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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1966
Page
4
The Rochester Evening Star lists Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor and Douglas B. Connell as Managing Editor with a price tag of 1.10 dollars.
The American Assembly at Columbia University recommended more states consider unicameral legislatures like Nebraska. It argued one person one vote removes a key justification for two houses, but noted risks to checks and specialist expertise in government.
A British publisher released a compact four language travel insult compendium for French German Italian and Spanish. It cheekily suggests lines like asking about digestion tablets or meals with pigs and questions about waiter strikes. The publisher disclaims responsibility for any consequences.
Adults recall childhood days as campaign button wearers for Wilson Roosevelt Taft and Cox. Fights erupted from brazen display of party favor. Buttons now scarce in public, though sponsors still supply millions. Public acceptance has declined as people keep buttons in pockets.
Adults react to modern young men in London. boys sport long hair high heeled boots tight pants and Edwardian jackets sometimes wearing makeup. An American girl aboard an English submarine says she wanted to imitate English boys as she was discovered stowaway in Baltimore.
A vote of 235 to 114 by production employees results in forming a Rubber Workers Local of the AFL. Riverton bridge construction is about 35 percent complete. Attorney T G Scully becomes assistant trial justice for Winchester. National Guard units and U S Army infantry are ordered to the Mexican border. German forces continue shelling Verdun Hill 304. Winchester hosts a safety first train exhibit for public inspection.
Daily Meditation discusses Christian belief as friendship with Jesus. It links faith to action, noting Jesus words Ye are my friends if you do what I command and urges readers to live in a faithful, responsible relationship with Christ.
A stance that morality should be taught in public and private schools with home and church support. It argues morality includes honesty and integrity, promoting classroom discussion, counseling, guest speakers, and student government to shape character, while urging adults to model ethical behavior.
Henry J. Taylor outlines Jane's Fighting Ships figures showing Russia with 425 submarines, and the U S Navy with 200. He notes Soviet subs off the US coast and Cuba, plus 30 Soviet built subs in Red China. The piece details espionage links, bykovo training, and Castro’s Caribbean fleet with Lambda 75 boats and ETA-25 detectors, led from Matanzas near Key West.
The nation's estimated economic loss from traffic accidents in the first two months of 1966 reached 1.733 billion dollars, up 9650 million from the same period a year earlier. The item mixes brief trivia and quotes with other varied notes.
A compact reflection ties biblical promise to political resolve. The speaker references Romans 4 1 and Thomas Jefferson to frame hope as guiding leadership and caution against fear, portraying belief in future generations and steady navigation through uncertainty.
A mother asks about forcing meals and a doctor warns against it noting hungry children will eat. The piece explains why withholding food until the next meal is better and that pressure can cause emotional issues or aversions. It also covers unrelated pediatric Q and A on blood transfusion Rh incompatibility in newborns and burping infants after feedings.
A 10 day IQ quiz assigns daily averages with tiers Memory Genius for 9–10 correct Very Superior for 7–8 Excellent for 5–6 Good for 4. Turn to page two for answers. Sample questions include Notre Dame location spider leg count Neptune size UN Day date South America Africa deer count and Secretary of State at war declaration.
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