Canada Moves Toward Recognizing Red China and UN Admission
William S. White argues Trudeau's decision to establish full diplomatic ties with Communist China signals the start of Western shifts toward Peking. He warns Canada’s stance weakens America’s UN leadership, notes wheat sales to China, and predicts waning Western support if China gains UN entry.
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Canada
China
United States
United Nations
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Pierre Trudeau
Trudeau
NATO
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Vietnam
Sweden
Brazil
Morea
U.N
Manhattan
Robison Supporters Urged as 7th District Votes Approaching
Letters praise Senator Robinson and urge vigilance against complacency in the 7th District race. The editor argues President Nixon needs Robinson in Congress to advance war ending, inflation control, and national safety amid a broad Republican platform.
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Congress
Robinson
Old Dominion
Nixon
Vietnam
Washington
J. Kenneth Robinson
7Th District
Rumor Control and the Dangers of Unverified Reports
The Star cautions about rumors circulating in Winchester saying official authorities have no complaint on the stories. Police leaders stress the need for verifiable facts, urging readers not to repeat unproven claims and to verify sources before sharing.
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Winchester
Star
Warren Rudolph
F.L. Woolf
Frederick County
Lacy Anderson
Clarke T Cooper Jr named chairman of Evans Home board
Clarke T. Cooper Jr was named chairman of the official board of the Henry and William Evans Home succeeding Garland R Quarles who became vice chairman. Jack Wilson Fretwell Jr elected to Pi Mu Epsilon at the University of Richmond. The Winchester Migratory Inter Denominational Chapel dedicated at the Labor Camp with Rev J A Carter pastor. Miss Rose Ellen Ramsburg married Sergeant Harry William Butler Jr at First Baptist Berryville. Mrs Ray Garrabrandt to speak at Braddock Street Methodist Forum on Girl Scout training. Corporal Willard P Gibson stationed in France after transfer from Germany with the 3rd Army.
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Clarke T. Cooper, Jr
Henry and William Evans Home
Garland R. Quarles
Jack Wilson Fretwell, Jr
Pi Mu Epsilon
University of Richmond
Winchester
J.A. Carter
Rose Ellen Ramsburg
Harry William Butler, Jr
First Baptist Church
Berryville
Ray Garrabrandt
Family Church
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Cpl
Willard P. Gibson
France
Germany
3Rd Army
Lift Up Your Eyes to Big Things for Troubled Minds
A reader cites a psychiatrist who advises focusing on grand sights like Niagara Falls and the Great Pyramid to counter small worries. John Bunyan’s reflections warn against fixation on minor losses and pleasures, urging pursuit of the majestic to restore life’s relish.
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Niagara Falls
Great Pyramid
Alps
John Bunyan
Check Up on Your Mind as Well as Your Car
HAL BOYLE offers a humorous self quiz to gauge mental state alongside car condition. Answer a series of questions about neighbors, politics, manners, marriage, fashion, and aging to reveal levels of euphoria or paranoia.
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New York
Balmier
Belfrey
Wall Street Journal survey finds rising interest in ballroom dance
A WSJ survey shows renewed interest in dance instruction in several cities with many new students in their early twenties. They seek classic foxtrot, waltz and tango while their generation favors modern gestures and moves, making partner dancing a new skill to learn.
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Wall Street Journal
Sugar's Calories May Limit Intake for Vascular Health
In a reader exchange, Dr. Lawrence E. Lamb notes that artery disease results from many factors including diet, exercise, and habits. He cautionaryly weighs sugar's role, pointing out high calorie intake can hinder weight control, while emphasizing saturated fats, cholesterol, activity, and individual risk.
How's Your I Q A Quick Mental Quiz
A short page presents a 10 day IQ style quiz with scoring bands from Memory Genius to Good. It lists ten sample questions including holidays tied to lunar cycles, common ailments, the Blue Angels unit, Eskimo leather prep, Esperanto, Babylon’s location, three mountain ranges, the North Sea, Longfellow's forest poem, and Everest's range.
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Blue Angels
L.L. Zamenhof
Babylon
England
H.W. Longfellow
Mt. Everest
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the Elks
Hal Boyle
Fiji
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