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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1972
Page
3
The piece extols ice cream as a staple of warm weather and dairy industry health, noting evolving treats like ice milk and varied flavors while praising the cone’s enduring appeal. It then shifts to hijacking concerns on Boeing 727s, advocating rear exit blocking and stronger international cooperation to deter parachutist attacks.
Amtrak enters its second year amid ongoing losses and funding shortfalls. Officials warn deficits may grow before any real improvement, with only the Metroliners showing some promise and broader feasibility still unproven for the nationwide system.
President Nixon declared actions would stop when POWs are returned and an internationally supervised cease fire begins. He said U S forces would withdraw from Vietnam within four months once these terms are met, signaling a new approach to peace without surrender or humiliation.
Column argues voters confuse George Wallace and George McGovern on key issues like busing and welfare, detailing McGovern’s positions and proposed plans. It cites McGovern’s aid to AFDC expansion and a universal per person grant, contrasting with Wallace’s workfare stance and small-government view.
Dozens of U S Air Force jets arrive in Bangkok as the spearhead of a new Southeast Asia command to defend Thailand from Laos. Secretary Zuckert names Gen William F McKee as United States Air Force Vice Chief of Staff effective July 1. McKee is Wright Patterson AFB’s Logistics Command head and brother of Dr John B McKee.
The meditation links Hebrews 11 1 to a practical view of faith as giving substance to hopes and turning ideas into reality. It praises inventors and youth, urging perseverance, experimentation, and collaboration with younger generations to pursue a better future.
Senator Henry Jackson AGGRESSIVELY opposes George McGovern's presidential bid and warns of drastic defense cuts if McGovern leads the ticket. He favors hawkish Israel aid and may back Nixon if McGovern wins a weakened platform at Miami Beach. He vows to stay in the race to influence the convention and to expose McGovern's tax and busing positions.
HEW study finds delinquency among girls aged 10 to 17 growing twice as fast as boys from 1969 to 1970. Officials blame more aggressive, independent behavior replacing old stereotypes of sweet sixteen.
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