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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1966
Page
4
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Clarke County, Virginia marks its 130th anniversary with praise for residents and leaders. The piece highlights planning by the Zoning Commission under Richard Dole, the Central Alarm System, and cultural centers like the Rose Hill Library and Burwell-Morgan Mill restoration. It notes strong wildlife and FFA achievements and urges continued conservation.
The NASC tracks US and Soviet space feats across six categories. The United States leads with 32 firsts to 19 for the USSR when including the Agena docking, while the Soviets dominate space flight propulsion and bio astronautics. The US leads in science applications and auxiliary power systems. The space race remains open with an orderly US program.
George Barnsley was chosen president for the 1941-42 year of the Winchester Junior Board of Trade. Also chosen were Hedrick Koontz as 1st vice president Ben Belchie as 2nd vice president James March as secretary Versus Sirbaugh as treasurer and Ed Molden as national councilor. R Gray Williams will be the principal speaker at the Apple Blossom Mass meeting. He is a former festival executive committee chair and longtime festival figure. Yugoslavia signs the Rome Berlin Tokyo pact but pledges no Axis troops will march through its territory. Troop exemption clause seen as averting a blow to British Greek defense against a Nazi invasion. Harry Ebert Buick agent advertises models: Special 1020, Passenger Touring 1438, Roadster 950 and 1450. Villa escapes trap at Namiquipa and scatters forces. Liner Sussex torpedoed. Americans aboard and many injured. The Friendship Band buys a New Wonder model cornet for instructor R. L. Hartman. quadruple silver plated and engraved by C. G. Conn.
Historians may be astonished at today's view of God as optional to a good life. The essay argues civilization rests on religious principles and warns that a nation that loses faith will lose liberty and moral virtue.
Column by Henry J. Taylor critiques Defense Secretary McNamara with a sharply satirical voice. It cites his January 20 Senate testimony admitting error in helicopter failures and questions his credibility and spending while noting his past optimistic claims about Viet Nam progress. The piece also targets Bobby Kennedy and the Kennedy clan for their public statements.
By HAL BOYLE Jacqueline Susann wrote Valley of the Dolls in three years using one finger from each hand. The book about overprivileged addiction to pills drew praise and criticism for its shock value and prose. Susann promotes it during a coast to coast tour and explains her writing method and view on success.
Analysis links a 13 billion Vietnam appropriation to inflation pressures and wage shifts. It notes rising food costs, uneven income growth, and calls for higher minimum wages while warning of eventual price and wage restraints as war prosperity fades.
Dr Wayne Brandstadt explains that heartburn mainly stems from eating too fast and certain foods, with antacids offering only short relief. He warns against soda bicarbonate due to rebound acid and advises relaxing at meals and addressing underlying causes. He also covers Salutensin and Proloid uses and lists quick score questions.
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