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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1967
Page
4
Rates listed for city carrier and mail subscriptions and advertising costs appear as garbled OCR text. The item notes prices for in state and out of state editions, monthly and annual terms, and staff roles listed for the Winchester Evening Star. The overall record captures a noisy pricing fragment from a newspaper page.
The piece argues that hate groups led by figures like George Lincoln Rockwell and Stokely Carmichael pose a dangerous fringe in American society. It references Bans on incitement, cites Eric Hoffer, and asserts most Americans reject hate while warning against calls for anarchy and sedition.
Delegates at the National Student Association convention vote 225 to 139 to seek full control over student activities and joint control with administration over admission standards hiring and firing and grading. Critics warn the push undermines adult guidance and essential campus governance.
The British Eighth Army maintains its gains on the El Alamein central sector after fending off three heavy Axis counter-attacks. Commentators deem the first week of the renewed Egypt battle a limited Allied victory. The New Russian government acts to curb money and securities smuggling to Germany. National Fruit Products Co. says it will accept cider apples at 40 cents per hundredweight.
The meditation argues that individuals are not ordinary but have a celestial plan guiding their lives. It rejects the idea that only clergy are called, stressing that every person has a specific vocation from God and a purposeful role in the world.
Urban experts say hard core unemployment among poor people drives racial unrest and urban riots. Reports note city joblessness exceeds the national rate, with surveys showing 6.2 to 15.6 percent in certain neighborhoods. Proposals urge government as employer of last resort and expanded public works to train and place millions.
HAL Boyle humorously outlines signals that show status is rising in the workplace and society. The piece cites office color choices, lunch invites, conversations about career paths, club leadership questions, TV ownership, and respectful attention at the water cooler as indicators of upward status. It concludes that once status is reached, the goal is to hold on to it.
A Letter to the Editor from Mrs. D W Ritenour of 28 S Loudoun St criticizes Supreme Court members for removing censorship on immoral movies shown at Winchester Drive-in. She urges parents to act and suggests a nationwide boycott to protect young people.
A veteran columnist defends newspaper choices by reflecting on reader letters and published photos. He argues and illustrates that a paper’s role is to mirror society, showing both warts and beauty, even when readers object to certain images or names.
The column explains nitrofurantoin Furadantin as an antibiotic for kidney and bladder infections with side effects such as nausea and headache. It notes long term kidney infections may require a urologist and that hydration helps prevent recurrences, while uremia may need surgery or artificial kidneys. a low protein diet has been studied but lacks a cure.
A perforated quiz page asks ten true false and short answer questions covering perpetual motion myths boxing nicknames state capitals spy roles World War I Rose Bowl details Irish rivers Civil War naval battles woodpecker anatomy and colonial penalties for return of expelled Quakers.
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