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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1970
Page
4
A reflective piece argues Memorial Day honors the fallen yet questions when the world will end deaths in wars. It notes World War I and II legacies, Vietnam and Mideast conflicts, superpower tensions, and calls for cooperation and rule of law to give credibility to Memorial Day observances.
Cambodian Prime Minister Lon Nol accused China of offering a secret deal before recognizing Sihanouk as head of a government in exile. He claimed the bargain included Cambodia remaining a sanctuary and supply route for the Viet Cong, urging broader disclosure of Beijing's Vietnam war role.
GERBEN SIERD ROOSJE, a Netherlands graduate student, will be guest speaker at the Kiwanis Club luncheon. Other notes include May Shenandoah Traffic Club speaker John Goodwin and medical staff election at Winchester Memorial Hospital. COMDR. JAMES A. MILLER returns on leave from Africa to Norfolk. Community Concert Assoc names 1945-46 artists Nino Martini, General Platoff and chorus, Patricia Travers, Marina Svetlova.
This meditation extols loyalty as essential to law, family, friends, religion, and patriotism. It contrasts trusted allegiance with treachery, citing Theodore Roosevelt on unreliable people and Benedict Arnold as a cautionary example. It links loyalty to happiness and moral character.
The writer supports President Nixon’s Cambodia strikes claiming they save lives and hasten Vietnamization, while criticizing SDS leaders Mark Rudd Ayers and Jones and Bettina Aptheker Kurzweiler for promoting revolutionary goals. He urges readers to pressure Virginia officials to withhold funds from institutions permitting student unrest and to deny federal aid to rioters.
The piece discusses New York Mayor John V. Lindsay as a potential 1972 Democratic nominee. It notes his critique of Nixon’s Vietnam pace, opposition to no knock policies, support for inflation controls, and past Agnew ties. A Gallup poll shows him trails Muskie Kennedy Humphrey, with speculation on a long sprint toward the nomination.
HAL BOYLE II suggests turning vacations into adventures with bold, quirky ideas from wine in a goatskin bag to leaping penguins and early Christmas shopping. He promotes stepping beyond routine to shake up life and take on new challenges, even if only for a memorable break.
Gastritis is aggravated by alcohol smoking coffee spicy and greasy foods. Individual sensitivities exist and may guide avoidance. Peptic ulcers arise from nervous tension rather than gastritis.
Quiz from a periodical presents ten daily questions and scoring bands Memory Genius for 9 or 10 correct Very Superior for 7 or 8 Excellent for 5 or 6 Good for 4. Page two provides the correct answers. Includes basic trivia items on baseball field surgeon Cocoanut Grove fire Bagdad Little Church Around the Corner and more.
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