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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1968
Page
3
A collection of Dear Abby columns and reader letters about neighbor dog antics family inquiries institutionalized kin and marriage woes. Advice ranges from handling public humiliation to questioning an institutionalized brother and name changes.
A three day workshop on programmed reading and social studies opens at Virginia Avenue School in Winchester. The Sullivan method will be demonstrated and teaches will learn integrated reading phonics spelling and English design for individualized instruction. The event is financed under federal Title III funds and features speakers from McNeil Learning Center and several area educators.
A 40 foot eight ton whale was harpooned and planted with 135 pounds of dynamite on California coast near Ross. The carcass scattered over a half square mile as pieces flew onto Timber Cove Lodge and the beach. The High View PTA scheduled a 7:30 meeting tonight at the school.
First year students at the University of Colorado held a Monday night meeting to organize a group named the League for Sexual Honesty. The declared aim is to protest what they call an era of sexual double standards and to promote frank discussion and reform.
In Troy New York Arthur H Hoffman urged a prospective buyer to test drive a vehicle the customer took the car and vanished never to return leaving a mystery around the dealership and its owner.
A winter storm lashes the northern Rockies and plains with snow and cold while heavy rains flood the Northeast. In New England, thousands lose heat and power as streets and cellars flood. up to 800 Massachusetts and Rhode Island families seek emergency shelter amid 4 to 6 inch rainfalls and earlier snowmelt.
Barbershops around Harvard Square report 20 to 60 percent business losses as students grow long hair, according to a Harvard Crimson survey. The findings reflect changing styles affecting Cambridge shops and local grooming services.
In July 1935 Oklahoma City introduced parking meters marking a first for the city. The move established a curbside charging system for on street parking and reflected early 20th century urban traffic management.
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