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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1966
Page
4
Local newspaper page listing staff and subscription rates with billing details and carrier options. Includes manager and editors names and national representation, plus pricing for motor carrier and mail subscriptions outside Virginia and West Virginia.
U S Travel Service asks Congress for a 4.2 million budget for the year starting July 1, a 30 percent rise from 3 million. The agency promotes international tourism and notes foreign visitors to the United States have doubled since its 1961 inception, while American spending abroad remains higher.
London reports on a new fully sealed engine that can be discarded and replaced in a home garage. Inventor claims repairs occur entirely in the owner's private space, though many motorists doubt DIY viability. Granddad might warm to the idea recalling old Henry's methods.
CAPT. JOHN R. BEARDALL of Clarke County was named naval aide to President Roosevelt. The report notes his origins and role in the White House staff.
A short meditation notes Earl L. Douglas as part of a family that once thrived but ended with his death at 67. It mentions Titan painting late in life and urges gratitude for health, warning that wealth is not the sole path to satisfaction. It asserts health and achievement jointly bring life’s satisfaction and that life’s happiness rests on multiple factors.
An editorial argues Americans read the Bible more than any book yet few truly know its content. It cites studies showing widespread biblical ignorance among students and outlines four causes: shrinking home Bible teaching, absent Sunday schools, reduced Bible exposure in public schools, and low motivation. Recommendations urge parents to read and discuss the Bible, promote Sunday school, and teach the Bible in public humanities courses.
Henry J. Taylor argues Boston’s five daily papers on strike reflect a nationwide pattern. He warns prolonged stoppages threaten paper viability, employment, and public access as unions push demands while markets shift toward magazines and TV.
Hal Boyle notes inflation affects marriages in South Africa where Bantu men pay from five to 200 cattle for brides depending on status. The piece also surveys common American surnames and other assorted trivia from the mail bag.
The article discusses dangers from excess vitamin D in children due to multiple sources including fortified foods and sunlight. It notes a proposed FDA regulation to limit added vitamin D and urges adoption for health benefits. It also mentions egg allergies and urinary symptoms topics in Q and A sections.
A daily IQ test guide awarding titles Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent and Good based on 9 10 or 7 8 or 5 6 or 4 correct. Page two provides the correct answers to questions on oratory race Seward secretaries two presidents West Point graduates water in a sieve Italy capital city Lake Champlain border and more.
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