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The text lists Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor Douglas B. O Connell as Managing Editor Sugene P. M0ler as News Editor and notes a second class postage paid in Winchester Virginia. It provides a national representative via Gallagher Delisser Inc New York and begins subscription rate notes.
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No More Controls Warn of Inflationary Risks and Fed Action
The piece argues that direct government controls risk inequity and corruption, favoring higher taxes and prudent policy instead. It cites Paul W. McCracken warning that wartime and domestic spending fuel inflation, with controls failing due to price disparities, graft, and government overreach. The article reflects on time, future hopes, and the human capacity for good despite pessimism.
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City permits total 477608. giants include C P Tel Co on N Braddock
City Manager Lee Grant announced building permits for the year totaled 477608 dollars. The largest permit went to the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co for a facility on North Braddock Street and the second largest to Northern Virginia Power for a building on North Cameron Street. Adolf Hitler addressed German soldiers promising the year 1941 would bring the greatest victory in our history.
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Virginia routes map highlights Valley Turnpike as tourist path
A 1915 map shows principal automobile routes through Virginia with the Valley Turnpike Route 11 featured for tourists. Miss Genevieve Champ Clark, daughter of the Speaker, wed James McIlhaney Thomson, editor of the New Orleans Item and Clarke County native.
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Excitement and Hope in a World of Danger
Earl L. Douglas reflects on changing times noting rising crime and moral strain while pondering a potential golden age. He urges aligning with good, opposing evil, and resisting leaders who would unleash mass violence as destiny stirs the world.
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How to Avoid New Year’s Eve Hangover
HAL BOYLE offers sober options for ending 1965 with little regret. He lists playful, dull, and practical alternatives to overindulgence and suggests waking in 1966 like a bluebird, or maybe empty as usual.
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Rendezvous With Destiny and a Nation’s Space Vision
Henry J. Taylor reflects on Americans in space and the cosmic vastness. He contrasts a nation that seeks growth with one that stagnates as it faces the dawn of a new era driven by the Gemini craft and humanity’s advancing understanding and imagination.
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Letters and reflections from The Star readers on Kennedy era politics
Readers criticize Henry Taylor for anti Kennedy views while praising Robert Kennedy's foreign policy role. The letter-writer defends the Kennedys, condemns Taylor's stance, and argues for U S aid to Latin America and Vietnam refugees. The page also includes Christmas thanks and a 1966 year-end reflection on science, teamwork, and national challenges.
Precancerous Oral Lesion Linked to Smoking and Irritation
The article explains a benign smoker associated oral patch common in the wisdom tooth area, under the tongue, and on the cheeks and palate. It may reverse after removing irritants like tobacco and rough fillings. If tissue changes occur, it becomes leukoplakia or dyskeratosis, potentially cancer in situ or invasive cancer. Diagnosis requires biopsy, with multiple biopsies sometimes needed. Diagnostic aids include PAP tests and Toluidine Blue staining, followed by biopsy to confirm cancer. Treatments depend on size and location, ranging from excision biopsy for small areas to other surgical or electrosurgical methods for larger lesions.
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