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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1968
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star lists subscription and rate details including city and motor carrier prices and mail rates for in state and out of state readers. It provides contact numbers for news and advertising and notes staff leadership.
Western Europe rides the car wave with rapid growth in vehicles from Italy to Britain. Madrid and Copenhagen repurpose historic spaces for parking and underground garages while cities like Paris restrict downtown car traffic and push subways and elevated lines to ease congestion.
The American Newspaper Publishers Assn and the Washington Web Star sue to halt EEO guidelines that would ban sex labeled help wanted columns in newspapers. The rule would require each ad to note if sex is a bona fide job qualification and may raise recruitment costs and awaiting clarifications. The case signals the ongoing debate over sex based ad labeling.
LT Earl L. Beaver, son of Mrs Julia P. Beaver, named instructor of cadets in single and twin engine instrument flying at Stewart Field West Point N Y. County Board of Health asks school board to postpone opening due to influenza but warns no epidemic at hospital. Empire Theatre closed until further notice.
Earl L Douglas reflects on the legacy of Dr. Alexander McLaren a famed preacher of his era. The piece recalls McLaren's fierce presence on stage his habit of wearing outdoor boots to stay connected to toil and action and his insistence that words carry real life.
Nixon and his team push a victory mood as he tours Los Angeles suburbs and Santa Monica rallies. He hails large audiences while avoiding concrete policy detail, urging get out the vote and portraying momentum toward a potential landslide by November 5.
Medical Q and A outlines purpura as red spots under skin arising from local injury capillary damage infections or blood diseases. It covers noninfectious risk factors vitamin therapy for pernicious anemia or scurvy, Henoch Schönlein and Schoenlein purpura, low platelet implications and thrombocytopenic purpura, plus a brief scoring quiz for memory.
HAL BOYLE surveys trivia on height earnings food for thought and curiosity. He notes tall graduates earn higher starting salaries but gains taper beyond six feet two. The piece mingles facts on decibels births lightning seas and aviation history with Quotable Notables and oddities.
The World Almanac notes barbecue began with roasting whole ox or hogs over glowing embers, a method first used by cavemen. The term derives from a French phrase meaning from barbe to queue, describing spitting from whiskers to tail.
Henry J. Taylor laments the Great Society bureaucracy costing the public about 28 billion dollars annually in paper work and misused funds. He cites 360,000 forms, 15 million copies, 2,600 computers, and wasteful defense spending as proof of the system’s inefficiency.
A reflection on John 15 12 loving one another as a commandment. It asserts love cannot be forced or coaxed and arrives as an unasked grace from Heaven per Pearl Buck.
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