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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1966
Page
4
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The piece notes changing weather forecasts with probabilistic odds shifting responsibility to individuals and highlights a surge in museum openings and attendance. It cites about 4,595 museums in the United States and 300 million annual visitors, with diverse venues from the Smithsonian to a Spooner one man exhibit, and urges fall and winter museum visits for enrichment.
The Star Files notes W B Watkins Jr and Joseph T Fritts run a tomato cannery linked to Shady Elm mill processing about 2400 cases this year amid labor tomato supply shifts. Women peel the fruit while past shortages reversed.
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas argues that wrongdoing lies in consequences not acts themselves. He contrasts betting on horses with divine harmony, notes historical persecutions, and asserts that rightness is intrinsic, not defined by outcomes or public opinion.
Henry J Taylor lists seven cautions for investors amid a bear market warning against buying on declines. He cautions against averaging down selling rallies disregarding government signals and seeking quick turns while noting prices and sentiment drive markets and that recoveries require time.
A Star reader defends the aging Met opera house criticizes an August 27 editorial. The writer praises acoustics and views from most seats, notes difficulties with new venues, and urges preservation of Carnegie Hall and the old Met. The letter honors history and condemns destructive projects.
The Virginia junior senator Harry Byrd Jr. advocates economy in government. He argues military spending near World War II peaks drives inflation if domestic spending rises, urging restraint on non military programs to aid those on low incomes. The editorial praises frugality and hopes Byrd earns respect for his father’s legacy.
Column warns Mao Tse-tung uses Red Guards as a force within a force to purge rivals and control China. It likens their terror to Hitler’s purges and suggests the movement aims to rally Western beatniks and fans of communist upheaval, signaling a broader ideological conflict.
Dr Wayne Brandstadt advises quitting smoking by using water as a key aid. Teenagers see crowd pressure, yet nicotine harms heart and lungs. Drink seven to eight glasses daily, avoid alcohol early, and add a brisk post meal walk and fresh air to curb urges.
A snippet of Walter C. Parkes written wit implies summer ending and wardrobes changing. The text appears fragmentary with garbled phrases about clothing and styles, yielding a partial, elusive snapshot rather than a clear narrative or opinion.
Daily quiz results rate your intelligence with categories Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good and directions to turn to page 2 for answers. Questions cover U S history Alaska cruise ship Cruade in Europe keystone sack spice of life bank holiday and astronomical time.
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