Winchester Evening Star April 28 1967 edition notice
The Winchester Evening Star issue dated Friday April 28 1967 lists staff positions with Jack F Davis as general manager and executive editor, Robert F Rose as business manager, Eugene P Miller news editor, and Douglas B O Connell managing editor. Subscription rates and postal details are shown for Virginia and West Virginia, with publication in Winchester, Virginia.
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Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Controversy Over Arts Grants Sways Missouri Official
Missouri Rep. Durwood Hall attacks National Foundation on the Arts and Humanities grants as unnecessary during tax hikes. He targets $20,000 for a Biographical Dictionary of London theater and $8,789 for a study of cartoons on politics, noting the British recipient opposes Vietnam War.
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Missouri
Durwood Hall
Yall
National Foundation On the Arts and Humanities
London
Rep. Hall
Privacy battle over motor vehicle lists heats legal fight
A New Yorker and a Connecticut resident seek injunctions to stop selling registrant names by the state motor vehicle bureaus. They claim privacy invasion from junk mail and electronic snooping amid nationwide push for citizen dossiers. Rewards and damages are pursued but prospects appear slim.
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City Hall
State House
New Yorker
New York
Connecticut
Child Safety and Home Accident Risks Highlighted
A paragraph outlines that child fatalities from home accidents remain a daily reminder. It cites burns suffocation poisoning and falls as principal causes, notes innate curiosity and destructiveness, and calls for constant watchfulness and early training in self protection to prevent injuries.
Japanese invasion armadas threaten Mandalay Lashio in Burma
Reported sighting in the Bay of Bengal described heavy reinforcements for the Burma battle. Tank led Japanese columns threaten Mandalay and Lashio as Allied defenses brace in northern Burma. Captain Riley injured in forced landing en route from Miami to Turner Field. Middletown Fire Co. forms with George Clark as president.
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Burma
Bay of Bengal
Mandalay
Lashio
Wilbur O
Webb) Riley
Miami, Fla
Turner Field
Albany, Ga
Middletown Fire Co
George Clark
Winchester plans modern chamber of commerce for two counties
In a rain soaked meeting at City Hall Auditorium more than 500 residents gathered to form a modern chamber of commerce for Winchester and Frederick County. Guatemala has broken diplomatic relations with Germany in a major international shift. A local observer notes Frederick County apple trees in full bloom numbering about 350000 creating a striking spring scene.
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City Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Frederick County
Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas
Temptations strike our weakest areas and can be misunderstood. Many resist stealing or drinking yet falter in pride or crude speech. Understanding why a temptation affects us helps resist it and avoid moral hot water. Reflecting on triggers aids self mastery.
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Ang
Aaron Burr Through the Lens of a Parlor Historian
Henry J. Taylor casts Burr as one of America's most astounding figures linking the duel with Hamilton to a broader critique of history education. He notes Burr's rise from Princeton to Washington's staff and his role in Tammany influence, culminating in the 1800 election tie with Jefferson.
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Aaron Burr
Paris
Alexander Hamilton
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Burr
College of New Jersey
Princeton
George Washington
U.S
Senate
Hamilton
Treasury
Washington
John Adams
Adams
New York
Tammany Society
Jefferson
Time to Brush Up On Your Double Talk
HAL BOYLE surveys double talk with witty examples and translations as a guide for social camouflage. The piece moves into a historical note on Aaron Burr and Thomas Jefferson, recounting Burr’s duel, trial, exile, and late life before noting Burr’s death in 1836.
Powell battle in 1968 race over Harlem congressman
Washington dispatch outlines how the Powell case could shape the 1968 congressional campaign. Democratic leaders favor seating Adam Clayton Powell, while voters and Harlem residents weigh accountability, legal probes, and potential shifts in party support ahead of November elections.
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Washington
Congress
Adam Clayton Powell
House
Truman
Korea
House of Representatives
Powell
Harlem
Kidney Stones and Related Questions Answered
Wayne Brandstadt M D answers reader queries on kidney stone visibility on X rays calcium oxalate and phosphate stones are radiopaque uric acid and cystine stones are not visible without contrast. He discusses calcium pills kidney stone risk urine acidity and diseases like chronic glomerulonephritis with treatment options and the role of specialist evaluation.
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