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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1968
Page
4
The page shows publisher and editorial staff names with roles, postal pricing lines, and subscription rates for one year six months and one month. It lists address and national representative details for Bottinelli and Gallagher Inc. in New York.
The piece argues narcotics and marijuana use rise, with penalties and court rulings failing to deter mainly youth. It highlights a Philadelphia symposium on narcotics antagonists as a potential nonmedical solution and notes the challenge of stopping illicit supply, while critiquing political campaigns and campaign rhetoric.
The piece notes the near disappearance of the legendary American prospector as high wages and job availability reduce prospecting. A boom in the 1930s drew thousands to gold and silver seeking streams, but decades later few strikes occur and economic factors have largely eliminated prospecting in the West.
The Star Files notes storage for apples remains brisk with 141 595 barrels left from a peak of 555 140 barrels. The Clearbrook Woolen Co reports full employee enrollment in Red Cross. Miss Mary Maxwell Bond of Apple Pie Ridge becomes engaged to John Frederick Anderson. COMMON COUNCIL calls special session to open bids for leasing City Hall Auditorium. President Wilson nominates Richard Evelyn Byrd of Winchester as U S district attorney for the western district of Virginia.
The author argues that angels and heavenly beings are real today as in biblical times. He cites Jacob's ladder and asserts angels carry petitions to God and bring answers, offering comfort and guidance through life. He concludes that God exists and sends angels to sustain and guide humans at all times.
A fragmented OCR item lists several states with dates attached including Pennsylvania April 30 and Massachusetts May 7, plus May 7 for D C and Indiana, May 14 for Ohio and Nebraska, and mentions several other states in a nonsensical sequence without clear events or details.
The Granite State sets the scene for the first presidential primary of 1968 with Nixon leading GOP polls, Romney’s withdrawal reshaping the race, and Rockefeller drafting. From New Hampshire the fight moves to Wisconsin, then Pennsylvania and beyond through June 11 Illinois. Two states also elect national convention delegates without presidential preference on ballots.
Washington dispatch notes Nixon grips delegates as Rockefeller bets on momentum from polls and potential draft. Rockefeller hints at a May 27 Oregon primary reconsideration if a convention push grows. Nixon presses ahead in hardline primary strategy and confidence in delegate counts.
The piece analyzes Nixon and Rockefeller campaign contrasts on crime race and Vietnam. Nixon adopts a hard line while Rockefeller stays softer. both face dangers in alienating minority voters and shaping Vietnam policy amid GOP dynamics. Rockefeller must soon state a clear Vietnam stance to align with hawkish GOP normals.
Q and A outlines cataract origins as part of aging with uneven progression from months to years. It notes dissolving enzymes to detach the lens, ultrasonic removal, and a new needle technique. freezing probes’ debated use. risk factors include heat light and corticosteroids. delaying removal advised if vision is adequate due to post operative lens requirements. Nyilidrin does not halt progression.
At Florida’s Trinity Deaf Zion, Rev. Walter Busby leads a 40-member Lutheran deaf parish beneath the flight paths of Opa-Locka Airport. The church, now owned by National Deaf Zion of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, holds evening services while Busby travels weekly to Tampa Pensacola and north Florida for additional deaf ministries and classroom visits.
A compact quiz guide outlines scoring based on 100 questions over 10 days with daily averages. It classifies memory experts as skilled scorers, lists questions about organizations, geography, moon phases, capitals, language accuracy, famous figures, literature, and racing track directions.
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