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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1966
Page
4
Publication information for the Winchester Evening Star lists editors and offices but provides no specific news event. It states subscription rates and mailing details for Virginia and surrounding areas, plus international and service addresses.
The article notes De Gaulle ordering NATO forces out of France and France leaving the alliance, prompting the Soviet Union to convene a Warsaw Pact conference to exploit the power shift. It highlights U.S. bases and NATO disarray, plus Maoist internal purges and Western views on China-Soviet tensions. It also contrasts Sweden's social system with rising crime and critiques boondoggle solutions to crime.
MR. AND MRS. CHARLES LANAHAN of Valley Ave. are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son, George William. Miss Virginia Russell entertained at her home in honor of Miss Virginia Steck and Harry R. Kern Jr., who will wed in June. A large crowd attended the third annual school fair with a parade through the city led by Supt. M. Lynch. Shenandoah Valley Academy cadets staged a preparedness demonstration on City Hall Plaza.
The author contrasts philosophers with daily conduct noting that life choices mirror biblical guidance more than philosophical theories. He cites Plato Kant Hume and Hegel as irrelevant to daily decisions, affirming the Ten Commandments and New Testament as ultimate authorities in right conduct.
A new federal move requires all government employees to fill a minority group status questionnaire listing race or national origin. Critics warn the form creates a bias toward racial balance and could lead to similar private sector use, provoking concern about merit versus discrimination. The issue is being reviewed by the Senate Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights chaired by Senator Sam Ervin Jr. of North Carolina.
HAL BOYLE argues teens are unfairly blamed by adults and deserve understanding not scorn. He notes adolescence is a turbulent but crucial eight-year period and urges adults to reach out with peace and empathy rather than judgment. He contends most teens aren’t violent and the era’s strife reflects broader social guilt.
A collection of opinions praising auto safety and youth perseverance while critiquing corporate profit. Included is Ralph Nader calling for more safety equipment in cars and Joseph Kelner urging federal auto safety features. The piece also defends teenagers as capable and brave amid war and risk.
Washington editorial denounces the Fulbright Morse campaign to alter U S foreign policy in Vietnam as guerrilla warfare by a small liberal Democratic faction. It argues only a minority supports their push and urges the Senate to condemn their actions.
Expert Q and A addresses pneumonia causes including pneumococcus viral and aspiration. It also covers a pregnant niece with jaundice needing emergency obstetric care and notes longest gestation estimates and potential hepatitis. A quick note on Teflon fumes explains safe kitchen temperatures and possible mild illness if inhaled.
A witty aphorism about impossibility for the lazy and the folly of glass house living. It mocks utopia and free TV without ads.
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