Classifieds and Mail Rates Listing
The notice lists staff credits and roles including SUGENE P MILLER News Editor and JACK F DAVIS General Manager with addresses and phone lines. It shows subscription rates and a rate table for mail services and regions, including Watl Rep Gallagher Delisser Inc in New York City.
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Winchester
Wat’l, Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
January as a starting point in history and 1966
The piece notes January's historic role from the birthplaces of famous Americans to key events like Washington's unanimous election in 1789 and Jackson's victory at New Orleans in 1815. It cites California gold discovery in 1848 and state entries into the Union, suggesting January 1966 may add its own notable entries.
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Benjamin Franklin
Alexander Hamilton
Daniel Webster
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
William McKinley
Young Republic
George Washington
Gen. Jackson
New Orleans
Congress
California
United States
John Marshall
Sutter
Connecticut
Georgia
Kansas
Michigan
New Mexico
Utah
New Year Resolutions and Legendary Heroes
The article contrasts modern resolutions with ancient heroes who vowed bold deeds on New Year’s Day. It notes how public vows could force dramatic actions, then argues that people today prefer private, individualized resolutions respecting personal privacy and constraints.
Firemen Contain Thames Blaze After Bomb Attacks
Firemen used Groomite and vast water from the Thames to quell a night raid of fire bombs described as the fiercest of the war. The Cumberland Valley Telephone Co. faced bondholder action after a receivers sale. Shenandoah Division trainmen of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad posted time reliability of 96.5 percent in November and 96 percent in October.
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Thames
Cumberland Valley Telephone Co
Cumberland Valley
Wichester
Pennsylvania
Shenandoah
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Secret of Survival
The meditation compares ancient redwoods to people who endure fire of sorrow and hardship. It notes these brave souls confront adversity yet endure, enduring fire without being consumed, much like enduring beings from history. It emphasizes resilience and steadfastness in the face of trials.
Does U S protest abuses of Americans by Communist regimes
U S voices little protest as journalists face expulsion in Poland and the USSR. The piece argues Washington should aggressively press for a free press abroad, contrasting with its stance on Rhodesia and Vietnam where embargos are used to influence internal affairs.
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Washington
United States
Sam Jaffe
Moscow
American Broadcasting Company
ABC
David Halberstam
Warsaw
Sahid
New York Times
A.M. Rosenthal
The
Poland
Great Britain
Rhodesia
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Red China
Cuba
Europe
Timely quotes on beef, trade, and press freedom debated
A collection of remarks covers beef supply expectations, dangers of firearms, youth licensing, anti communist trade, internal affairs, and the role of press and media in democracy. Notable figures include Jooks J. Keogh and G. Mennen Williams. The text argues free interchange of news as essential for freedom and counters autocratic barriers.
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Red
China
Free World
United States
Making New Year resolutions can be overdone
HAL BOYLE notes that attempting to overhaul oneself with many resolutions in 1966 invites laughter. He suggests avoiding a flood of vows and instead adopting a practical stance, such as small positive goals or safer negative commitments, to avoid wasting time on grand but unlikely changes.
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Ison Avenue
Imane
New York
Viet Nam
Swedish Nobel Prize For Sholokhov Sparks Cultural Charade Debate
Henry J. Taylor argues the Nobel Prize in Literature to Mikhail Sholokhov exposes a Soviet cultural hoax. He contends Sholokhov’s Don narrative and revisions echo broader propaganda, noting behind the scenes lobbying by the Soviet embassy and questions about truth in history.
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Swedish Academy
Mikhail A. Sholokhov
Sholokhov
Stockholm
Soviet Union
Alfred Bernhard Nobel
Arthritic Diet Confusion And Health Q A
A jumble of reader questions covers mastitis in an unmarried 17 year old, Darvon use and side effects, placenta previa risk, milk on a salt free diet, and a quiz section on memory and general knowledge. Answers note limited mastitis causes, Darvon as a pain and anxiety remedy, placenta previa risk being chance dependent, and low-sodium milk can work with blood pressure.
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