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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1967
Page
4
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A bipartisan effort aims to trim 7.5 to 10 billion from Johnson's Great Society and nondefense programs to curb rising spending. AEI data show nondefense costs surged 141 percent 1955–65, while defense rose 24 percent, prompting calls for a Hoover commission to study overlaps and set priorities.
The article notes the DMZ in Vietnam, named as a buffer in the 1954 Geneva agreement, remains a highly violent theater with heavy bombing and shelling despite its title. It highlights the contrast between the term demilitarized zone and the ongoing combat activity.
The Expo 67 show aims to surpass Paris Exposition of 1900, which drew 51 million visitors. The piece notes Paris predated computing and ponders whether Expo 67 can tie the century-old figure at the final moment.
The Star Files notes German troops forced marches and numeric Axis superiority in the push at Stalingrad while Soviet forces claim to hold the spearheads inside the city. Abram's Creek is said polluted again. The White Sox beat the Saints 7 to 2 in the World Series game two. Germans again show activity near Dvinsk with troops and artillery concentrate.
Massillon’s funeral oration proclaims God alone is great as France mourns Louis XIV. The sermon frames the monarch’s glory as dust and ashes and argues that recognizing divine sovereignty guides life and happiness.
The Communist Party in the United States promotes the Washington peace march planned for Oct. 21 22 with extensive mobilization in New York Detroit Madison and other cities. It cites embassy demonstrations abroad and urges large turnout to push for withdrawal from Vietnam amid political tensions at home.
Reader asks about thick saliva under dentures. Experts note thick saliva is common in older adults and may reflect saliva consistency and reduced flow. Denture fit affects buildup. imperfect border seal allows saliva and debris beneath. Adjusting the denture and stimulating saliva with hard candies can help.
A retro style quiz feature outlines scoring for a 100 question daily test over ten days. It lists grade bands Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good with sample questions on weddings Mother's Day oceans temperatures encephalography almonds song chess checkers fear and craps.
A column of assorted trivia notes snail speed at 23 inches per hour, IRS filing habits, office clutter, Soviet consumer costs, life insurance, mortgages, and quotes. It also recalls historic punishments for bakers, presidents named son, space satellites, and a quip about boots and accelerators.
The column mocks team spending and front office habits as a playful jab at the club’s management. It notes a missing staffer blamed for vacation gaps and questions the duties she does not perform.
William S. White argues that Senate doves in Vietnam are detached from reality, likening them to late 1930s isolationists. He critiques figures like Borah Cooper Fulbright and Kennedy era rhetoric, notes polling shifts, and contrasts war and peace promises with the Johnson administration's approach, urging a harsher view of the antiwar stance.
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