Newspaper credits and subscription rates list
This clipping shows the newspaper's staff credits and a subscription rate table. It lists editors Eugene Miller and Douglas O Connell, the mailing class, and pricing for subscriptions by mail outside Virginia and West Virginia. It also provides a New York address for Gallagher Delisser Inc. and a Winchester Virginia mailing detail.
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Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Nat'l
Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Cambodia Seeks Detente as Sihanouk Reconsiders Ties
Five years after severing ties with the United States Prince Sihanouk reverses course amid signs of reappraisal. Averell Harriman is tasked with exploring renewed relations during a September visit and Cambodia may mediate talks with North Vietnam on prisoners exchanges. Neutrality could curb regional hostilities and push toward negotiated peace.
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Sihanouk
Cambodia
United States
Betis
Asia
China
Peking
Viet Nam
Camian
Averell Harriman
U.S
Southeast Asia
Eating Up With Joneses Reveals Wealth Gap In Obesity
A study by the American Dieticians Association links socioeconomic status to obesity. The report finds 30 percent of the poor are overweight versus 16 percent in the middle class and 5 percent among the well off.
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American Dieticians Association
Puncil
Postwar Italy merger shifts away from communists
After 1948 elections the Nenni socialists reunite with the Saragat faction on terms rejecting any political alliance with the communists. The pact supports cooperation with Western Europe and NATO as a defensive alliance, signaling an encouraging outlook for Italy's postwar political realignment.
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Italy
Pietro Nenni
Nenni
Saragat
Western
Europe
NATO
Colgate W Darden Jr Clinched Virginia Democratic Governor Nomination
Colgate W Darden Jr of Norfolk was chosen yesterday by Virginia Democrats as their gubernatorial candidate. The American Viscose plant at Front Royal is expected to be in full production by year end with about 2000 workers. About 12 000 Confederate veterans and friends attended the Stover Camp reunion at Fisher's Hill near Strasburg. A rain storm damaged a rain spout along the front of Bell Brothers store on Main Street.
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Colgate W. Darden, JR
Norfolk
Democrats
Virginia
Front Royal
Stover Camp
United Confederate Veterans
Strasburg
Fisher’s Hill
R of Bell Brothers
Main St
Idaho
Don Samuelson
Robert Smylie
Smylie
Brown
Johnson
Congress
America
U.S
Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas
A reflective discourse praising North America for comfort, scientific progress, and free government. It argues that envy and hostility exist, but the continent’s heritage as a land of opportunity and pioneer spirit underpins American self-identity.
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Earl L. Douglas
West winds signal political shift from liberalism to conservatism
The article assesses a Western conservative backlash against liberalism, citing West Coast primaries that favored Ronald Reagan and Sam Yorty, and Idaho’s Don Samuelson. It argues urban liberalism and federal crime reforms provoke voter anger, with moderates pressured to avoid leftist associations.
Administration rebukes hollow on steel price rise
Washington critics say the administrations rebuke over steel price increases lacks effect as unions push for higher settlements and the government debates voluntary restraint. Analysts warn against one sided conduct and call for prewar style wage and price controls if inflation deepens.
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Washington
One in Three U S Dog Families Also Keep a Cat
HAL BOYLE highlights a shift toward pet cat ownership among dog owning families, noting one in three now has a cat. The piece touches on mail increases, diabetes risks, and cost comparisons for studying in Japan, plus a Roosevelt quote on deficits and a remark on psychiatrist distribution.
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New York
United States
Japan
The Burden of Family Life and Civic Observations
A collection of social notes on Medicare effects in hospitals and adolescence, Washington DC psychic artists, a Manhattan jewelers cap deterring thieves, Boston breast feeding gaps by class, and the legal right of husbands to decide family residence, citing James Russell Lowell on fate and wishes.
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Washington, D.C
U.S
Manhattan
Boston
Mama
Papa
James Russell Lowell
Pyelonephritis in Children and Related Questions
Medical notes explain kidney infection in children, its causes, symptoms, and need for thorough urinary tract evaluation and prophylaxis. It discusses treatment options, recurrence risk, and long term monitoring, plus Q and A on a child heart defect and chocolate allergy guidance.
How's Your IQ Memory Quiz Guide
A quiz style page presents 10 multiple choice questions on everyday facts and trivia. It explains scoring by daily performance and labels memory aptitude from Memory Genius to Good. Page 2 promises answer key.
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W. Va
Joneses
North American
William S. White
Bruce Shanks
Buffalo Evening News
IFF
East
Atlantic Seaboard
California
Ronald Reagan
Pat Brown
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
By David Lawrence
Gardner Ackley
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Airline Union
Britain
Vietnam
Kennedy
Council of Economic Advisers
Hal Boyle
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Walter C. Parkes
Manent
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
Pixies
By Wohl
I.Q
New England
Brazil
Argentina
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