Newspaper Masthead and rates from Winchester edition
The page shows the Winchester Virginia newspaper masthead with staff roles including General Manager and Executive Editor Jack F. Davis News Editor Eugene P. Miller and others. It lists second class postage details subscription rates by mail inside and outside Virginia with durations and prices and the date Wednesday August 7 1968.
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Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Nat'l Rep
Bottinelli and Gallagher, Inc
East 41St St
New York
N.Y
The American Challenge and Europe Economic Ties
The piece argues Americanization of Europe worries Eur opeans as American business and industry industrial penetration risks economic colonization. It cites J J Servan Schreiber and contrasts US tech and management prowess with European stagnation. urges European unity and continued US led post industrial progress.
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Europe
United States
America
Free World
Conservationists warn on dwindling wildlife beyond the buffalo
The piece notes past bison near extinction due to 19th century hunting and current deliberate thinning on protected lands. It warns about 50 species once abundant now near annihilation and emphasizes the need for sanctuaries as human populations grow.
Fire damages Robinson convertible in rare blaze
A short circuit in wiring caused a fire yesterday that damaged a white and yellow convertible owned by Ray Robinson Jr. The extent of the damage could not be learned.
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Ray Robinson, Jr
Virginia
Winchester
Barnacles Off Life Hindrances Nelson Met Trafalgar
Earl L. Douglas compares Lord Nelson’s Trafalgar victory to ship hull barnacles. He argues habits and small faults slow response in crisis and urges removing them to be ready for every challenge. The meditation likens swift action to clean hulls that respond instantly to command.
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Lord Nelson
Trafalgar
Nelson
GOP Platform Stresses Unity and Strong Defense Abroad
The Republican platform pledges unity over divisiveness and stresses a tough foreign policy against communism, opposing aid to anti US movements and warning about China and the Soviet Union. It calls for parity with the Soviets, no wage or price controls, and federal support for urban renewal while relying on states for civil disorder.
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Nixon
Rockefeller
Reagan
Democratic Party
United States
North Vietnam
Soviet Union
China
United Nations
America
Survival Techniques That Save Lives In Disasters
Wayne Brandstadt M D argues survival techniques save lives in natural disasters. He cites two rescues from heat and dehydration, warns that 75 percent abandon calm, and notes Survival 1 courses in Air Force schools covering jungle arctic and oceanic environments. Readers may send questions for general answers in future columns.
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Great Salt Lake Desert
Air Force
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
How's Your I Q A Daily Quiz Challenge
A quiz guide offering a 10 day score plan with daily questions and a scale from memory genius to good. It lists ten sample questions covering metals spelling explorers currencies and geography and asks to turn to page 2 for answers.
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John Casbot
Waikiki Beach
Fiji Islands
Indonesia
Hawaiian Islands
San Francisco Bay
Unites States
Mondays Dangerous as Well as a Bore
A compilation of varied items notes Mondays are the most dangerous workday, with Fridays second. Other items discuss cattle herds controlled by high frequency sounds, diabetes screening for those over 40, a boom in men’s wigs, traffic deaths in 1967, mattress firmness effects on sleep, and hidden fresh water beneath dry earth as noted by National Geographic.
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New York
U.S
Christopher Isherwood
Automobile Legal Association
National Geographic Society
Thoughts A Static TM Nand Causes Poverty and Diligence
A compact reflection notes that poverty results from inaction while diligence enriches life. It cites Proverbs 10 4 and Confucius stressing the need to sharpen tools before perfecting work, linking steady effort to outcomes.
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Confucius
Nixon rebuts claim Republicans are a minority party
Nixon says calling Republicans a minority party is propaganda based on registration figures. He cites California and national 1966 results showing GOP gains in governors, Senate seats, and House seats, plus strong turnout and registration dynamics shaping the 1968 race.
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Miami Beach
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
California
Johnson
George L. Murphy
Senate
Ronald Reagan
LBJ
Arkansas
John L. McClellan
White House
Texas
John B. Connally
G.O.P
Florida
Kentucky
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