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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1970
Page
4
The editorial urges FTC action against negative option schemes used by book and record clubs citing consumer complaints about late selections and failed cancellations. It argues the abuses threaten a key sales model and warns campus protests may erode military recruiting while defending free dissent and national security.
George W. Jones of Winchester defends youthful engagement and criticizes older generations while urging citizens to listen to young people. He argues against higher education elitism, warns of political and environmental dangers, and calls for public integrity and faith in democracy.
A column argues against limiting the president's war powers citing nuclear age contingencies. It warns that restricting the commander in chief could delay necessary defense actions and jeopardize treaty commitments and U S security abroad. The piece links Cambodia policy to broader implications for Vietnam and future U S military action.
A HAL BOYLE column mocks human hope tied to inheritance as the ultimate refuge. It contrasts it with fitness, prudence, and social quirks, using humorous aphorisms about money, marriage, work, and everyday life.
A reflection on human hubris confronting natural disasters. The essay argues that after disasters we restore and console, then resume belief in mastery, until the next earthquake, hurricane, or flood exposes our limits and restarts the cycle.
The piece argues that administrators and faculty prefer discretion to cancel classes for the year while protest becomes integral to student life. It questions the effectiveness of quick student strikes against government and urges practical participation, noting many should complete their education.
John O. Marsh a Strasburg attorney in the 116th Infantry Virginia National Guard will speak at Memorial Day rites May 30 in National Cemetery. Homer E. Alberti named administrator of Winchester Memorial Hospital will address the crowd. Selective Service announces indefinite deferments for men 30 and older in useful work.
The piece criticizes world leaders for delaying action and pushes for immediate measures on science distribution and world peace. It questions brainwashing of citizens and argues that voting is a civic duty, warning that elected officials do not have unchecked power.
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