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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1966
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists editors Eugene P. Miller and Douglas B. O Connell with business line numbers. It includes mail rates and a New York City address for Ratliff representative services.
A president and governors discuss inflation and federal outlays. They note not all spending rises stem from the Viet Nam era and blame Congress for overfunding, urging reductions with political courage and efficiency improvements.
Excerpts from Pageant magazine’s education issue discuss the rising danger of school bus travel. The article cites 32 000 accidents in 1965, analyzes causes from driver errors to faulty equipment, and calls for higher driver standards and better training and pay.
Henry J. Taylor argues that the United States bears about 7 265 per year per taxpayer to maintain 325 000 of NATO's armed forces in Europe and questions whether Germany's postwar aid and military posture justify ongoing American troop levels amid trade unions and political pressures. The piece calls for a staged troop withdrawal to restore respect in diplomacy.
Pediatric guidance from Wayne Brandstadt M D urges introducing small frustrations early to teach patience and self-control. Spanking is discouraged. kindness must prevail even when a child resists. Advice includes Halloween safety and managing household toys and tools to prevent vandalism and ensure safe play.
A brief puzzle feature outlines an IQ test style program with a ten day schedule and daily scoring levels from memory genius to good. It lists sample questions about geography music animals leaves of clovers animal diets and plural forms, inviting readers to turn to page two for answers.
The article argues that fears of communist plots drive inflation concerns while noting wage-price spirals arise from monetary supply and scarcity. It recalls wartime controls, postwar revocation, and the conservative critique of government intervention versus liberal support for controls.
Britons complain of a brawn drain as American bricklayers take Illinois jobs offering 170 to 200 dollars for a 40 hour week. The columnist imagines Sir Winston Churchill, proud of American roots, enlisting to lay bricks.
The STAR Files reports the engagement of Miss Jane Jol liffe to Ralph Manuel. A Berlin rumor says Tula Moscow region was captured by Germans, denied by officials. German forces widen a central Russia break, British and Canadian ships patrol Atlantic, Greek cabinet formed to appease Allies.
The piece argues that a nation’s quality hinges on its schools and that modern countries prioritize education. It decries low regard for schooling in the United States, notes underpaid teachers, and warns that teachers leave the profession for better pay. It concludes that investing in youth education yields high dividends.
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