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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1967
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star markets its circulation with rates for city carriers and mail options. The ad lists weekly and monthly prices, both in state and out of state zones, for one week, one month, six months, and one year. It provides contact details for rate information and indicates editions delivered daily except Sundays.
The Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel project faces potential default as toll revenue fails to cover interest on 100 million bonds. A proposed solution would merge all toll roads under one agency to pool revenue, with alternative options including refinancing by the General Assembly or state funding until revenues rise.
The Star Files notes preparations for a large forces buildup as 7,500,000 men are sought next year. It reports another Japanese cruiser sunk with four more enemy ships sent down in the Pacific. Germany’s Riga front offensive against Russia ends due to pressure in west Flanders. A Red Cross chapter meeting is organized in Stephens City.
The meditation argues that seasonal death is natural and temporary. It compares autumn’s fading landscape to faith in renewal, noting that life returns every spring and that belief sustains understanding beyond proof.
Washington columnist details argue Arthur Schlesinger Jr and Richard Goodwin oppose Vietnam policy and spin a myth of influence. The piece questions their claims, cites past roles with Kennedy and Johnson, and warns it could damage Robert F Kennedy's 1968 bid.
Niagara Falls reader asks about at home remedies for periodontal disease and whitening toothpastes. Dr Lawrence explains home remedies cannot cure periodontal disease and urges Medicaid options for dental care, then warns about misleading whitening claims and notes thorough brushing matters.
Quiz style brain teaser asking ten questions on politics ships clothing currency and animals. Includes inquiries about Neville Chamberlain’s successor shamrocks leaflets January holidays mutton chops taffrail feathery color cowardice cashmere ro bebit supreme being and January birthstone.
In Kansas City area suburbs garage sales bloom on Thursday and Friday with women buying and selling a wide range of items from baby clothes to furniture. Ads and street signs announce sales while owners treat the event like a store with little bargaining and strong appeal to treasure hunters.
US analyst argues Moscow approves a 1968 defense budget of 50 billion dollars well below US spending but aimed at arming against perceived threats. It claims funds support North Vietnam and anti aircraft arms for Middle East allies, highlighting global peace paralysis and US congressional doubt.
The World Almanac states the anaconda grows to about 20 feet, the largest snake in the western hemisphere. Legends surround the creature, and while many fear it, no authenticated report confirms it has killed a human.
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