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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1972

Page

3

Work Ethic fades in United States amid leisure shift

Analysis argues that the Protestant work ethic weakens as leisure life expands with ski slopes, resorts, and longer vacations. Experts note automation and education contribute, while graduates adjust to 9-to-5 life and two weeks of vacation, challenging traditional productivity ideals.

United States Jon G. Udell University of Wisconsin Emily M. Chervenik

Science Versus a Kiss Provokes Nervous Chemistry Debate

The piece ridicules a scientist who argues love and kissing trigger a chemical alarm reaction. It jokes about pituitary and adrenal glands and the term adrenocorticotrophic hormone, questioning why one would study tenderness when biology could explain the thrill. The author mocks the scientist as a disappointed swain in spring.

Swain

Quality Education and School Finance Report Voices State Tax Powers

The presidents commission on school finance urges states to raise education funds with statewide tax sources. Chairman Neil H. McElroy says property sales and income taxes could back funding, and states should choose any mix best suited to their needs. The report argues busing may not be the only route to quality education.

Washington President’s Commission On Neil H. McElroy McElroy Nixon Commission

Reagan China Letter Used to Challenge Nixon on Taiwan

A private Aug letter from Governor Reagan to conservatives questions Nixon's China policy and Taiwan's UN seat. The missive aids Rep. Ashbrook's challenge in GOP primaries and dampens right wing support for Nixon, threatening donor and volunteer backing ahead of New Hampshire and other contests.

Washington Ronald Reagan California Nixon Reagan White House China Taiwan Formosa United Nations John Ashbrook Ohio Peking Ashbrook New Hampshire Ray C. Bliss

Winchester Jayceeettes defend pageant rules and winners

Letters discuss Miss Winchester Tri County Pageant eligibility, residency rules, and state franchise requirements. The writer urges support for local winners and clarifies that Miss Winchester Tri County represents the area at state level, urging community backing for a Virginia winner.

the Star The Winchester Jayceeettes Jayceeettes Winchester - Tri County Virginia Miss Virginia Pageant, Inc State of Winchester

Kennedy submits 4.88 billion foreign aid plan to Congress

President Kennedy formally sends a 4.8785 billion dollar foreign aid program to Congress claiming every dollar is vital to combat communism chaos and tyranny abroad. The report also notes Truman officials discussed Greece and Turkey aid with the Senate committee behind closed doors.

Kennedy Congress State Supreme Court Stephens City Frederick County Board of Supervisors Navy War Departments Senate Foreign Relations Committee Truman Greece Turkey Betty Cather Georgia S. Cather Handley High School Conrad Hoover Post American Legion Winchester - Frederick County The American Red Cross Rouss City Hall George Washington Hotel

Little Things Shape Great Historical Turns

Daily meditation notes how tiny, unnoticed events can steer history and personal lives. It compares a near miss in London during bombing to personal choices that alter futures, urging vigilance toward small circumstances that shape outcomes.

London

Things We Could All Do Without

HAL BOYLE lists everyday irritants and social annoyances from hotels with high daily rates and misplaced tips to traffic blunders and awkward social encounters. The humorous plea ends with a lighthearted prayer for relief from modern nuisances.

New York

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By Rowland Evans Robert Novak By David Lawrence B.J. Manuel John Mitchell Bliss Canton Mitchell Murray Chotiner Richard M. Nixon Chotiner Edmund S. Muskie John V. Tunney Muskie Tunney Edward M. Kennedy Herb Hadad Hadley Roff Roff Hadad I.Q New England Shay Federal Bureau of Investigation Europe Czechoslovakia U.S.S.R Yugoslavia Rumania Austria Tibet Madagascar Australia Winchester Evening Star Jack F. Davis Thomas T. Byrd Eugene P. Miller Douglas B. O'Connell Hal Boyle
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