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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1971

Page

4

Kostel Seen As Best Fit In Virginia Lieutenant Governor Race

An editorial urges support for George Kostel in Virginia's lieutenant governor contest, praising his stance on right to work, school quality, and restrained fiscal policy while warning against fast spending and heavy bus use aimed at racial balance. It contrasts Kostel with other candidates and notes broad concerns over inflation and central government power.

Virginia Washington Richmond George Kostel

Daily Meditation on Value of People and War Cost

The piece reflects on Horace Mann’s claim that helping even one boy is worth reform efforts and cautions against excesses in spending and war. It contrasts Mann’s ethic with Napoleon’s indifferent tally of casualties and urges considering war and public projects in terms of personal impact on loved ones and citizens.

Horace Mann United States Napoleon

Winchester newspaper masthead data

The record lists address 2N Kent St Winchester Virginia 22601 with establishment 1896 and staff members Jack F Davis general manager and executive editor Eugene P Miller news editor Douglas B O Connell managing editor.

Kent St Winchester Jack F. Davis Eugene P. Miller Douglas B. O'Connell

Letters Endorsement and Halloween Safety Notes

A Winchester reader endorses Alvin Johnson for public service and cites his traffic safety lectures in county and city schools. The letter also urges parents to be cautious about Halloween dangers, suggesting home celebrations with scary games and careful supervision for October 31st. A Dallas Morning News note on unidentified flying object sightings suggests pollution may obscure any future reports.

Alvin Johnson Alvin Frederick County the Star Winchester Evening Star Winchester Air Force United States Dallas Tex

Meany pushes retroactive pay demand amid Pay Board talks

AFL-CIO leader George Meany presses for immediate retroactive wage boosts held during the 90 day freeze ending Nov 13. He warns of trouble if contracts are not honored, while bargaining over deferred increases and new contracts promises to shape Phase Two wage policy.

Rowland Evans Robert Novak Washington Nixon George Meany Afl-Cio Meany Tripartite Pay Board Labor Management

Radioactive fallout backfire alarms USSR as N I C scientists report

Ten years ago in 1961 US Weather Bureau scientists warned the Soviet Union faced radioactive fallout from a massive nuclear test. The Winchester Retail Merchants Association reelected Robert L. Pizzano as president for a third term and set its Christmas schedule including the parade on Nov 25. Miss Virginia Black Yates married Richard Barton Cole Jr of San Francisco.

Soviet Union U.S. Weather Bureau Winchester Retail Merchants’ Association Robert L. Pizzano Virginia Black Yates James Black Yates Richard Barton Cole, Jr San Francisco Calif

Born on the Hill A Monstrosity By Kilpatrick

James Kilpatrick denounces the House vote to attach a comprehensive Child Development Act to the Economic Opportunity Act of 1971. He argues the bill seeks Sovietized youth policy, expands federal control, and threatens traditional American values, predicting it would end Middle America's support if signed.

James J. Kilpatrick Washington House John Brademas Indiana Senate Congress Office of Child Development Center For Child Development Child Development Research Council Bradomas Middle America Richard Nixon

Kosygin's Canadian visit prompts U S fears and optics

Washington weighs risks as Soviet Premier Aleksei Kosygin travels to Canada for talks seen as a bid to split North American ties. The piece argues Ottawa under Pierre Trudeau strains alliance with Washington amid Cold War tensions and warns of Soviet maneuvering near North American waters.

William S. White Washington Canada Aleksei Kosygin United States Kosygin Kremlin United States Central Intelligence Agency Pierre Trudeau

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