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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1969
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star editorial notes cattlemen pressuring Washington over farm subsidies and trade barriers with Japan and Australia, while a Army memo by Maj Gen Wickham defends limited dissent by soldiers. It also reports Blythe California adopting green blazer uniforms for sheriffs and remarks on marked patrol cars' role in enforcement.
President Nixon challenged the United Nations to live up to its charter and seek an end to the Vietnam war. He argued that nations must determine their own destiny and that the U.S. can no longer bear sole world peace responsibility, urging a move toward a shared interdependent security framework.
An analysis piece notes double talk in social exchanges and cites remarks by President Nixon urging United Nations involvement to end the Vietnam War. It argues U.N. participation is essential for a credible peace effort and for potential U.S. troop withdrawal within years.
The Anniston Star reports a split within the Democratic Party amid claims of too much talk and too little action. A Humphrey led policy council aims to shape a legislative plan, while leaders like Mansfield and McCormack question the move as internal divisions threaten unity and effectiveness.
Dr Lawrence discusses cellulitis arising from a sore spot under a denture with rapid facial swelling and neck involvement. Howard R a 59 year old male improved after antibiotics though denture wear remained painful. warnings about dangerous deep neck infections follow.
The Market Street Methodist Church will hear preliminary plans for a three story educational building at a special church conference during Sunday service. Gaylen Strance chairs the building plans committee. The Winchester Jaycees and the Winchester Recreation Department sponsor a teens only tennis tournament at Rouss Park courts. Gov. J Lindsay Almond Jr notes a possible state sales tax to meet budget requests. Mrs. John S Scully III reports her husband has been promoted to major after overseas service since January 1942. The James River flood crest of 24.2 feet at Richmond recedes as highways improve and the Southern Railway reopens one track into Lynchburg. Lieut Emma Hammond arrives in Winchester for a fifteen day leave with her parents.
A meditation on Jesus question about gaining the world yet losing the soul. The article argues humans are spiritual beings with a lasting destiny, created by God, sustained by Him, and that earthly life ends while spiritual life endures beyond physical death. It stresses the soul's immeasurable value and a divine destiny for every person.
Advertisement notice lists telephone numbers News 667-3211 and Advertising and Business 667-3200 with second class postage paid at Winchester Virginia 22601.
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