Newspaper Masthead and Rates Listing
The page shows staff credits for Jack F Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor and Douglas B O Connell as Managing Editor with Eugene P Miller as News Editor. It includes subscription rates for one month six months and one year and mentions postal and distribution details in Winchester Virginia.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Winchester
Nat'l
Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
Troublesome Crime Stats Triggered by Leary Order
New York City crime reports spiked after Police Commissioner Howard S. Leary ordered more accurate crime reporting on March 10. Burglary up 96.4 percent, robberies 89.9 percent, total complaints 24.6 percent, felonies 59.9 percent higher, and misdemeanors 25.5 percent up. The shift reduced some offenses like disorderly conduct by about 40 percent.
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New York City
Howard S. Leary
Somone
First of April heat records set in The Star Files
Historic weather notes show 88 degrees two days ago and 70 degrees on April 9 this year. The report mentions a fierce windstorm and uprooted trees, with property damage including A L White's Bloom barn. German military actions near Malancourt and a potential recall of Ambassador Gerard are also noted.
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Philorina
Greece
New Front
A. L. White
Bloom
Malancourt
Gerard
Germany
Weeded Souls and Born Again: Daily Meditation
Earl L. Douglas compares weed removal to overcoming bad habits and urges a spiritual reset. He cites Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus and explains that true renewal begins with being born again and opening life to the Living God. The New Testament guides those starting anew.
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Jesus
Nicodemus
Time for U S to pressure France on World War debts
Column argues the United States should demand payment of World War I and II debts from France as leverage amid De Gaulle's hardline stance. It notes $6.7 billion owed for WWI loans and interest, with $4.8 billion past due, and $400 million still owed from postwar borrowing, urging gold or dollars return.
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Washington
United States
de Gaulle
France
Germany
America
Europe
NATO
Remarks tax collector hears this time of year
A collection of wry lines from citizens addressing tax officials in New York about government services personal finance and the Internal Revenue Service. The quotes include jokes about deductions depictions of a tax system and lines about paying taxes and losses. The piece captures humor about tax season and government authority with familiar figures such as Uncle Sam and LynDon B. Johnson.
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Lyndon Johnson
Congress
Johnson
Treasury
New York
Sam
Lyndon B. Johnson
Vision After Cataract Removal And Related Questions
Practical eye care and medical guidance address cataract recovery after removal, possible use of contact lenses, and gradual vision readjustment. Additional Q A covers aspirin reactions, drug interactions, safety of combining Darvon with aspirin, and age considerations for surgery.
Free World Ships Aid Our Enemy in N Vietnam
Rep Paul Rogers exposes NATO and non NATO shipping aiding North Vietnam. He cites 153 free world vessels making 201 trips in 1965 and lists nations supporting Hanoi including Britain France West Germany Poland Hungary Cuba and Cambodia. He condemns double talk and urges U.S. action.
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N. Vietnam
Paul Rogers
Fla
North Viet Nam
NATO
Castro
Peking
Cuba
China
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Mekong
Southeast Asia
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Rlie
Douglas B. O'Connell
W. Va
Crime Commission
FBI
National Crime Commission
Earl L. Douglas
By David Lawrence
U.S
Mai Boyle
Enue
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
Tak
Job
William James
I.Q
Joseph
Egypt
Burma
Alaska
Rough Riders
Hawaiin Islands
Henry J. Taylor
Great Britain
United Nations
Rhodesia
North
England
Red Cabas
Italy
Francé
West Germany
Die Welt
Red
Poland
Warsaw
Bulgaria
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Skoda
Rumania
Hungary
Budapest
NIKEX
Foreign Trade Enterprise Bureau
Russia
Canton
Yunnan Province
Laos
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