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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1966
Page
4
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The United States backed the International Coffee Agreement to stabilize prices but a year later the plan yields little. Global output expected at 63.8 million bags with a 74 percent rise from 1964 65, Brazil top producer, while carryover nears 65 million bags. A price collapse could follow if surpluses persist. Brazil may push for production cuts at London June talks.
The article argues that Red China has the scientists and uranium to build nuclear weapons and seeks to force disarmament by asserting strength rather than attending postwar disarmament conferences. It notes China’s refusal to join talks, its capability to weaponize, and the likelihood other nations may follow.
Associate professor Charles W Wahl of UCLA states that the world could transform in one generation if parents apply essential knowledge of childrearing. He emphasizes loving secure family relationships along with approval, security, and challenge as core factors, a finding rooted in decades of study.
The Shenandoah River runs unusually low for the season as Clarke and Frederick counties report ground conditions make corn planting difficult. In Europe Hitler claims the Red Sea route opened by Roosevelt is a Nazi war zone while British air raids continue with raids on Helgo base. A fire of unknown origin damages a stable and outbuildings at S Kent Street near the Winchester Gas and Electric plant. Verdun fronts show levy actions and heavy artillery targeting Avocourt and Hill 304.
Earl L. Douglas argues from Proverbs that absence of vision leads to restraint being cast off. He ties crime to lack of religious faith and urges stronger church involvement, home religious training, better Sunday schools, and vigorous Biblical preaching as the cure.
The article argues Robert F. Kennedy is the front runner for the Democratic nomination in 1972, aided by his brother's memory and public appeal. It notes Ted Kennedy as a potential rival and discusses shifting liberal support and the importance of polls, fundraising, and organization.
A collection of wry reflections on maturity, fear, ambition, and daily life. The piece contrasts changing times with common human foibles and notes the mix of risk and desire in everyday choices.
James Marlow reports that in advance of the 1966 elections politicians debate which issues will dominate. President Johnson argues the Democratic Congress records strong deeds, while Republicans, led by Nixon, press inflation and Vietnam as key topics for voters in November.
In a Washington opinion, the writer denounces a sudden Long Island Rail Road strike led by a labor union leader during rush hour. He notes lack of advance notice and no vote by members, critics the use of power to strike, and calls for safeguards against arbitrary stoppages shaping future transit and civil rights enforcement. The piece highlights legislative inaction and the missed chance to curb union dictatorship over business operations.
The excerpt reflects on listening and patience from James 1 19 and lists five foes of peace avarice ambition envy anger and pride It cites Petrarch as the source of a parallel reflection urging banishment of these enemies to gain perpetual peace
A reader reports lower right wisdom tooth removal led to ongoing jaw hinge pain with cracking sounds. A dentist explains extraction can strain the hinge, bite misalignment and other factors may cause symptoms, and offers bite adjustment, hot packs, soft diet, rest, and aspirin for relief while noting possible longer term issues.
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