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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1967
Page
4
Winchester newspaper details circulation figures and contact information including telephones 667 3211 for News and 667 3200 for Advertising. It lists key staff: Jack F. Davis executive editor Eugene P. Miller news editor Robert F. Rose business manager and Douglas B. O Connell managing editor.
The article surveys rising use of electronic tools in policing, led by NCIC the FBI’s crime information center, and adds voice print analysis, sniffers for odors, neutron activation tracing, heat cameras and other devices. It notes rapid adoption of tech from space and military fields to identify suspects, collect evidence, and deter crime.
The 630 MPs crowd 68 rooms prompting a House committee to propose a new wing between Big Ben and Westminster Hall. The plan risks opposition for altering the Parliament view, while the Lords may gain from any delay as cramped Commons eye peers’ space.
A Polish daily cites a theory that trading with the Communists could ease hostility toward the West. It notes an odd claim that Anglo-Saxon sexuality boosts mistletoe exports as English speakers kiss under the sprig at Christmas, implying attitudes may outpace trade.
The Star Files notes a Japanese destroyer sunk and a destroyer and cruiser damaged as dive and torpedo planes attacked enemy ships backing Guadalcanal landings. Allied airmen claimed 20 Axis planes shot down or damaged with ground losses and near hits on Bengali shipping while Egyptian front actions were also reported.
The piece argues history shows no ruler can command the world and cites Napoleon’s legacy. It contrasts Napoleon's view of eternal reign with Christ and ends noting Napoleon recognized the difference between reality and delusion. The meditation emphasizes humility before divine sovereignty.
Washington argues over funding for the war on poverty as Congress approves 2.26 billion for next year while adding 198 million at Kennedy influence. The piece praises the Job Corps as a practical path for unemployable youths, including many African Americans, and warns against killing the program through overreach or partisan pressure.
Star soprano Eileen Farrell enjoys cooking at her Maine retreat for husband and two children. She will perform about 30 concerts from October to June, aiming to protect her voice with a lighter schedule and selective roles. Farrell warns young pop singers to guard their vocal health and emphasizes hard work beyond any breakthrough.
A humorous column reflecting on nostalgia for neon signs and old safety debates. A wry note on padded dashboards and highway safety, plus a quip about Hawaii travelers and Brussels sprouts.
The piece argues an unprecedented rift between President and Congress despite party majorities, centered on a 10 percent surcharge tax and spending cuts. It compares U S practice to Britain and Canada, notes calls for administrative reforms, and cautions about fiscal mismanagement and looming economic impact.
Wayne Brandstadt M D answers readers on numbness from nerve injury or anemia and explains that B12 helps pernicious anemia. He notes radial and median nerve causes for finger numbness, plus possible vascular disease. He covers nasal polyps, colon and rectal polyps, Baker's cysts and bursitis with treatment options and when surgery is needed.
A short quiz feature outlines scoring by daily results over ten days from 9 to 10 correct answers classed as Memory Genius and other levels. It poses ten trivia questions on sulfur world share, Lake Erie states, carbohydrates, Truman Stalin talks, subject verb agreement, Med island largest, Persia name, Oberammergau, Sage of Emporia editor, and a grammar correction.
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