Atrocity and ideology in war’s brutal logic
The piece argues that atrocities occur on all sides in war, contrasting Allied and communist crimes. It cites Stalin, Mao, and Ho Chi Minh with millions killed, and notes oppressive tactics in Vietnam and potential mass death if Hanoi gains control. It appeals for peace with life for civilians and a just end to such violence.
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Vietnam
U.S
Stalin
Mao
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Risks of Affluence Ties Prosperity to Accident Rates
A safety official notes charts linking good times with higher accident rates. Prosperity raises automobile and home accident risks, and even auto registrations rise with prosperity. Some statisticians even connect this to Dow Jones trends, a notion officials should weigh against focus on traditional safety data.
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United States
American Party Platform Opens With a Prayer in Washington
The American Party’s platform contrasts with Democrats and Republicans, opening with a prayer and praising God as Creator and Ruler. It frames the average voter as concerned with basic problems rather than ideological labels, signaling a faith-driven appeal.
Era of Prosperity Ahead in U S Economy
A Washington overview reports steady domestic and foreign trade growth led by farm product deals with the Soviet Union. It notes rising GDP, inventory buildup, and expanding retail sales with inflation controls likely to stay. The piece examines election timing, tax reform talk, and expectations of investment, jobs, and broader prosperity into 1973 and beyond.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Congress
Citizens demand stronger police powers and better equipment
In a letter to the editor Mrs. Bertha Burcham argues Winchester needs stronger police protections and faster enforcement. She condemns recent bills funding new amenities while police ability lags, urging unity to push for better equipment, laws, and official action.
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War Memorial
Winchester
Soviet Government Expels U S Naval Attache Aboard Espionage Claim
The Star Files reports Cmdr. Raymond D. Smith assistant U S naval attache in Moscow was accused of espionage and ordered to leave the country immediately. Daniel A Colaw Stonewall School principal was elected president of the Stonewall District Ruritan Club succeeding Joseph Jolliffe. Dr Walter H Campbell Lions International third vice president is to be guest of honor as District 24 A meets tomorrow.
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Raymond D. Smith
U.S
Moscow
Daniel A. Colaw
Stonewall School
Stonewall
Ruritan Club
Joseph Jolliffe
Walter H. Campbell
Lions International
Governor Tuck Warns Virginians of Possible Tax Hikes
1947 report notes Governor Tuck warning of heavy state service costs and a risk of unbalanced budget. He cautions that Virginians may face new or higher taxes as state demands rise. Meatless Tuesdays and other rationing measures spark tepid reception in Winchester while aims focus on food export to Europe.
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Price Commission and Pay Board
Nixon
Gunfodder
Winchester
Tuck
Europe
Temptation Symbolized by the Serpent and Moral Armor
An exhortation on temptation likening it to a serpent in Genesis that beguiles Eve. It argues temptation hides in ambush and appears as light, promising much but leading to spiritual death. It urges refined moral discernment and trust in God to withstand the tempter with divine wisdom as armor.
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Tually
God of All
Thieu Becomes an American Frankenstein in Saigon Talks
Washington observes Thieu's grip on South Vietnam and his clash with North Vietnam and the United States. Haig and Kissinger seek ways to salvage a ceasefire while Thieu resists loss of power, risking U.S. aims and public opinion before the election.
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Alexander M. Haig
Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon
Nixon
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Thieu
Hanoi
Haig
Henry A. Kissinger
National Assembly
South Vietnam
U.S
Taiwan
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