Winchester Evening Star May 13 1967 edition notes subscriptions
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Motherhood in Modern Times Shows Joy and Heavy Responsibility
A reflection on Mother's Day notes that motherhood carries joy, anxiety, and a heavier duty than ever. It cites shifting societal values, changing childrearing norms, and the impact of juvenile delinquency, while praising dedicated mothers as the salt of the earth guiding character.
Backward Symbolism and a Russian Signal Puzzle
An East Asia mystery widens as a Chinese station allegedly broadcasts propaganda in Russian. Critics debate whether it reveals cultural upheaval or cryptic symbolism, sparked by a listener's tape played backward showing intelligible Russian.
Graduating class at Stephens City to mark milestone
The sixty one seniors, largest class in Stephens City High School history, were slated to graduate June 4. Russian dispatches report steady Caucasus fighting with no major Nazi breakthrough, echoing earlier German offensives. Engagement of Margaret Lewis Byrd to Harry Stimpson Jr announced. Handley donors settled 1.6 million in CDs and securities for educating the poor of Winchester. Housewives urged to save wide neck jars for preserves due to jar shortages. A pistol shot damaged an upper window at Mrs P B Boyd’s residence on Washington St, narrowly missing a household member.
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Harry F. Stimpson, Jr
Handley Board of Trustees
John Handley
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Sinners, Wormwood, and the Call to Righteous Living
Daily Meditation reflects on memories of past sins as wormwood and gall. Saint Jerome and other saints illustrate how recalling former transgressions tests faith, yet such discomfort aids genuine love of righteousness and a steadfast turning to Christ.
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Christ
Questioned DOJ Duty in Prosecutions for Draft Card and Flag Burns
Congress hears debate on whether the Justice Department must enforce laws against draft card burning and flag mutilation or may interpret statutes in advance. Attorney General Ramsey Clark cautions against laws that infringe First Amendment rights while acknowledging potential penalties under existing statutes.
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Vietnam
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Humor valued by secretaries in boss poll
HAL BOYLE notes a 2000 secretary poll finds the ideal boss should have a sense of humor and be considerate ambitious decisive and selfless while delegating. The column paints a collage of factoids from blindness to space funding and aging executives.
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Beautifying front teeth through restorative options
A dental columnist outlines treatments for abscessed or decayed front teeth. Root canal therapy and apicoectomy remove infection. crowns, jacket crowns, and splinting with gold or porcelain enhance appearance and strength. Orthodontic alignment followed by splinting corrects misalignment and protrusion.
Thoughts on earthly treasure and divine wealth
A reflection citing Matthew 6 19 about storing up treasures in heaven not on earth. It contrasts earthly wealth with spiritual wealth and quotes Martin Luther on wealth being a small gift from God.
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Time to Right Imbalance In Labor Management
Washington columnist William S. White calls for a grand inquest into labor management relations. He argues Congress must address a new Taft Hartley style crisis to curb labor coercion and protect national interests. He cites strikes and the destruction of New York newspapers like the World Journal Tribune as evidence of the imbalance.
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