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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1966
Page
4
The fragment shows a newspaper masthead with staff roles and contact pricing. It lists Eugene P. Miller as News Editor Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor Douglas B. O Connell as Managing Editor, plus subscription rates and a New York address for Gallagher-Delisser, Inc.
Commerce Clearing House finds most tax comparisons favor Canada with notable gaps at several income levels. Married U S taxpayers with two children pay 299 vs 205 Canadian at 5000 income, and 1114 vs 987 at 10000. Singles face larger U S burdens.
Two census officials note fewer marriageable men per 100 women, from 99 to 93 since the late 1950s, yet Public Health Service statistics show women securing more husbands as the marriage rate rises from 8.4 to 9.2 per 1,000 and is projected to grow through 1970. The trend suggests women push ahead regardless of the handicap.
A public safety note warns drivers to exercise extreme caution when backing out of private driveways with young children present. It emphasizes that small children may not recognize dangers and can abruptly move toward moving vehicles, urging drivers to stay vigilant and ensure kids are clear before departing.
In British circles the Kiev victory underscores urgency for rapid British and American action to aid Soviet Russia. The paper mill begins operation and a reserve of paper is gathered as citizens urged to conserve paper. Miss Rosalind Huidekoper of Long Branch engages Dr. Hugh Jewett of Baltimore. The Winchester Athletic Club plans a larger reading and lounging room and a better gym, seen as a standout improvement. French and Serbian gains in Salonika and Bulgarians repulsed mark progress, while a Bulgarian counterattack fails.
The author reflects on Jesus teaching to love enemies and bless those who curse you. Love is about moral purpose, not emotion, requiring fairness, cooperation, charity, and forgiveness toward all people, even when personalities offend.
The transition after Hendrik Verwoerd's assassination risks hardening apartheid under successor B. J. Vorster. Verwoerd's moderation kept racism from intensifying, but Vorster may move toward harsher measures, challenging Western statesmanship to deter a Far Right tilt and broader repression.
A Western strategy debate centers on how to handle South Africa under Vorster. Critics push for denouncements and UN action over South-West Africa, while supporters urge cautious diplomacy to avoid driving the regime further right and risking war in sub-Sahara Africa.
Henry J. Taylor argues Johnson and Kennedy eras show inflationary spending and broken promises. He urges voters to punish promise-breakers at the polls, citing delays on Great Society cuts and ongoing Vietnam costs.
New film star Lynn Redgrave, at 23, enjoys living alone and defers marriage citing a long life ahead. The British actress from the Redgrave family rose to fame with Georgy Girl and reflects on career spotlight and independence.
A letter from a concertgoer praises the performance and the viola section while noting the timing and energy of the players. The donor thanks the musicians and admires their skill. The piece also mentions New York City Controller Mario Procaccino advocating a sales tax on stock exchange transactions.
Dr Wayne Brandstadt warns there is risk after surviving electric shocks. Factors include current type duration contact point and health. Severe injuries can appear weeks later in nervous system and blood vessels. Household gadgets tested by Underwriters Laboratories reduce hazard. Castor oil unlikely to remove moles. warts may fade spontaneously.
A snippet describes a 100 question IQ style quiz over ten days with daily score bands Memory Genius very superior excellent and good. It then prompts page 2 for correct answers and lists ten sample questions about geography history and common knowledge.
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