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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1966

Page

4

Winchester Evening Star directory notice data

The snippet lists newspaper staff and mailing address as well as subscription rates for local and outside Virginia customers. It includes names like Eugene P. Miller Jack Davis Douglas O Connell and Gallagher Delisser in New York and pricing for one month and one year subscriptions.

Lin Piao Chosen as Mao Successor in China Propaganda Rise

The world watches as Lin Piao, China’s defense minister and Politburo vice chairman, is presented as Mao’s heir amid purges. He pledges unwavering loyalty to Maoist doctrine and the goal of a new communist man. The display in Tiananmen Square signals Mao’s lasting influence beyond his death.

Mao Tse-tung Marshall Lin Piao Red China Mao Peking Tienamen Square Lin Pei

Doctors ride two wheels to push safer traffic laws

A Pasadena psychiatrist Dr Arnold Friesen and his wife rode 2000 miles on a motorcycle. He serves on the California Medical Association safety committee and urges that cycle drivers have up to 5000 miles experience before freeways or heavy traffic. He argues against letting juveniles ride motorcycles and stresses peak physical and mental condition and defensive riding to reduce accidents.

Pasadena Calif Arnold Friesen California Medical Association

Walkengrasphobia: Fear of walking on grass coined in Milton incident

An article notes a proposed term walkengr asphobia from Greek roots for walk and grass. It recounts a supposed case at Jeanne d Arc Academy in Milton Massachusetts where preschool Negro children feared grass until nuns lured them with lollypops.

Jeanne d’Arc Academy Milton Mass Boston

Claude M Grim Installed As Commander At Legion Post

Claude M Grim was installed as commander of the Robert Y Conrad Post No 21 American Legion. Ray Butler was first vice commander Walter Shade second vice commander C E Schenck finance officer C A Marple service officer and Allen Gray sergeant at arms. Russian forces pressed counterattacks on Leningrad approaches driving Germans from a vital railway zone after a three day battle. The New Common Council met and elected John H Snyder president and A T Jones vice president. German War Office admitted capture of Clery on the Somme front and said south of the Somme Germans captured 37 French officers and 437 men.

Claude M. Grim Robert Y. Conrad American Legion Ray Butler Walter Shade C. E. Schenck C. A. Marple Allen Gray Leningrad Clery Somme

Daily Meditation Reflections On Faith And Creed

Earl St. Douglas presents a meditation on Jesus teaching to love God and neighbor. The piece cites Abraham Lincoln and Benjamin Franklin, contrasting creeds with action and gratitude toward fellow humans as core religious practice.

Earl St. Douglas Jesus Abraham Lincoln Benjamin Franklin

Dump Humphrey Suggestions Seen Boosting Him in Johnson's Favor

Washington reports indicate internal and external pressure on Vice President Humphrey over 1968 ticket plans. Democratic rivals push for Kennedy as future leader, but Johnson backs Humphrey, citing loyalty and electoral strength in Texas and the party.

Humphrey Johnson Washington Richard Nixon Robert F. Kennedy New York Texas John Kennedy Kennedy

Costs of government and daily life in amusing facts

HAL BOYLE notes the U S government costs about three thousand dollars per second to operate. He cites retirement planning gaps, frequent swallowing rates in meals and daily rest, and a surge of women in the insurance field with some selling high value policies. He adds quips from quotable notables and a truck sign about driving carefully.

New York U.S James Truslow Adams

Barbs by Walter C. Parkes

A collection of witty observations on weather, law, alimony, animal traits, and social habits. Includes quips about speeders in court, intercity tonnage, equal rights, parental respect, frogs versus toads, ants, perfume, and a Carolyn Wells quote.

Bear Market Warnings Echo From Kennedy to Johnson

Henry J. Taylor argues the bear market is a predictable aftermath of political myths from the Kennedy and Johnson eras. He cites inflation, debt, and Viet Nam costs driving higher rates and warns Washington to end deficits and fiscal theatrics before a bear market costs reelection.

Kennedy Johnson New Frontier Great Society Washington

Thrush Infection Perilous But Easily Controllable

Thrush is a mouth fungus in newborns caused by Candida alibicans and may pass through the birth canal from mother to infant. It presents as white patches on the tongue or mouth lining that bleed if rubbed and is treated with antiseptics like benzalkonium chloride or gentian violet, with stronger meds such as nystatin if needed. emphasis is on sterilizing items a baby puts in the mouth during the first five to six months.

Thoughts on faith and infant sun exposure warnings

The text discusses religious quotes and a medical Q and A on infant sun protection and dental/health causes for drooling. It notes that direct sun can cause an infant to close eyes and turn away, suggesting shading to protect vision, and lists potential causes of drooling in toddlers from dental and systemic issues.

How's Your I Q Scoring Guide From 100 Questions

Daily scores classify you as Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent or Good based on correct answers. Page two provides the correct answers to ten questions including Gatling Gun bronze bones heroin and the devil's contract figure.

U.S Simpson Tunnel

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Winchester Evening Star Eugene P. Miller Jack ¥. Davis Douglas ‘B. O’connell Winchester Rep T Gallagher-Delisser, Inc East 44Th St W. Va John H. Snyder First Ward A. T. Jones Second Ward Mia William S. White Hubert H. Humphrey Ol’ Hubert Lyndon B. Johnson Nixon Eisenhower Dwight D. Eisenhower John F. Kennedy Johnson-Humphrey Kennedy-Johnson Senate Dean Tusk Rusk Viet Nam Hal Boyle Walter C. Parkes Carolyn Wells Henry J. Taylor Roscoe Atlantic City White House Johneee Messrs. Ackley Duesenberry Okun By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D Josh Pseud Henry Whealer Shaw Amer I.Q
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