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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1967
Page
4
In 1929 the stock market crash ruined many as tips and rumors drive buying. Rutgers Law School Dean Willard Heckel hints at compulsory premarital counseling to delay marriages, arguing cautious planning supports stable unions, though critics doubt counselors’ judgment.
The article notes a gap in monthly BLS reports which tally unemployed workers but not available jobs. It explains why vacancies may diverge from three million unemployed and suggests adding vacancy data could signal labor market tightness and augment the Occupational Outlook Handbook.
Hugh Downs headlines a cheeky tale of hair restoration using scalp grafts described humorously as lawn sodding. He had skin moved from the back of his head to the front and now enjoys a lush growth, prompting a wry note about needing a lawnmower next.
The Red Army fought its way forward from newly established positions on the Kharkov front. A Winchester tourist and business suffer severely from drastic gas rationing impacts.
Fifty years ago in 1917 a ivy plant from Mount Vernon was sent to Fort Loudoun Seminary by Mrs. R. D. Johnston vice regent from Alabama of the Mount Vernon Association.
The meditation surveys Amos the shepherd prophet, noting his literary quality and direct divine message against injustice. It highlights Amos’s denouncement of empty worship and the call for justice, with a warning that the rich will face judgment for oppressing the poor.
HAL BOYLE lists simple pleasures that sustain life from family meals to quiet nature moments. The piece shifts to a critique of civil rights enforcement, noting state desegregation efforts and federal guidelines, questioning executive agencies and the scope of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and potential legal remedies.
Doctor explains causes of excessive underarm and groin sweating and notes environmental factors, heredity, and self consciousness. Desperate measures include X-ray treatment or nerve/surgical options, though not commonly chosen.
The House approved amendments to the Education Bill criticizing Office of Education guidelines used to withhold federal funds from districts failing to meet desegregation targets. The measures require nationwide abolition of those practices and mandate public hearings before any loss of funds.
Henry J. Taylor argues New Orleans DA Jim Garrison advances claims tied to the Warren Commission findings. He notes Oswald acted alone per the 26 volume 10.4 million word commission, while Garrison links diary clues and Bay of Pigs ties to Shaw Ruby and possible conspirators in Cuba.
The city name Gotham traces to a legendary English village cited by Washington Irving for its fools. On April 9, 1963 Congress granted Sir Winston Churchill honorary U S citizenship.
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