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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1966
Page
4
The copied OCR shows the newspaper masthead listing Jack F Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor and Douglas B O Connell as Managing Editor along with address details and subscription rates including yearly and six month options for in state and outside Virginia.
The piece reviews Congress NASA and the Johnson administration weighing the pace and cost of the U.S. space program before a lunar lead time. It notes potential shifts after the lunar phase toward Mars or other targets and the economic pressures shaping decisions.
The Red Army units counter-attacked along the central front toward Smolensk routing a German infantry regiment pushed from France ten days ago. Senator Byrd urged fundamental replanning and basic reorganization of the defense program amid lagging military production. The Confederate Monument Fund show, in Court House yard, was a success under Mrs. Bowly and Miss Oldham with performers including Miss Baker, Hugh Duffy, Miss Steck, and Miss Smith. Little Elsie May Sump tion wowed the crowd with songs and dances.
The piece argues ministers must balance social advocacy with personal salvation. It contends church influence remains tied to preaching individual sin and redemption, asserting social improvement follows better individuals rather than a solely social gospel.
Richmond report notes the South shows relatively stronger gains in population income factory jobs farm receipts and retail sales while President Johnson and his Congress perform better in the region. The piece highlights the South's decisive electoral and congressional power if its vote leans Democratic and cites high Negro support for the party in major northern cities.
The piece traces the Raglan overcoat name to Lord Raglan and notes his Crimea campaign and a Crimea era amputation earlier. It surveys 1964 election results, showing Democrats holding strong in cities, weaker in suburbs and rural areas, with Republicans limited to 33 of 100 Senate seats and 17 of 50 governors. It projects potential paths to Senate control and highlights regional shifts affecting party strength.
A VISTA worker in Kyle South Dakota appeals through The Star for a donated chain saw to help Oglala Sioux residents endure harsh winters. An $109 light, easy to use saw is being purchased for distribution with maintenance arranged. donations can be called in to Mrs. Eugene Shade after 5 PM.
Blanton Collier asserts the Browns will field a strong unit whether Jimmy Brown retires or not. He frames a peaceful China as central to Asia and urges discouragement of aggression and promotion of cooperation with the outside world. President Johnson discusses U.S.-China relations.
Wayne Brandstadt M D explains common Parkinsons features such as asymmetric onset affecting one leg or hand, possible head tremor, and temporary control with effort. Inheritance appears unlikely but about 6 percent have close relatives with the disease. The piece also covers cerebral palsy and pseudobulbar palsy, plus practical notes on diet, treatment aims, and liver surgery limits.
Column argues rising inflation, farm prices, and higher interest rates threaten the economy. It urges decisive anti inflation actions, tax adjustments, and spending cuts to restore public confidence and avoid a deep recession before the next election. The piece cites Senator Morton and calls for discretionary powers balanced by economic rather than political criteria.
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