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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1966
Page
4
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A retrospective recounts the Munich Crisis, Chamberlain and Hitler at the 1938 conference, the capitulation of Czechoslovakia, and the illusion of peace in our time. It contrasts Chamberlain's naivety with Hitler's ruthless aims and warns tyranny endures.
Youth scientists and teens critique U S high schools as too easy with too many electives and heavy activities. They urge longer class days, more math science and foreign languages, stricter grading and tougher college entrance standards.
The Budget Bureau, under White House orders, froze many federal payroll jobs at July levels except in Defense, Selective Service, and Post Office. If kept, the measure could save about a quarter of a billion dollars by not adding 30 000 to 40 000 workers, easing the employment squeeze.
Moscow radio reports heavy losses inflicted on German invaders on the southwestern front. Snow falls in the border region as waterlogged advance gains are described. Walter P. Massey of Merrimans Lane has completed Officers Training and is commissioned a second lieutenant in Infantry. Virginia's prohibition law goes into effect November 1 making the state dry. Woodstock begins a new Chapine Sacks plant. The dairy operation previously pays about $11,000 monthly for milk shipped from Melrose to Vaucluse and by wagon totals.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on vast life inequalities from birth, health, and opportunity to riches and poverty. He cites the Bible to affirm all people are children of God and brothers under divine providence, urging hope and trust in divine care despite disparities.
Henry J. Taylor argues McNamara’s reliance on 20 Saigon computers worsens the Viet Nam conflict by delaying a unified field command. He notes Airmobile units airlift artillery, and McNamara’s office dispatches forces remotely, while guerrilla tactics keep the initiative with the enemy. The piece contends a single overall commander is essential to win.
On October 1 1966 several historic events are noted. Irving Berlin received the Medal of Merit for This is the Army. James Lawrence was born in 1781 and died wielding the Chesapeake battle cry Dont give up the ship. The first Model T Ford appeared in 1908. War criminals verdicts in 1946 included Hermann Goering. Konrad Adenauer urged European unity in 1956. Roger Maris hit his 61st homer in 1961. In 1965 Dean Rusk and Andrei Gromyko concluded talks without new agreements.
Dear Dr Lawrence explains a burning tongue sensation may stem from Costen's Syndrome or hinge jaw dysfunction caused by tooth loss or bite misalignment. Treatments include correcting the bite, soft diet, hot compresses, and aspirin for pain. systemic causes like anemia or vitamin deficiencies are considered in testing.
A quiz scoring guide assigns daily results from 9 to 10 correct as Memory Genius down to 4 for Good. It includes ten sample questions about Ethan Allen, baseball, Monroe, Gold Coast, Cleopatra, Bunker Hill, a patriot, White House grounds, Alice in Wonderland, and asbestos.
Secretary of Labor Wil lard Wirtz argued that inflation is a possibility rather than here, prompting questions about administration and union spokesmanship. The piece contrasts his view with rising living costs, budget deficits, and calls for tax increases as economists warn of a growing economic crisis tied to Viet Nam and wage pressures.
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