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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1970
Page
4
William S. White argues that public restraint and constitutional government are under threat amid Kent State turmoil. He blames adult politicians and opinion leaders for exploiting the tragedy and eroding faith in government, while urging honest appraisal of all facts.
The Ohio Democratic primary for the U S Senate saw former astronaut John Glenn lose to a virtually unknown rival, illustrating that voters still prefer experienced political pros with clean records over celebrity outsiders, despite occasional exceptions.
The writer argues against referring to 13 to 19 year olds as teenagers or teeners. They suggest alternatives like young people youths youngsters or adolescents and warn against shrinking labels that may extend to other age ranges such as 30 to 45. The piece maintains a light humorous tone about language.
In the pre jet age luxury ocean travel peaked with ships like the SS United States and its 1000 member crew. The US flag liner era faded as the superjet era arrived, making travel faster cheaper and eroding profitability and glamour. Newport News Virginia is noted as the ship remains docked perhaps forever and the speed record holder sits idle.
Wall Street gains easier credit as margin requirements are cut. The move, urged by market participants, faces skepticism about its impact amid tight housing and municipal financing markets and questions the Fed's justification for reducing down payments.
Robert E. Aylor superintendent of Frederick County Schools is among five amen chosen to appear on a panel during the opening day of the National Workshop Conference for vocational agriculture supervisors in Washington. Julian A. Everly manager of the Winchester Cooperative Farm Credit office will be in Baltimore to attend a meeting of the Second Farm Credit District Retirement Committee. Gavin T. Binner Jr superintendent of the Clearbrook Woolen Co was elected president of the Winchester Junior Board of Trade succeeding Robert B. Grove. Dan Leatherman speaks at Shawnee District Boy Scout Court of Honor at the Episcopal Church chapel. W.W. Glass is the principal speaker at a special Mothers Day service arranged by the Fraternal Order of Eagles here.
Daily meditation explores love as devotion beyond self interest and notes divorces often stem from lack of understanding rather than love alone. It argues couples must trust each other and compromise daily amid differing tastes and lifestyles.
Wellesley College joins the National Student Strike protesting U S involvement in Indochina and war research. The writer cites Kent State killings and Nixon actions in Cambodia, urging citizens to contact Congress and support withdrawal of forces immediately.
Henry J. Taylor explores Nixon's political peril amid civil unrest and race tensions. He argues race politics, campus disorder, and antiwar protests press Nixon from within and without, while experts reveal limited black support and mixed youth attitudes.
Wayne G Brandstadt M D explains the body's defenses against infection. Tears saliva and stomach acids kill germs. leukocytes form barriers at infection sites. lymph nodes localize spread. antibodies provide specific immunity and protect against repeated attacks. Infants gain antibodies from mother then develop their own after six months.
How to score a memory themed test over 100 questions across 10 days. Daily averages place scorers in bands memory genius very superior excitent or other. Page 2 provides correct answers and worded hints.
An OCR fragment lists the paper as established in 1896 and notes daily (except Sunday) publication with contact numbers for News and Advertising. It names Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor Eugene P. Miller as News Editor and Douglas B O Connell as Managing Editor, with second class postage paid at Winchester Virginia 22601.
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