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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1969
Page
4
Mountaineering grows fast with climbers flocking to peaks such as Mt. Rainier. In 1960 four hundred twenty two reached the summit, last year one thousand four hundred twenty four, and by season’s end nearly two thousand are expected. The trend mirrors rising crowds at parks and beaches as enthusiasts seek relief from daily pressures.
Arnold Palmer shot 82 in the first round of the PGA event and limped to the clubhouse announcing his withdrawal from golf. The long time icon inspired fans with his scrambles and bold plays and his departure leaves a void in the sport.
The University of California at Davis received a 59082 grant from the U S Department of Agriculture to study the fraying of shirt collars. The Atlanta Journal notes taxpayers question the funding.
Officials note a growing trend toward state funded aid for crime victims. Four Canadian provinces and New York now allow claims for actual losses like medical bills and lost income, signaling wider adoption as crime rises.
The Rev. Mark W. Andes will deliver the first sermon of his new pastorate at the First Congregational Christian Church United Church of Christ this Sunday. Miss Shelda Whitehill becomes executive director of the Blue Ridge Council Girl Scouts of America as announced by council president Mrs. Laurens Jones. Eugene C. Babb joins Caldwell Sites as outside sales representative. Miss Retha Carson Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Cooper, joins Warren County High School faculty. SMT Stonewall High School enrollment at Clearbrook stands at 334 per Principal Bryant Harper. M.K. Sandy and Carl E. Martin retire from the Stephen City Southern States Service board. Ray Rinker and Hammond McDonald will succeed them.
The meditation contrasts Peter's denial with Jesus harsh rebuke and asks readers to examine their daily living. It argues the kingdom of God cannot be reconciled with worldly aims and questions whether one lives to God's glory or worldly self glorification. It ends by asking which side the reader is on.
Washington commentary argues President Nixon withholds direct commitment to a $20 million defense budget fight. Senate allies led by Sen. John Stennis persist, while administration Republicans fear party rifts and Pentagon advisers. the outcome hinges on bipartisan support and Nixon’s restraint.
Wayne G Brandstadt MD urges self examination of the mouth for signs of disease or cancer. Daily checks of lips tongue gums and dentures. report concerns to a dentist. Early detection improves treatment outcomes and minimizes disfigurement. Questions may be sent for general interest reply.
Joy Stilley crafts a playful column on marriage amid fashion trends from back zipper dresses to unisex styles. The piece names everyday frictions in pairing outfits and features a historical notch about the flag name Old Glory attributed to William Driver and the brig Charles Dagget in 1831.
Washington declares that crime on the streets is mainly a state and local issue. Federal aid exists through the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, but governors mayors and local officials must lead efforts to curb riots, theft, and violence across cities.
The quote collection presents lines attributed to Paul and Nicholas Murray Butler. It contrasts sacred duty with worldly notions, suggesting time serves divine purpose and human invention aims to spark ideas, reflecting on belief and intellect.
A quiz feature explains scoring by daily results over ten days with ratings from Memory Genius to Good. It lists ten sample questions on medical tools, measurement terms, tree berries, prie-dieu, Utah residents, meat consumption, Canada’s lower house, Mexico’s official language, natural gasoline, and checkerboard squares.
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