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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1968
Page
4
The notice lists mail subscription options for Virginia and West Virginia residents with rates for one month, one year, six months, and outside Va W.Va. The date on the page shows Tuesday September 10 1968.
The piece argues space law should evolve with a world legal organization to administer space activities. It cites the outer-space treaty by the United States the Soviet Union and others and notes a register of crafts and monitoring to ensure peaceful exploration. It warns debris incidents could raise intergovernmental grievances.
The piece notes 20 000 deaths and 100 000 homeless from four days of tremors in Iran and Turkey, outlining the scale of disaster and that prevention is limited. It contrasts natural fault lines and fatalism with the US aid role and then covers MIT and CIT entries in a quiet electric car race.
Clarke County reports good reception of migratory workers but the available number remains far below requests for help. Floyd Haines performed his war song There Are Boys Who May Never Come Home at a war loan bond rally and sent a recording to the President, who replied with thanks.
The 49th Winchester Fair opens for four days with no gambling or money tables on the grounds. Superintendent J R Doran notes more exhibits and amusements than in past years. Tickets selling for a pair of Friendship Fire Co fire horses will be auctioned, proceeds to buy a new auto hose truck.
A meditation notes violence is not new, cites Cain and Abel, and links modern upheaval to changes in home life from the industrial age. It argues freedom and disorder coexist, warns against complacency, and urges facing the era's serious problems.
Wallace petitions target 34 states as he eyes ballot access and potential 20 percent national support. The piece examines dangers of an Electoral College deadlock, possible House intervention, and calls for reform or direct national elections rather than the current system.
The Fortas appointment as Chief Justice faces strong Senate opposition with filibuster risk and campaign-season adjournment. Critics cite Justice Fortas writings and decisions on civil disobedience and criminal prosecutions, arguing his philosophy and ties to Johnson merit scrutiny.
A columnist argues major networks denied Mayor Richard Daley air time to rebut attacks amid Chicago riots. He contrasts Metromedia and the National Press Club, notes Congress seeks TV regulation, urges truth in coverage, and defends Daley’s right to respond.
In a Q and A from Dr. Wayne Brandstadt readers learn protection beats chronic numbness from cold exposure, advising gloves and tools for cartons, avoiding tobacco. other questions cover cervical rib surgery, poor circulation treatments, knee tingling, myeloma, ovarian cyst removal, and a memory-apt scoring quiz with 100 questions.
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