Railroads need freedom not nationalization, says editorial
The piece argues against government takeover of railroads citing tax losses and higher costs. It critiques Amtrak and envisions freer enterprise, fewer regulations, and smarter investment as the path to revival. It also surveys a Nature idea to dam the English Channel to reduce collisions, noting recent shipwrecks and the potential yet uncertain benefits.
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Militants and the White House Absenteeism Argument
James Reston argues antiwar protests misunderstand government efficiency. He notes historic staff sizes in Coolidge, Roosevelt, and current Kissinger era, suggesting fewer workers hinder operations while protests risk only partial shutdowns that would merely move tasks to federal agencies and agencies like the FBI.
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Eisenhower remembered as loyal and duty driven leader
Henry J. Taylor profiles Dwight D. Eisenhower highlighting his humility, selfless service, and steady leadership. The piece contrasts his wartime stature with political challenges, noting his restraint from self-promotion and steadfast commitment to national interests.
Orange crates live on in memory and DIY kits emerge
Orange crates are largely forgotten in modern packaging yet remembered fondly. Some firms now sell do it yourself orange crate kits with stickers of companies that once used the real crates. Wooden crates offer storage and play value, especially oversized piano crates sparking imagination.
Johnston Blanks Wed in Braddock Street Church
MISS ELIZABETH ANN JOHNSTON and William Spencer Blanks were married at Braddock St. Methodist Church by Rev. Jacob W. Mast. The couple hail from Nathalie and were joined in a ceremony described in local society notes.
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Daily Meditation on Humility and Hope
A reflective meditation encourages humility and gratitude, noting that everyday people sustain the world and that discouragement can be countered by recognizing many blessings. It urges tolerance of others and trust in God’s benevolence to balance life’s tragedies with positives.
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Russians Are Coming: Naval Chess in the Indian Ocean
In a widening gunboat diplomacy, the Soviet Union expands its naval influence from Mauritius to Ceylon as Britain and the United States bolster positions from Masirah to Diego Garcia. Analysts warn Moscow uses indirect strategy to pressure sea lines vital to Europe, Japan, and Africa.
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Winchester Evening Star masthead notice
The Winchester Star confirms its address at 2N Kent Street Winchester Virginia and lists contact lines for news and advertising services. This notice reiterates historic establishment and local publication details for reader reference.
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