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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1969
Page
4
Local Winchester newspaper serving over 55,000 readers lists staff and contact details. Section includes subscription rates for in state and out of state mail with monthly and yearly options and pricing for motor carrier rates.
A Penn State study by law enforcement and correction students suggests repeat offenders stay dependent due to prison routines. Lack of preparation for release leaves ex cons ill equipped to cope with the outside world. Some facilities experiment with limited responsibility programs, but most provide little help upon release.
The essay argues genius is not rare but kept scarce by parents who fear their children will outshine classmates. It urges parents to invest in pre school years as a foundation for responsibility and long term education, noting those years are highly impressionable and essential for creativity.
Trucking firms move cargoes in convoy with armed guards to deter theft as losses reach up to 500 million annually. Industry insiders warn hijackings are targeted and often ordered by Mafia bosses with a ready disposal market. Police efforts have been largely ineffective, calling for a coordinated, expanded crackdown.
A small agricultural valley in Vilcabamba Ecuador houses about 10 000 residents in a dry 68 degree climate year round with poor roads reducing car traffic Researchers from Quito examine local food water and soil to uncover reasons for exceptional public health The text suggests isolation from modern civilization contributes to the valley s renowned wellness
Dr. Walter Hough of the Winchester Research Laboratory notes apple blossoms are at their peak in the area. Dr. Allen Hawthorne posts 948 to tie for first in the Health Center Handicap Journa. The Shawnee district road board reports favorably on establishing a county road from Paper Mill Road to Valley Pike along the private road line.
A young French composer learns how Cesar Franck’s exacting critique improved his work and offered daily six o clock lessons. John Wesley admits waking early for meditation shows strenuous spiritual standards. The piece argues that high achievement comes at high cost and serves as ideals to study.
Inside the Nixon White House Martin Aide team builds consensus while public support sags. Critics cite slow proposals and unclear Vietnam strategy as student protests and university clashes intensify nationwide. External pressure from Moscow and Peking grows as debates over Rhodesia sanctions and trade cuts persist.
Wayne G Brandstadt M D notes the farm's roar now exceeds 85 decibels and reaches 114 on tractors, threatening hearing. A study with 55 tractors shows levels from 97 to 114 decibels, with other equipment 90 to 113.5. The column also discusses excessive bathing and general public health questions.
A reader quiz scores daily on a 10 day plan with results ranging from memory expert to good. Questions cover holidays lunar timing English Bay area topics Eskimo leather work and classic literature.
HAL BOYLE reports a humorous debate on whether girl watching is thriving or fading in America. The piece groups enthusiasts into leg hip and bosom men, notes the miniskirt era, and highlights the sport as a masculine, hereditary pastime restricted mostly to middle aged married men and aging bachelors, with fashion and hair trends influencing interest.
In a jocular note about daily grind, the column quips that no living birds have teeth except the ostrich which swallowed the zoo keeper's upper plate. The joke blends wordplay with a quirky zoological image.
Henry J. Taylor argues Senator J William Fulbright boosts Communist propaganda. He claims Fulbright misreads global threats from China Vietnam and Cuba and praises Nixon Kennedy and Johnson for not opposing him. The piece accuses Fulbright of color blindness and dangerous liberalism while invoking reactions from Hanoi Moscow and Peking.
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