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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1966
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists staff including JACK F. DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor and DOUGLAS B. O CONNELL as Managing Editor as part of its masthead and subscription rates section.
The piece contrasts Canada’s sex and security scandal with Britain’s Profumo case. It notes Gerda Munsinger admits little beyond social encounters with ministers, rejects helping the Russians, and argues a judicial inquiry should instead probe national security, not parliamentary theatrics.
The article explains General de Gaulle’s push for disintegration of NATO drawing unanimous opposition from 14 member nations and concern in France. It notes his preference for bilateral accords and a potential nonaggression pact with the Soviet Union, while warning such moves could betray allied stability.
A pair of physicians argue that tobacco use poses a higher mortality risk than obesity, while a space expert suggests future Mars flights could price tickets by body weight, with $10 per pound. The piece concludes that fat slows you down whether you survive or not.
The Star Files reports the 17 year old King Peter II seizing control and forming a new regime in Yugoslavia. Britain pledges naval and air support to the new government as German advances threaten the Balkans.
Earl L. Douglas explores glamour as a deceptive charm valued by some and despised by others. He urges that external trappings do not determine right or wrong and notes that true appeal comes from unseen qualities beyond disposition or popularity.
The piece argues that Western universities long centered on seven liberal arts and that a humanist shift toward ancient authors shaped modern education. It links the Bible to humanistic study, citing Coleridge Webster Bowen and noting how biblical influence enriched literature, art, and philosophy across centuries.
AP column by Hal Boyle riffs on everyday quirks and social stereotypes with quips about secretaries, Irish morning after, Christmas shopping, Australian girls, congressmen, poets, and the quirks of office life. It weaves humorous observations on human behavior and cultural idiosyncrasies.
The quiz asks how many major bodies of water geographers recognize as oceans and answers four: the Pacific Atlantic Indian and Arctic. A second item asks what became of Baron von Steuben and references Theodore Roosevelt with a garbled note about 1906 Panama travel.
The piece lambastes Senator Fulbright for alleged misstatements on Australia Vietnam Cuba and communism calling his views liberal yet dangerous. It argues his stance softens anti communism and would enable Soviet Chinese expansion if adopted by President Johnson.
Medical guidance outlines treatment options for leukemia including prednisone with vincristine for pediatric lymphocytic leukemia followed by methotrexate, plus mercaptopurine and cyclophosphamide. Myeloablative approaches include busulfan, protective hood therapy with nitrous oxide, marrow transplants from donor cells, and experimental whole blood irradiation using a silastic Teflon circuit.
A scattered fragment references Romans 9 21 and phrases about joy power aid and a garbled personal note. The text appears as a devotional or cipher like jumble with unclear participants or context.
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