Winchester Evening Star masthead notice
Daily newspaper masthead listing F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor and Douglas B. O Connell as Managing...
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1966
Page
4
Daily newspaper masthead listing F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor and Douglas B. O Connell as Managing...
The piece notes Kennedy, Humphrey, and Martin backed candidates with prestige but voters favored Edward McCormack in Massachusetts, A M Keith in Minnesota, and a younger outsider defeated long-time congressman Joseph Martin. The primaries show personal appeal outweighed party power and did not resolve broader issues like Viet Nam.
Keith Funston as president of the New York Stock Exchange advocates a candid stance toward critics and opponents. He plans to leave the post after 16 years in September while promoting educational campaigns and investor-friendly payment plans that broaden stock ownership from 6.5 million to 20 million and spur Wall Street business growth.
British Prime Minister Wilson gains room to maneuver in the Rhodesian crisis while avoiding full force. He warns Prime Minister Smith to halt the rebellion by year end, but sanctions from the United Nations seem unlikely to deter Rhodesia or provoke South Africa. The neighbor’s defiance renders sanctions ineffective and Britain still relies on South Africa.
The Star Files reports Leggett's Inc will open a big new store at 13 North Loudoun Street under Ralph S. Jordan and assistant Martin F. Hodges. It will be among the largest in this state section. Also announced is the engagement of Miss Margaret Hansbrough to John William Riley.
Report from 1916 secret agents notes a band that raided Chihuahua is ready for further action. No policy change unless raids reach the American border. Bunkey Hill orchards and gardens suffer severe wind and rain damage.
Poverty is a dreadful ordeal and a wide variety of ability exists among people. If we do not set ourselves to work, the nation could be in trouble and the Church would face criticism. We must avoid letting the lazy eat the cake they have not earned while urging education to the limit of ability. Slums disgrace civilization and should be wiped out through social and political action.
AP NewsFeature describes how American Marines and other units engage sea power tactics on Vietnamese soil. The piece notes base defenses at Da Nang and Bien Hoa, frequent helicopter assaults, Viet Cong mortars, and shifts toward decisive battles in riverine and inland zones.
Washington observers debate President Johnson's reshaping of the cabinet as Nicholas Katzenbach moves from attorney general to deputy secretary of state. questions focus on his fit for foreign policy, possible successors, and the impact on the Justice and State Departments amid 1968 campaign dynamics.
Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. spoke frankly at a harmony meeting in Virginia's 9th District, identifying as a conservative Democrat who supports the President's program when right for the state and nation. He warned voters they would elect a man who votes his convictions, aligning with Founding Fathers’ intent.
Dr Brandstadt explains intracerebral hematoma as a trapped brain bleed often from ruptured arteries and links hemiparesis to stroke. He notes prognosis depends on damage and rehab can yield remarkable recoveries with time.
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