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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1966
Page
4
The item presents the Winchester Evening Star masthead with editors and contact numbers, noting its long history and circulation base. It lists News Editor Eugene P. Miller, General Manager Jack F. Davis, and Managing Editor Douglas B. O'Connell, plus postal and subscription details.
The piece argues antitrust laws and government actions spark dispute as agencies like the FTC impose restraints on firms. It cites Ebicott Johnson Beatrice Foods Korvette Spartans and broader concerns over government decisions intruding on management, plus remarks on Indonesia's UN return and the use of aid.
Reports show fifteen miners entombed after a Kentucky explosion while sixteen were rescued and 29 others were reported safe. The incident prompted emergency response and ongoing recovery efforts.
Earl L. Douglas profiles John Ruskin and his Guild of St George. Ruskin's aim to fuse duty and privilege shaped his social reform efforts though the movement never gained traction. He warned life without industry is guilt and industry without art is brutality urging diligent work and obedience to good laws.
The 89th Congress exposes an American system where the President often governs without a clear majority. Despite a two thirds Senate and House margin for the Democrats in 1964, party desertions and Republican aid shaped outcomes on civil rights and labor measures. The piece argues only a parliamentary setup allows direct accountability, noting repeated cross party votes and unresolved responsibility for policy success or failure.
Henry J. Taylor argues the Great Society worsens farmer conditions. He cites Frank Le Roux and Secretary Freeman, notes rising subsidies and surpluses, and claims inflation is shifted to farmers while their real take-home pay falls. He calls the policy the Great death by own action for the American farmer.
Australian actor Rod Taylor, 36, reflects on luck, hard work, and his rise from Australia to Hollywood. He cites Clark Gable, Humphrey Bogart, and Spencer Tracy as heroes, calls himself a producer and actor, and says he fears death while loving life and the craft of entertaining audiences.
A fragment urges teaching children to respect elders to foster self respect in later life. It also notes that adept cocktail party hosts excel in engaging small talk, highlighting social finesse.
An August 1965 report from Quebec describes a new heart disease affecting 48 men, 20 of whom died. All victims drank three to six quarts of beer daily for at least five years. The outbreak ended in May, with cases later appearing in Omaha and Minneapolis. The disease presents with shortness of breath, rapid pulse, tissue waterlogging, and a bluish cast from low blood oxygen, leading to rapid heart impairment and organ damage at autopsy.
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