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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1968
Page
7
AP analysis notes rising wages and profits with only 3.5 percent unemployment, yet warns of a wage price spiral as productivity lags. It cites inflation eroding workers gains, looming budget pressures, and a deteriorating balance of payments raising questions about future growth.
Readers seek guidance on long term romance with a part time boyfriend and a violent husband. Abby advises the husband’s temper needs professional help, warns the child may not forget abuse, and defends postal workers while condemning humiliation as a motive to laugh.
Slimming trio fashions for paio parties and vacations via Printed Pattern 4720 for sizes 34 to 48. Provides tunic with side slit and dart shaping, slacks included, fabric yardage, and mail order details from Winchester Evening Star pattern department. Also promotes a Spring Summer catalog and sewing book with prices and a 50 cent catalog coupon.
The National Safety Council estimates 625 to 725 traffic deaths over the Memorial Day weekend with 27,000 to 32,000 disabling injuries. The period runs 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday, against a 608 death record set last year. President Howard Pyle urged preparation and defensive driving to reduce the toll.
Princeton University faces a shift from its old image as a Gentlemen’s campus as SDS led protests attract about 1,000 to Nassau Hall and 30 arrests near a defense lab. President Goheen notes rising student input while stressing limited radical change amid a more diverse, financially aided student body and increasing Negro enrollment.
Reports claim a plot to kill President Suharto and 19 aides at Merdeka Palace were foiled. Antara silent on the matter while Jakarta officials and observers question the claim and point to political maneuvering amid economic strain.
A federal judge in Richmond said he will award damages to Adeline H. Stevens in a 1.6 million suit accusing Abbott Proctor Paine of overtrading her account to earn commissions and acting without authorization. Judge Merhige will set the final amount after briefs from both sides on an equitable sum. The suit named broker Alfred S. Winston Jr. as accountable for the alleged overtrading.
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