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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1967
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star dated Tuesday October 24 1967 lists subscription prices for city carrier and mail service in Virginia and nearby areas. It identifies staff including Jack F Davis executive editor and Douglas B O Connell managing editor, with advertising and business contacts.
Winchester hosts the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce directors for a two day stay with a quarterly meeting tomorrow and Thursday. The visit includes the 50th anniversary dinner of the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce, hosted by executives and their wives.
A restaurant scene shows two parents and two children guzzling sugar from envelopes with no objection from the adults. The piece warns that excess sugar mirrors excessive indulgence, risking dental issues, digestion problems, and even behavioral trouble in teens. It urges balanced sweetness and cautions against permissive, unlimited consumption.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey becomes field chief of a Democratic counterattack on antiwar factions. Task Force Humphrey, always on the move, targets Mississippi as he continues a bruising barnstorming schedule. His war stance in Vietnam has alienated some allies but earned new support among moderate and conservative Democrats, especially in the South and West.
A mixed item combines a quiz list with a political profile of Hubert Humphrey. It notes his aggressive public outreach on Vietnam, highlighting appearances before diverse groups and urging a forceful stance against communism, aiming to rally national support.
A Winchester Evening Star letter from a Washington, D C reader objects to a proposed garbage dump near route 522 734, citing odor and impact on a cherished Siler area property. The writer asks the newspaper to support area residents and preserve outdoor beauty for families and children.
Senator Stuart Symington urges a pause in fighting to test enemy moves while Senator Wallace Bennett calls for a grim appraisal of the conflict as a proxy World War III. Bennett warns premature withdrawal would threaten free nations and risk a broader, more deadly war.
The doctor explains several possible causes for cracked thumbs and advises seeing a physician to identify the root cause. If ointments fail, cover with an adhesive bandage and pursue medical evaluation to address contributing factors such as skin thickness, exposures, aging, or diet deficiencies.
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