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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1966
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star announces subscription rates and staff roles with references to daily publication excluding Sundays. The notice lists Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor and Douglas B. O'Connell as Managing Editor, along with address and office details.
William Lawrence reports a multibillion dollar plan to force parents to send children across town to balance public schools provokes Congress. HEW says drafts exist under discussion while debate grows over potential use of federal grants to enforce busing and possible executive power in school construction. Members seek explicit candidate positions and a full investigation.
HAL BOYLE reflects on memory as a mansion of the spirit with rooms gained through living. He contrasts the child’s hut of today, aging perspectives, and a nation debating federal aid and measures aimed at school integration and busing. The piece touches on past norms and current education policy debates.
The column notes eczema can be lifelong but controllable with treatment. Infants may react to milk or orange juice and a diet free of wheat products may help some chronic cases. It discusses nervous tension, scratching cycles, and treatments such as wet dressings coal tar cream and fluocinolone. It also answers aspirin use in arthritis, advising caution with stomach irritation and bleeding risks.
An 100 question I Q test scoring guide links daily results over 10 days to performance bands. Nine or ten correct per day equals Memory Genius, seven or eight Very Superior, five or six Excellent, four Good. Page 2 provides correct answers.
France reduced postwar reconstruction debt by 70.8 million dollars ahead of schedule bringing total prepayments since 1947 to 810 million of 1.85 billion owed. France still owes 300 million. The move aids U S balance of payments but worsens gold losses as France converts dollars to gold this year.Meanwhile Viet Nam policy remains debated with no consensus on full withdrawal or escalation. Most agree on a defined objective before any exit.
The piece argues domestic crime is rising and costly, urging massive action beginning with parents of young children. It stresses that teaching obedience to the law at home may curb future offenses and reduce societal crime. It highlights apathy as a major obstacle to progress.
The Star Files notes that Frederick County Maryland faces drought on par with its 1930 record year. It hints Britain may move troops from India and the Middle East to bolster Russia as German forces push toward the oil rich Caucasus region.
In the 10 day clash in Macedonia the Bulgarian war office claims complete victory over French and Serbian forces. France launches separate drives on the southern Somme. Old Dominion Paper Co orders two new boilers and a new engine for its mill one mile south of Winchester.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on how modern materialism clashes with spiritual life. He notes a college choir's anthem interrupted by airplane noise as a metaphor for faith under persecution. He observes soldiers and civilians alike turning to God amid disruption.
President Johnson elevates Nicholas Katzenbach to Under Secretary of State and adds Eugene Rostow to the foreign policy team. The move replaces George Ball on Viet Nam policy and reinforces a hard line, with Rostow and Katzenbach viewed as influential advocates before Congress. The reshuffle also echoes a Bundy style White House dynamic and strengthens Dean Rusk’s policy influence.
The text covers Bronx origins naming after Jones Bronck and notes its Manhattan separation by the Harlem River and population about 1.5 million. It also lists ten trivia questions on poetry, animals, Noah, Supreme Court rules, vertebra plural, labor rights, searches, airmail, beverage measure, and pyramid area.
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