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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1967
Page
4
A compact readable fragment lists Winchester Virginia 22601 and an address at 2 East 41st Street New York NY with an unclear 1p017 code suggesting a printing or mailing reference.
Scientist Dr. James T. Grace Jr. reports a soluble ribonucleic acid fragment that can selectively inhibit cancer cell growth without harming normal cells. In lab tests it halted growth of one human cancer and succeeded in rats, suggesting a new direction for cancer therapy.
The Public Health Service rolls out a do it yourself smog manual to help town officials pin point emissions of four pollutants sulphur oxides nitrogen oxides hydrocarbons and particulates in urban areas. It argues for a follow up on smog disposal after measuring sources from cars to incinerators and factories.
Winchester residents faced their first partial dim-out test during wartime. The day’s temperature hit 93 degrees, the year's high, with 91 degrees recorded yesterday. Moscow radio reported a German battleship sunk by Russia’s Baltic fleet.
War censorship is implemented by the government and control of communications lines is taken over. The Champagne and Aisne river sectors in France resume as the main fighting zone on the western front with renewed activity.
A daily meditation argues that progress comes not by elevators or others lifting us, but by building our own stairs through patient effort. It stresses self-help over dependence, noting stair-building remains a demanding art yielding satisfaction when mastered.
The article warns that children spend most waking hours sitting and urges schools to strengthen health education and physical activity. It cites Kennedy and White on fitness, outlines seven AAHPER goals, and stresses parental involvement to curb chairborne behavior and promote lifelong activity.
Henry J. Taylor argues that Latin American leaders warned of Cuban threats to Vietnam and the Caribbean, including Cuban missile links to Vietnam, executions in Havana, and Soviet Cuban drills near Puerto Rico. He accuses the U.S. of hiding Cuba from public view since Bay of Pigs and questions Johnson's Punta del Este disclosures.
Wayne Brandstadt MD describes autistic children, their communication challenges, and the need for patience and specialized schooling. He notes the lack of known cause, variable outcomes, and urges parents to seek guidance from the National Institute of Mental Health and state health departments.
A quiz guide offers a 10 day scoring plan with daily results ranging from Memory Genius to Good based on correct answer counts. It includes questions on Sholem Asch, Boris II, Annapolis, oyster shucking, flag etiquette, rose cultivation, duels, Sherlock Holmes, red schoolhouses, and psychology of guilt.
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