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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1967
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star announces its daily publication schedule and staff details for the 1967 issue. It lists management and editorial personnel, circulation figures, and subscription rates with a date of Monday September 25 1967.
The piece notes that Peking's progress toward an H-bomb and delivery capacity unsettles the US Soviet balance of terror. Moscow expands city antimissile defenses, while Glassboro talks slip, Johnson weighs limited defenses vs Viet Nam costs and a Red China threat, signaling a higher survival gamble.
A Detroit high school junior won a temporary injunction preventing suspension for refusing to shave his mustache. The case follows recent actions where students challenged dress and grooming restrictions, while the superintendent defends a grooming code as promoting favorable learning conditions.
Congress moves to place national holidays on Monday, drawing protest from traditionalists who say it erodes meaning like Fourth of July and Washington's Birthday. Proponents cite three day weekends and broad backing from business and government, reflecting pragmatic American approach.
From The Star Files Mrs Abby Baker noted suffragist and sister in law of Mrs Robert T Barton visits Winchester. Also in London fifteen killed and seventy wounded in German air raid last night with comparatively slight damage. Germans admit going grows tough in Russia delaying Stalingrad fall. W W Glass accepts Kernstown school principal post former Winchester mayor.
The text discusses making friends through shared interests and regular contact. It cites self kindness and moral duty, noting true friendship involves giving and receiving favors, with the strongest bond being with oneself and with the universe, including God and its meaning.
The article critiques current teaching focus on rote facts and testing and cites Goodlad on reform. It calls for reorganization, inquiry-based curricula, leadership from administrators, reduced teacher load, and ongoing professional development to foster motivated, self-directed learning.
AP reports the US led 1965 Dominican Republic intervention ended with the 82nd Airborne leaving September 20 1966. Early hopes of stability faded amid ongoing detentions of PRD opposition and wary military support for Balaguer.
Wayne Brandstadt reports on the dangers of extreme dieting for children and teens. Emaciation increases infection risk and can trigger emotional distress. The piece cites appetite tonics as ineffective and suggests child psychology for underlying causes. It also discusses effects of heavy meals on alertness and notes underweight individuals may show higher activity. Advice directs readers to La Leche League for breastfeeding information and includes a memory quiz.
Henry J. Taylor argues that inflationary pressures, driven by government debt finance and rapid money supply growth, are fueling stock market gains while creating risk. He notes a nine percent annual money supply rise, 17 percent bank time deposits, and deficits fueling higher costs and a growing federal debt, with two-job workers rising as a sign of economic strain.
A biblical verse and a Samuel Johnson quote emphasize betrayal and the need to maintain friendships. The Psalm speaks of a trusted ally turning against the speaker, while the Johnson saying warns that failing to care for friendships leaves one isolated.
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