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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1972
Page
3
A married couple, both college graduates with a 3-year-old, seeks guidance as the husband avoids diaper changes, shopping with the child, and playtime. The columnist urges counseling and patient involvement toPrevent harm to the marriage and child.
Highlights include Kennedy signing the nuclear test ban treaty in 1963 with the United States Britain and the Soviet Union. Other notes mark events from 1765 1898 1908 1935 1940 1950 and 1972 plus birthdays for June Allyson and Leroi Jones.
An organizational meeting to discuss a proposed Winchester youth center will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. in Kiwanis Shelter No. 1 at Winchester Recreation Park. Adults and youth interested in establishing the center are urged to attend and receive committee reports on buildings rules regulations and programming.
New York AP profile of Jim Brown outlines his shift from football star to actor in Slaughter. The piece notes his steady training, reflects on his views of athletes and movie stars, and describes Brown’s approach to acting and writing. Interracial nude scenes are mentioned with Brown commenting they lack past impact.
Dr Jerome Jaffe, head of the drug abuse prevention office, told a House subcommittee that estimates place heroin addicts in the United States between 500 000 and 600 000. He noted earlier figures were low due to estimation methods and that growth has slowed since 1969 with 1972 new addicts possibly fewer than 1971.
The first peacetime draft law in the United States becomes effective in 1940, marking a major shift in military policy as the nation prepares for broader national service.
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