to attain it. It questions projected rises in defense costs, suggesting the $83.4 billion request may be driven by opaque technical justifications.
The passage compares America's health focus to good food and notes rising health insurance adoption. It warns about multimillion-dollar health scams while highlighting the spread of medical coverage, with over 80 percent of Americans insured and viewing plans as a fixed cost of modern living alongside autos and utilities.
A historical note recalls the 1803 Louisiana Purchase and Congress action in 1804 dividing the vast territory into future U S states. It highlights Robert R Livingston's role as minister to France and Napoleon's strategic misgivings about empire and wealth.
The Muskie bid loses momentum as California supporters express unease over tight New Hampshire outcomes. Critics cite centralized management and weak grass roots, warning of a lengthy primary path toward Wisconsin and concerns over appealing to white working voters.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko spent three hours in Berlin and disarmament discussions but reached no agreement. The meeting produced no settlement on the disputed issues.
The piece reflects on living in a free country, contrasting liberty with tyranny and urging awareness. It cites Hitler as a monster, warns of potential future threats, and calls for gratitude for liberty plus readiness to defend it.
Veteran columnist reflects on Neil Sheehan’s The Arnheiter Affair and the 1960s Navy case. He retracts part of his 1968 stance, credits the book’s digging, and portrays Arnheiter as an ambitious but flawed naval commander ruined by allegations and misdeeds. The piece weighs credibility and tragedy in a notorious maritime controversy.
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