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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1971
Page
4
An editorial argues Halloween has become America’s biggest giveaway, likening modern trick or treating to commercialized Christmas. It traces origins from grim rites of ancient Celts and Egyptians to the harvest symbolism of pumpkins and Pomona, noting evolving customs and costumes.
The piece argues that officials in a centralized economy gain weight to their words as economic power concentrates. It notes how Treasury statements by Connally gain significance, reflecting how government power can turn observations into warnings and suggestions into threats.
James Kilpatrick reports on President Nixon naming Lewis F. Powell and William Rehnquist for the Supreme Court. Liberal longtime critic Emanuel Celler reacts, saying Powell’s conservatism limits fit, while the core issue remains presidential power to shape the law through court appointments.
Vice President Agnew’s private talks in Athens move Greece toward returning elections while avoiding coercive aid cuts. Nixon and Agnew stress representative government and NATO interests as Greek regime support centers on business, church, and army amid student protests and public cheer.
A Clarke County reader criticizes poster nails on trees and commends Barbara White for not using them. Frederick County Sheriff Lacy H. Anderson appeals for continued support and offers to mail the Anderson Gazette. A Frederick County taxpayer questions rising taxes and spending on school paper towels and related costs.
A reader quiz lists ten questions on WWII Bougainville geography U S hops Mount Borah Kerry Blue Vixen Aida hockey Costa Rica magnetism and ceramics with directions to page 2 for answers.
A meditation on complaint, urging restraint and perspective. It contrasts chronic grumbling with worthwhile critique and notes the toll of constant fault finding on relationships, governance, and daily life. It urges reducing complaint to reclaim calm and humane interaction.
Washington describes Eugene J. McCarthy returning to seek the Democratic nomination or potentially form a new party. The piece notes his national organizing push, possible primary runs, and the risk to Democratic rivals while boosting Republican prospects if he spoils the liberal vote. It discusses funding, youth support shifts, and questions of credibility with party regulars.
The notice warns that any deadline dealing in any way with the general election next Tuesday must be received by The Star no later than noon Friday. It emphasizes strict submission timing for all related materials and actions.
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