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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1967
Page
4
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A Bonn premiere of Rolf Hochhut’s play depicting Churchill plotting Sikorski’s murder draws boos from critics while some shout "bravo." The article notes lack of evidence for the accusation and cites calls to suppress the work. Separately, ESSA scientists plan a two to three week survey of manganese nodules off the U.S. southeast coast to map the continental shelf resources.
Secretary of the Navy Knox stated he believed Japan had not deployed its main forces. The Whitacre Post of the Aircraft Warning Service has operated on a 24 hour basis since Pearl Harbor. Fresh Hitler pressure is exerted on Laval.
Fifty years ago in 1917 the Red Cross work is advanced as a major Liberty Loan rally is planned at City Hall. Reports say the German emperor would accept Turkish hospitality only after believing Pan-German loyalty was doubted.
A daily meditation warns that power hungry leaders repeatedly seek control, citing Hitler and historical tyrannies. It argues that mass violence and extermination arise from domination desires, and that civilization's safety lies in resisting domination and protecting freedoms.
A defense of collective western unity to deter Soviet and Chinese expansion. The piece argues the Vietnam war cannot be resolved by alone actions, stressing that Red China and the Soviet Union are core adversaries and urging broader alliance participation.
AP report notes rising American prosperity as over a quarter of families own two or more cars, up about 9 percent since 1960. The column mixes quirky facts, quotes, and tips, including statistics on plane accidents, IQ, arthritis, and common household hints.
Quick Quiz asks how a bird heart differs from a human heart with a right turning aortic arch. It lists border states four in number Texas New Mexico Arizona and California. Astrobiology is defined as studying organisms on celestial bodies beyond Earth. Columbia University first named Kings College by royal charter in 1754. Eisenhower and Nixon are noted as the only Republican ticket elected twice.
William S. White argues Indonesia severed ties with China, boosting anti Communist policy in Asia. He credits U.S. persistence through three administrations and Viet Nam resistance, condemns peaceniks for dismissing the strand of global balance and attacks Dean Rusk as using yellow peril rhetoric in defense of policy.
Shingles caused by the chicken pox virus has an acute stage lasting 10 days to five weeks. Zinc oxide or antibiotic ointment can aid comfort, with pain relief aiding later recovery. chronic neuritis may persist for years and surgery or nerve injection with boiling water is sometimes proposed.
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