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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1966
Page
4
Publication header lists editors Eugene P. Miller and Douglas B. O Connell with post office details in Winchester Virginia. Rates shown include 2.25 for sub 1 year and 13.00 for annual, with national representation Gallagher Delisser Inc in New York.
University of Wisconsin economist Burton A Weisbrod reviewed federal training programs and challenged the assumption they reduce unemployment Linking training graduates to displaced workers and uncertain pay gains he urged reevaluating spending while noting government changes may follow. Nov 30 marks Mark Twain birthdate and enduring literary influence of Samuel Clemens in American culture.
An editorial questions federal Youth policy proposals led by Secretary Wirtz. It argues current unemployment statistics mislead, warns against regimentation of all youths, and advocates targeted approaches with tax incentives and work-study, stressing parental and local role.
SEVENTY-ONE pairs of glasses were presented to the superintendent of Handley the nurse at Handley and the principal of John Kerr at a Lions Club meeting. They are the first of many sets prescribed for Winchester and Frederick County pupils during the Clinics conducted under the club’s auspices.
A retired preacher reflects on a brutal murder near a subway, noting bystanders hid behind indifference. He argues communal responsibility spans political, intellectual, moral, and spiritual realms and questions where we are strong enough to act.
HAL BOYLE teases Christmas double talk with playful jibes about Santa Claus and the season. He lampshades familiar phrases, poking fun at gift gaffes, high prices, and holiday anxieties with tongue in cheek quips and satirical lines.
The Kennedy for President effort shows rifts over timing with Sorensen warning against running Kennedy in 1968. He urges unity between reformers and old‑line Johnson supporters, arguing the party could be defeated regardless of nominee if extremists persist.
Medical advice covers ruptured eardrums from injury infection and loud noise. Healing is typically complete with drainage and careful ear care. large openings may require surgery but hearing is not restored. Fungus ear infections respond to specific topical solutions chosen by the doctor. Night leg cramps have multiple causes and treatments.
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