Newspaper masthead and editor credits
The document lists staff positions including News Editor Eugene P Miller and General Manager Jack F Davis with executive roles and a Winchester postal designation. It also mentions Douglas B O Connell as Managing Editor and a New York address for Gallagher Delisser Inc and subscription rates.
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Jack F. Davis
Winchester
Nat’l
Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Puerto Rico Leads Caribbean Toward Regional Economic Growth
A South Caribbean economic vision shows Puerto Rico expanding tourism and industry to lift the entire region. The Caribbean Economic Development Corporation seeks to attract other islands into a self-help program, boosting regional buyers and investment while promoting competition and shared prosperity.
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West Indies
Puerto Rco
Caribbean
Puerto Rico
United States
U.S
Caribbean Economic Development Corporation
Castro
Brooklyn College bans mental illness stigma in admissions
Associate dean Prof Max Siegel exposes discrimination against high school graduates treated for mental illness. The piece argues such history does not justify exclusion and that academic merit and overall health should guide admissions. It urges educators to discard a medieval yardstick and support fair access.
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Brooklyn College
United States
Max Siegel
Edmonton Doctors Save Frozen Man From Death
A team of Edmonton physicians revived a man who lay exposed in subzero weather for about ten hours. He was found nearly stiff, to the point a doctor feared a fall could shatter him. Rapid warming raised his temperature from 77 to normal, prompting reflection on medical handling of freezing victims.
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Edmonton
Canada
U.S
An American leader praises Kagawa’s influence
Daily Meditation notes Earl L Douglas recounts a visit to Japan. A pilot recalls Kagawa as a father figure and a major spiritual force. The piece reflects on Christian witness overcoming opposition and shaping global religious life.
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Japan
Kagawa
Feminine Smoking Increasing Says AP Column
New York AP report notes cigarette smoking rising faster among women than men. Analysts cite weight control as a motive and discuss broader health quirks and humorous asides woven through the column.
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New York
Nature
New Hampshire
United States
Crime Patterns: Auto Theft and Theft Crimes Profiled
Ninety five percent of major US crimes fall under auto theft robbery burglary and larceny. Offenders mostly aged sixteen to twenty five and are frequently repeaters. About 2.5 million criminal offenses occur yearly in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
McNamara Faces Call to Resign Over Viet Nam Shipping Failures
Henry J. Taylor argues Defense Secretary McNamara misjudged using air transport over ships, noting by January most Viet Nam cargo moved by ships, with chronic unloading delays and boiler failures in reactivated vessels. The piece questions judgment and urges resignation.
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
McNamara
Mr. McNamara
New York
New Orleans
Oakland
Calif
Norfolk
Baltimore
NcNamara
Questions and Answers on Health Conditions and Remedies
A health column discusses sarcoidosis noting unknown exact cause and variable symptoms depending on organ involvement. It covers prognosis and recurrence, treatments with X rays colchicine cortisone and quinine, and notes similarity to tuberculosis but not caused by tubercle bacillus. Allergy may be a factor.
Kennedy moves left in bid for Democratic nomination
In Washington, Senator Robert F. Kennedy shifts toward the liberal ADA faction, signaling a break with moderates and Humphrey. The change follows Johnson's exit and marks Kennedy's embrace of a doctrinaire liberal path, with supporters citing conviction and critics warning of electoral risk.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Democratic Party
Johnson
White House
Americans For Democratic Action
Kermuedy
Robert Kennedy
Humphrey
How to Score Your I Q A Daily Quiz Guide
A 10 day question set grades memory by daily scores. It lists 10 sample items with topics from history language geography and biographies and instructs to turn to page 2 for answers. It measures memory genius to good performance based on correct answers.
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Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Earl L.douglas
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Erate
G. G. Baker
Hal Boyle
Catholic Digest
Encyclopaedia Britennica
Henry J. Taylor
Administration
Congress
Defense Department
Hawaii
William S. White
Sen
Goes
Ada
Kennedy
Senate
John Kennedy
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Schlesinger
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
I.Q
Yucatan
Peru
New Zealand
Tar Heel
Byzantium
Constantinople
Poles
Ann Boleyn
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