Winchester Evening Star front page notices and rates
Front page of the Winchester Evening Star dated Friday August 18 1967 lists contact details and staff including Jack F Davis and Eugene P Miller. It also shows subscription rates for in state and out of state mail and announces carrier and motor carrier options.
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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
Freeman Predicts Agriculture Prices Rise Raising Consumer Burden
Freeman reversed his stance from last year predicting lower prices to forecast higher retail costs in coming months. He says farmers won’t be blamed. increased food costs stem from greater expenses in production and distribution. The shift aims to reassure farmers while warning consumers of potential price hikes.
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Freeman
Farm Belt
White House
Mr. Freeman
De Gaulle faces mounting criticism and bid for public patience
The article portrays General de Gaulle facing growing criticism as he urges the French to wait for his policies. It notes his prior appeal for confidence failed to keep the Gaullist party a parliamentary majority and hints at doubt about his survival in a presidential race, possibly until 1972.
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Shakespeare
Gen. de Gaulle
France
Gaffer
West
Wild Rivers Bill Aims to Save Unspoiled American Streams
Senate passes a wild rivers bill to protect unspoiled streams and mark sections as natural monuments. It names rivers to be left undammed, safeguarding a vanishing landscape as highways and reservoirs reshape the countryside.
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Senate
America
Rising Fury Over Brazilian Ship Sinkings Calls Vargas to Action
The Star Files notes Brazilians condemnAxis submarine attacks as piracy. President Vargas denounces the sinkings and public fury grows across Brazil as three days see five ships torpedoed. The report highlights political tensions at home and regional responses.
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Vargas
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas on Hope and Reality
Earl L. Douglas reflects on hope versus hardship noting life’s problems affect all. True hopefulness means rising above past sorrows, accepting unchangeable realities, changing what can be changed, and valuing courage shown by those who smile through troubles.
Johnson Kiesinger talks underscore US German ties
The Washington meeting between President Johnson and Chancellor Kiesinger reinforces a deep US German partnership amid NATO and nuclear policy debates. A London dispatch notes Kremlin moves to curb German nuclear arms, while calls grow for a European controlled force to deter aggression.
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Washington
Kiesinger
Germany
Johnson
West Germany
United States
NATO
de Gaulle
France
Europe
25 000 More Hours To Spend on the Job
HAL BOYLE surveys daily life and trivia from mailbag excerpts noting if work continued to death an extra 25 000 hours would be logged. He adds quips on diet appetites animals and popular foods, plus a mix of trivia on vacuum noise education and consumer tastes.
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New York
Africa
Finland
Japan
University of Michigan
Bertrand Russell
Sea rise if all ice melted would submerge much of Florida
World Almanac notes that if all ice on Earth melted every ocean would rise enough to cover nearly all of Florida and Delaware and large parts of Louisiana and other states.
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Florida
Delaware
Louisiana
New Isolationists Preluding Viet Elections
William S. White argues that a bloc of peaceniks and isolationists in the Senate seeks to force U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam, claiming forthcoming South Vietnamese elections will be corrupt and using this to justify pulling back. He counters that Ambassador Bunker confirms free, observed elections with candidate support and equal access.
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Washington
United States
Vietnam
Senate
Johnson
South Vietnam
J. William Fulbrights
Robert Kennedys
Jacob Javits
New York
Ellsworth
Bunker
Ves
United Nations
Kennedys
Fulbrights
Javitses
Morning Pray on a Lonely Path Quote
The passage notes Jesus rising before day to pray in a lonely place and cites Lily Pons stressing the need for personal privacy to maintain a sane, happy inner life.
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Lily Pons
Glaucoma Q&A Covers Drops Side Effects and Tests
Wayne Brandstadt answers reader questions on glaucoma management. Topics include eye drop routines, caffeine avoidance, regular intraocular pressure checks, surgical iris removal as relief, and when to test or diagnose.
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