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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1966
Page
4
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Scientific voices warn noise pollution rivals air and water in impact as jet travel and daily devices raise decibels. Dr. John D. Dougherty urges personal action to limit exposure and influence policy while citing examples from blenders to subway trains and airports.
A Navy plane near Washington dropped defense secrets last August. An orange pod was found by a squirrel hunter after a large search failed, with 100 Marines and 45 Navy personnel involved. The Pentagon ended the quest and offered a $100 reward awaiting squirrel season.
Admiral Richard E. Byrd told the Lions Club that national unity is the only answer to the crisis. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt announced no formal White House parties this winter due to serious conditions and the President being very busy. Dr Hugh McCulloch of St Louis announced his marriage to Miss Mary Meredith Marshall on Oct 26 in Winchester. German aeroplanes were shot down on the Somme Front and Italian troops crossed into Greece from Albania.
The meditation reflects on Jesus saying rewards come to those who forsake worldly ties for his name and notes earthly rank may contradict heavenly standing. It urges readers to pursue eternal rewards over earthly status and to avoid disappointment when judging their own eternal place.
Henry J. Taylor argues Defense Secretary Robert McNamara misled the nation about Viet Nam. He cites past claims of victory and cost figures, warning of hidden costs and a misleading plan to escalate post election. The piece condemns Johnson for trusting the budget and questions public belief.
A witty column notes that giving up cigarettes may harm listeners more than smokers. It warns that higher taxes could cut net pay via withholding. The piece jokes that a few jerks cannot drive the modern dances.
Veteran male smokers oppose the trend while industry sources note growing female interest in cigars especially among career women. Public female cigar smokers remain rare though some wives join after dinner.
A broad informal poll reveals strong male resistance to women smoking cigars. Respondents describe women smokers with demeaning stereotypes and mockery, claiming cigars are for men and suggesting women should not partake.
Observers note half of U S adults cannot name their congressman and will likely vote against the party in power. The piece cites historic patterns of protest voting, inflation concerns, and calls for greater unity between the presidency and Congress to reflect the people’s will. It highlights protests by housewives over prices and possible supermarket boycotts.
Doctor answers reader questions on primary tuberculous scars seen on X rays, streptomycin use with other drugs, bronchiectasis versus tuberculosis, positive tuberculin tests in children, and hospital versus home care. He notes a healed primary focus does not guarantee lifelong immunity and stresses healthy living to resist future infection.
A quiz brief outlines 10 daily questions testing memory and knowledge. It includes queries about Enrico with surname, Columbus aid, war quote author, Klondike gold rush, Madeira sovereignty, grammar correction, Sigma Chi song hair color, Shanghai control, Hawaii versus Philippines, and a large statue in the New York area.
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