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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1966
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists subscription rates and contact details for readers and advertising inquiries. Rates, delivery options, and regional delivery specifics are outlined for Winchester and surrounding areas.
The piece argues the term commencement misleads as an end and urges viewing education as ongoing lifelong learning. It stresses graduates will pursue advanced degrees, refresher courses, and informal study to navigate technology, leisure, and a complex world, preferring blast-off as a truer image.
The passage argues American women and their husbands will reject fully automated shopping, preferring to see and select goods in person. It claims women are bargain hunters who dislike staying home watching stores, and predicts shopping habits will resist automation for a long time.
The piece traces the nickel's value from its early spending power to 1938 when the Jefferson nickel appeared and demand declined. It notes that a nickel once bought many items, then a few, and now mainly serves as companion to a dime or as change for a quarter.
The report notes Nazi Sky Troops capturing Canea and resuming strikes in the North Africa theater of the Suez Drive. Lt. William B. Clagett assumes command of Headquarters Company at Fort Meade Maryland, with Capt. Graham Dougherty joining the Brigade staff.
Thomas Dinges, an employee on the P. P. Long farm at Luray, was killed by lightning while plowing. The two horses he was using were also killed. French forces penetrated German lines in Cumieres taking part of the village on the Meuse left bank.
A devotional urges readers to sow minds with good will, purity, and honest purpose. It argues thoughts determine spiritual life, urges constant, practical effort to refresh the imagination, and to keep corruption at bay through discipline and faith.
The piece notes the strongest Anglo American closeness since Roosevelt Churchill as Johnson and Wilson coordinate on Vietnam and Rhodesia amid domestic liberal opposition. It stresses mutual support on Southeast Asia and Africa while warning that internal party factions and partisan pressure could undermine steady policy.
New York AP report notes executives use facial masks eye pads and time saving cosmetics to appear alert and youthful for meetings. Vendors say 156 firms sell men’s grooming products with 303 fragrance options and a rise in masculine beauty routines amid business and romance rivalries.
A Star letters writer pleads for police to curb late night hoodlum activity by children ages six to fourteen. He demands curfew and accountability from parents and calls for officers to detain youths until guardians retrieve them, warning of ongoing disruption to working people.
A compact satirical column notes how anyone with a pencil and pad can pose as an income tax expert. It jokes about fashion for women, a zoo worker’s candy preference, a vanity line about last words, reckless driving, and the arrival of spring ending winter attire.
A dental column advises denture wearers to practice speaking reading aloud after dental work. It explains how artificial teeth affect tone and enunciation, offers tips on adjusting to new teeth, and notes fixes for common issues like biting and long teeth.
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