Winchester Evening Star masthead and staff contacts
The Winchester Evening Star lists Eugene P. Miller as News Editor and Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor with Douglas B. O Connell as Managing Editor. It notes second class postage in Winchester Virginia 22601 and provides Gallagher-Delisser Inc addresses and subscription rate of 311.00.
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Jack F. Davis
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Johnson warns on inflation tied to federal spending
President Johnson links inflation to government outlays and urges responsible pricing by business and labor. He warns that if federal funds continue flowing unchecked, inflation will persist, noting steel price hikes may only add under five million to defense costs against a 57 billion budget.
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Johnson
Pentagon
Brain Drain and U S Role in International Talent Shifts
President Perkins of Cornell argues that Asia's migrants stay in the United States due to better opportunities while their homelands lack use for high level skills. He calls for U S universities to tailor programs for foreign nations and for expanded U S medical training to grow American professionals.
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State Department
United States
U.S
James A. Perkins
Cornell
Perkins
Picture Brides in Japan and the risk of mail-order marriages
The article notes a revival of mail-order brides in Japan for Nisei seeking fortunes abroad. It cautions about risks on both sides, including exaggerated promises by husbands and Japanese brides juggling jobs, while emphasizing that enduring love remains essential to happiness.
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Japan
MISS MARY GAIL CATHER CROWNED PRINCESS AT TURKEY FESTIVAL
From The Star Files MISS MARY GAIL CATHER is princess at Turkey Festival to be held in Harrisonburg in October. 40th annual Berryville Horse and Colt Show opens tomorrow with 350 entries. Dr. L.M. Allen will have 11 entries from his Clifton Farm in Clarke County.
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Mary Gail Cather
Harrisonburg
Berryville
L.M. Allen
Clifton
Clarke County
New England
Barometer Warns of Coming Storm of Addiction and Sin
A daily meditation recalls a man who bought a barometer that correctly warned of a hurricane on the way. It contrasts weather truth with moral truth, urging attention to the barometer of conduct, the Ten Commandments, and the New Testament while noting the harms of alcohol and infidelity.
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Harrines
Change in Public Opinion on Civil Rights Reflected in Congress
Washington report notes 38 House members switched from supporting Johnsons 1966 civil rights bill, reflecting voter resentment of extremism and open housing debates. Senate action hinges on Mansfield Dirksen dynamics amid broader discontent with riots and costs of living.
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Congress
Washington
House of Representatives
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
House
Big City
Rattlesnake warnings and other odds and ends
HAL BOYLE surveys misc facts from mail and studies. Snakes rarely rattle before striking in a test, U S education spending rose sharply, pronghorn outpaced the cheetah, teens start smoking in grade six, many smokers fail to quit, teen girls face poorest nutrition, the first U S census cost and the 1960 census cost, and average daily word use by women.
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New York
U.S
Mississippi River
United States
Today in History highlights from August 13 across years
The entry notes key events on this date: 1898 Manila fell to Merritt after land assault and Dewey naval bombarding. 1521 Mexico City captured by Cortes. 1846 Los Angeles captured by Stockton. 1910 Florence Nightingale died. 1942 Marines on Guadalcanal. 1944 Nimitz sighted no invasion. ten years ago Monticello cafe gas explosion after 15 killed. five years ago East German border controls to stop refugees.
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Associated Press
Manila
Wesley M. Merritt
George Dewey
Hernando Cortez
Mexico City
Robert F. Stockton
Los Angeles
Mexico
Florence Nightingale
U.S
Guadalcanal
Chester W. Nimitz
Monticello
Utah
East
West Berlin
East Germany
Danger in false teeth in operating rooms warning
In a medical column Dr Lawrence warns that removable dentures and caps on upper front teeth pose major hazards during intubation under general anesthesia. Missing cap fragments can be sucked into the lungs. careful removal of full and partial dentures is essential to prevent airway obstruction.
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Dearie
Tient
Lawrence
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions A 10 Day Test
A quiz style feature requests readers to score themselves on a 100 question test over ten days with daily performance bands from Memory Genius to Good. It includes ten sample questions covering history geography biology and literature for reader engagement.
Money and Prosperity Not the Same Thing
Henry J. Taylor argues prosperity rests on production not money alone. He cites currency devaluations, fiscal deficits, and inflation as threats, noting that wealth and purchasing power depend on goods and services, not merely more greenbacks. He warns that excessive spending erodes the dollar and lowers real wages.
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Brazil
Russia
India
Washington
America
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