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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1966
Page
2
The item lists JACK F. DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor, POGEWE P. MILLER as News Editor, and DOUGLAS B. O CONNELL as Managing Editor. It shows second class postage information for Winchester Virginia and the Gallagher-Deliseer Inc address in New York City.
The article analyzes Charles de Gaulle's stance on NATO and the Common Market and explains how his policies threaten U S and Canadian agriculture while Britain seeks entry under tough terms. It links rising U S wholesale prices in February to inflation pressures and notes Prince Philip's cautious yet persistent sales diplomacy in the United States.
Reports from The Star Files indicate rising tension as Yugoslavia refuses to reveal attitude toward Axis. Berlin sources claim Nazis won’t be provoked by British agents or mobs. In Virginia, Berryville High Junior Symphony Orchestra led by Miss Mary Robert Pugh competes in a state festival in Richmond. Winchester’s Lee Grant named Outstanding Young Man of 1940. British officials report German U boats launch new terror campaign sinking about four vessels daily. Three new iron bridges costing 21000 contract to replace wooden structures on North River Mt. Crawford and nearby streams, removing last wooden bridge on Route 11 south.
Earl L. Douglas outlines elements for a satisfying life sincerity self esteem aim in life doing duty at hand and striving for perfection as taught by Jesus. He urges kindness toward others, curiosity about religion, faith in one’s chosen faith, and finishing with be of good cheer for morale.
Five of nine justices now form an oligarchy shaping U S governance. The piece argues the court’s ruling against poll taxes reveals a shift from constitutional interpretation by the people to rulings reflecting perceived public opinion, with dissenters urging legislative and constitutional remedies.
A roundup notes home life is riskier for women who spend more time there. Across one year there are about 22 million home accidents versus nine million on the job. The piece also surveys language speed, education trends, farming costs, and social topics with a light column tone.
Henry J. Taylor argues that Western trade with the Soviet bloc props up communism and questions moral leadership. He cites U.S. aid to Tito and Cuba, warns against using money to defeat ideology, and invokes Schweitzer on love over profit. He criticizes European industrialists as cynics and decries tying ethics to cash register politics.
Reading the article, frequent bathing and daily underwear changes are advised to reduce odor from sweat. Antiperspirants and antiseptics may help but can cause skin irritation. read labels and try brands to find the best fit. The piece also covers a Q and A on oldoctoyide and diuretics, plus a 10 day scoring quiz.
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