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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1967
Page
4
A rusted OCR fragment lists staff names and newspaper mailing details, plus motor carrier subscription rates. The item includes city carrier pricing and durations, indicating a local publication with a basic business income note.
The Senate subcommittee exposed lax AID controls in Vietnam amid misused U.S. aid for a phony battery additive import. Sen. McClellan condemned the improper use of $800,000 and warned against accelerating fund dispensation beyond control capacity.
Amid heavier bombing and rising casualties, experts doubt a lasting truce in Vietnam. Battles and bickering over 24 versus 48 hours from May 23 mark a narrow pause, with U S commanders warning against movement during a lull and Hanoi rejecting Canada’s demilitarized zone proposal, signaling weak prospects for negotiation.
For years doctors have warned overweight patients that excess weight shortens life. New statistics reinforce the message: those who lose weight live longer than those who keep it up.
Local labor scarcity in Frederick County prompts apple growers to ask Handley School Winchester and Frederick County schools to excuse volunteer high school students from class to harvest apples and staff packing sheds. The Star Files notes also America's First War Loan of 100 million dollars to France via McAdoo as a material return for French service.
After the Civil War the College of William and Mary could not reopen due to funds. The president kept ringing the bell daily to mark classes until finances revived. The sermon urges keeping faith and ringing the bell for world peace spiritual revival and strong Christian home life despite seeming hopelessness.
Washington essay argues that 2600 daily workers lose jobs as unions enforce uniform wages. It proposes profit sharing to align labor costs with business risk, urging separate negotiations and looser wage uniformity to save enterprises and boost employment.
Senator Robert F. Kennedy struggles with fervent antiwar zealots while avoiding presidential ambitions in 1968. He warns nomination hurdles from Johnson and notes Fulbright opposition on civil rights and welfare. The piece contrasts Kennedy's moderate stance with extremist demands and cites Leviticus and Lincoln themes.
Dr. Wayne Brandstadt answers reader questions on hemorrhoid management, cancer risk, prostate treatment options, and nocturia. Topics cover when surgery is advised, causes of hemorrhoids, Delalutin use, new urethral cooling technique, and conception impact of a fallen stomach. Messages emphasize general guidance for common male health concerns.
A historical quiz offers 100 questions over 10 days with daily scores ranging from Memory Genius to Good. It lists 10 sample math and civics questions and ends with a note on fiddleheads, the young fern fronds used as edible greens.
Lewis H. Ebert writes that Friday's Grand Feature Parade was splendid yet laments spectator apathy. He urges national unity behind government and military, honoring flag symbolism and the sacrifices of soldiers, urging Americans to stand with pride.
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