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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1967
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star details its long standing daily publication, with a circulation over 55 000 and contact lines for management and editors. Subscriptions and rates are listed for in state and out of state readers along with mail and motor carrier options.
The article outlines advances in electronic miniaturization and the promise of cryogenic and superconducting devices to revolutionize power transmission. It explains how superconductors reduce resistance and size compared to copper, with potential space and urban utility benefits, plus ongoing space program funding. It also covers Britain's political move toward a European Market, noting Wilson’s stance, de Gaulle’s opposition, and domestic challenges ahead of 1970 membership.
As the Coral Sea battle raged and strikes over New Guinea slowed, Allied reports said Japanese bomber squadrons aiding naval forces were shifting from Port Moresby support to other operations near the Louisiades.
Fifty years ago in 1917, Frederick County experienced heavy icy snow that did not linger long on the ground. Around the same period, the army conscription bill was agreed upon establishing a draft age range of 21 to 31 years.
Earl L. Douglas argues real success rests on moral character not talent or luck. He contrasts Napoleon and Caesar with Christ, noting Napoleon’s end and the eternal kingdom Christ proclaimed, urging sacrificial living over selfish pursuits.
U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Arthur Goldberg declares peace in Vietnam hinges on the Soviet Union. He notes Moscow could end the war by withdrawing its objection and allowing the U.N. to act, while Washington seeks a joint effort with the United States to reach an honorable solution. The Soviet stance at the U.N. and Geneva is described as obstructive.
HAL BOYLE notes only 37 percent of motorists always wear seat belts on trips under 25 miles, a risk zone where four of five traffic accidents occur. He cites other factoids on health fads meals and breakfast impact, plus opinions on UN peace efforts and Vietnam.
Dr Wayne Brandstadt argues periodic health examinations aid early disease detection and doctor patient familiarity, though not foolproof. He notes essential tests for over 45 include chest X ray ECG and Pap smear, with costs and finding a dedicated preventive doctor as major hurdles.
Henry J. Taylor argues the Soviet split with Mao Tse tung could erode U.S. policy foundations. He claims Mao dominates Chinese power, with Moscow using anti Maoist rhetoric while realignments could revive Sino Soviet ties if Mao vanishes.
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