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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1966
Page
4
The notice outlines daily delivery schedule excluding Sundays and mentions a subscriber base with a contact line News-667-3211. It lists Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Batter and Douglas B. O Connell as Managing Editor with national representation Gallagher Delisser Inc New York.
An assistant secretary of agriculture notes that about 90 percent of our manpower and over two thirds of spending support general public services rather than farmers. The Department of Agriculture has grown since 1862 to include research in industrial chemistry and home economics, forestry, conservation, school lunches, rural loans, and utility financing, while farm output control remains only partially successful as farm numbers fall.
The report notes Chen Yi of China visiting Canton, Ghana’s Nkrumah arriving in Peking, and a sequence of upheavals from Algiers to Sukarno’s Indonesia. It cites Jenmin Jih Pao warning that U S backed forces may gain the upper hand for a time as revolutions suffer reverses.
Since 1852 Studebaker shaped American mobility from wagons to cars but could not match giants of the auto industry. After leaving South Bend in 1963 the brand tried Canada but sales dwindled and the automotive division closed, ending a long, sentimental era.
War report describes heavy Luftwaffe raid on Hull with large casualties feared. RAF targets Kiel Wilhemshaven Emden and Rotterdam while Germans claim sinking six British ships in long range bombing. Allied retaliation hits Zeebrugge and Houltade. Norfolk and Western moves horses to Riverton stock farm for shipment to the Mexican frontier amid 800 to 1000 horses. Dr Lewis M Allen to lead 1941 Grand Feature Parade.
Earl L. Douglas argues the current era values constant activity in business and social life. He warns that overcommitment leads to mental or physical strain and discarded ambitions. He advocates common sense over chasing every opportunity and honors.
The piece argues France under De Gaulle weakens the NATO alliance by seeking to drive American troops from France. It notes Moscow’s favorable view, warns of a potential superpower realignment, and suggests French public pressure may push to maintain American command of forces amid continued Communist threat.
A humorous piece contrasts a mother’s surprise encounter with a thriftless father. It suggests the spendthrift, always in debt, will likely lament the rain and financial strain.
Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. blasts allied shipping to North Vietnam in a Senate speech during debate on a 415 million anti inflation aid package for South Vietnam. He cites British ships carrying material to Hanoi and urges withholding aid from allies involved in such trade.
William S. White argues that France’s withdrawal from NATO would not topple the alliance and could even strengthen European defense. He says the U S would reorganize Europe’s system with less cost and risk, while de Gaulle’s Moscow visit may reveal whether France seeks a Soviet link or return to the Western fold.
Fresco is painting on wet plaster with pigment mixed in water. The technique bonds with the wall as plaster dries. Michelangelo painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling in Vatican City, a project that took about four and a half years to finish.
Dr Lawrence explains torus palatinus a common benign bony growth behind the upper front teeth. It appears in about 25 percent of people mostly women and usually does not need removal though large or badly irritated tori can interfere with dentures. Removal is not usually necessary and carries some risk of palate perforation.
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