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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1972
Page
3
NIH officials admit they cannot create a universal vaccine for the common cold citing too many viral strains. Dr. Dorland J. Davis notes that 113 cold viruses have been identified and perhaps 100 more remain to be found, making a single preventive vaccine unlikely.
The piece denounces the Pieta vandalism as barbaric and a blow to civilization. It notes fears for art security, the potential use of glass screens in museums, and questions whether masterful works can ever be fully restored to their former brilliance. It also reflects on Project Mohole, its ambitious aims, and the stubborn challenge of probing Earth's mantle versus space exploration.
By ROWLAND EVANS and ROBERT NOVAK By HENRY J. TAYLOR Nixon's stake in the stock market is analyzed as an election-year factor. The piece notes historical patterns: election years show average market gains, party outcomes affect gains, and June looms as a turning point, with nomination dates pivotal in 1972.
In the San Fernando Valley suburbs the McGovern campaign shows a surprising surge among 94 registered voters from varied incomes and professions. The group reveals a mixture of support and uncertainty, with many unaware of McGovern's broader policy positions while favoring his antiwar stance.
Star Files notes a buying surge pushing prices higher to erase a 1929-like plunge. George H. Garber, 33, plans a write‑in run for City Council first ward. Edward Shiley received a $25 bond from VFW Ladies Auxiliary essay contest. Nehru states India parties accept British plan for partition. Hunter Maddox named city recreational director for summer. Timber Hill apple orchards hit by hailstorm, likely losing half crop.
The tale recalls Peter the fisherman called by Jesus to follow and become a leader of early Christians. Despite early obscurity and hardship he rose to prominence and martyrdom, and two millennia later his name endures among millions. The message: Christ elevates humble individuals who trust and follow Him.
Congress faces a renewed partisan clash as Nixon seeks approval for a treaty and executive agreement on nuclear missiles. Sen. Jackson attacks the pact as giving the Soviets a four to one advantage while Sen. Cooper defends it as a step toward a peaceful world. Public opinion doubts Soviet superiority and critics warn of a missile gap in future defense budgets.
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