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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1971
Page
4
Editorial recalls Cardinal Mindszenty’s 23 year stand against oppression in Hungary. After imprisonment, trial, and asylum in Budapest, he resigns to exile at almost 80, calling freedom his great cross. The piece laments global indifference to Hungary and his cause.
At 67 Sally Rand tours campuses and outshows topless acts, proving the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair sensation remains a master of suggestion. She defends artistry against today’s nudity driven acts and keeps audiences in thrall without revealing excess flesh.
Democratic chair Lawrence O'Brien voices alarm over a possible George Wallace third party and a growing New Left black bloc at the Miami Beach convention. He urges a united nationwide Democratic Party to defeat Nixon, stressing area-wide compromises and a single nominee while wary of leftist moves and intra party tensions.
A Washington paper reports Chief Justice Warren Burger and his wife took a free flight on industrialist Bernard P. McDonough's plane after the Georgetown University law center dedication on Sept 17. Burger did not know McDonough’s Supreme Court case history. no wrongdoing alleged.
The essay argues devotion is a daily discipline, not a crisis response. It compares spiritual feeding to physical nourishment and warns that prayer, Bible reading, and church life must be regular to sustain growth and prevent the soul from languishing.
The article reports Senator Edward M. Kennedy privately planning a strategy with AFL CIO President George Meany to push a presidential bid while denying candidacy. It recalls 1968 tactics including draft efforts, late course changes, and labor delegations backing Humphrey, not Kennedy.
Elston Howard hit a fourth inning homer and Bill Skowron followed in the sixth to power the New York Yankees to a 2 0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds in the first game of the World Series.
Washington reports two secret stresses on President Nixon over Middle East policy. Internal administration restiveness grows as advisers fear campaign cash from Jewish voters, while Saudi Prince Fahd warns that continued Israeli control of Sinai threatens U S oil security and Cairo leverage.
In Washington President Nixon urges urgent labor reform to curb coast and potential East Coast dock strikes. He cites congressional hesitation due to labor influence and seeks equitable government intervention and faster mediation to protect the public and economy.
Edward Stainer lifted floorboards to find a 1000 foot deep shaft beneath his living room. The 200-year-old mine shaft was discovered in a UK home and prompts reflection on politicians examining underlying issues.
A quiz feature presents ten questions with varying difficulty and scoring based on daily answers. It includes prompts on classic expressions, history, and general knowledge, and asks about flags seas and notable events.
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