Winchester Evening Star Ad Rates and Date
The Winchester Evening Star dated Wednesday January 3 1968 outlines subscription and advertising rates for in state and out of state readers. It lists staff positions including General Manager Jack F Davis News Editor Eugene P Miller and Managing Editor Douglas B O Connell.
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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
State Department
Washington
Risks and uncertainty shadow economic forecasts in wartime year
Analysts note limits to predicting growth as Viet Nam war and a presidential year add risk. Despite August optimism, 1967 data show mixed signals with industrial production up from October but still weak. Personal income hit a record rate in November, while political tensions and Hanoi’s stance keep forecasts tentative. Ho Chi Minh’s posture suggests peace terms would extend conflict.
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John Deaver
New York
Chase Manhattan Bank
Five Continents
United States
Canadian men gain on women in rural areas
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports Canada’s male to female ratio drops from 103 to 101 per 100 in 1956 1966. Rural areas show more men with 110 to 100, farms 115 to 100, while cities have more women 100 to 98. Saskatchewan 105 men per 100 women. Ontario and Quebec near equal at 100 to 100.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
CBS
Saskatchewan
United States
Itario
Quebec
Baker named acting City Sergeant and Rinker as deputy
The Star Files reports G. Gibson Baker is named acting City Sergeant and J. Earle Rinker named deputy by Earl Bailey. Near daily war briefs include U S strikes in Africa and Asia, evacuation admissions by Germans, and Allied air activity in Tunisia. The Winchester city and Frederick County jail are described as jointly owned with property conveyed to both entities in 1840.
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G. Gibson Baker
J. Earle Rinker
Earl Bailey
Aleutians
Solomons
U. 5S
Elista
Kalmyck
Caucasus
Tunisia
Germany
Norfolk
Winchester
Frederick
Living by Faith Seen Through Historic Examples
The essay argues belief comes not by reason alone but through lives lived in Christian virtue. It cites Justin Martyr David Livingstone Dr Greenfell and Dwight L Moody as examples who witnessed moral transformation and inspired faith. Seeing others live their professed beliefs strengthens commitment and perseverance.
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Justin Martyr
David Livingstone
Greenfell
Labrador
Dwight L. Moody
Byrd Fights Unconstitutional Financing in Senate Debate
Virginia Senator Byrd challenged a three year extension of federal education funding totaling 14.2 billion dollars. He argued Congress must not abdicate its purse strings to the executive and warned against granting unlimited program life without new appropriations.
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Rice Eeresary
Wayne L. Morse
Orego
Federal Commissioner of Education
Congress
United States
Sen
Byrd
Virginia
Legislative
Executive
Mendel’s Early Genetics Work Ignored Until 1900
The World Almanac notes Gregor Mendel, an Austrian monk, published his heredity laws in 1865-66. His findings gained attention only in 1900 when three European botanists independently recognized what he had published decades earlier.
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Gregor Mendel
Mendel
Inflation's Double-Whammy Threat to 1968 Economy
Henry J. Taylor outlines a twin inflation threat from wage-price pressures and Vietnam war costs. He notes a 1967 federal deficit, a British devaluation, and a weak dollar, with productivity lagging and a tight labor market heightening price pressures as the balance of payments remains fragile.
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Vietnam
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
House Banking and Currency Committee
U.S.A
Department of Labor
Fowler
Contro
United States
Dead Teeth Myths Debunked by Dental Expert
William Lawrence reports on root canal myths and costs. Harry F. of Pittsburgh asks about alternatives to extraction. The columnist notes that root canal treated teeth can last like vital teeth, supports bridges, and that high costs are often due to multiple visits and new techniques allow single sitting treatments.
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Harry F
Pittsburgh
Erie Canal
Panama Canal
Suez Canal
O.K
Dee
Lawerence
How's Your IQ A 10 day quiz with score tiers
A vintage quiz asks 10 questions from Longfellow nationality to mallard type to alloy symbol Al. It tests memory and general knowledge with answers on page 2 including the Speaker’s voting rule and river mouth alluvial deposit terms.
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U. S. House of Representatives
Eastern University
George M. Cobdn
Johnson tactics shaped by congressional background and consensus
Background shaping Lyndon Johnson's White House approach stems from 24 years in Congress. As former Senate leader he seeks consensus and avoids risky, long term bets, balancing public opinion with the presidency's needs in a complex, partisan system.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
White House
Congress
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Senate
United States
MR. Johnson
House of
Barbs by Phil Pastor et
Barbs lampoon pedestrians and urban life in a humorous column noting temperamental cross walks and dim street lighting. A neighbor reports a chewed watch chain by a pup while recalling old times and curbside search for house numbers.
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Winchester Evening Star
W.va
FORT
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Earl L. Douglas
The
Chicago Tribune
Sen. Byrd
Sen. Morse
Executive Branch
World Almanac
Newspaper Enterprise Asssm
Henry J. Taylor
William Lawrence
I.Q
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Caracas
South America
By David Lawrence
Phil Pastoret
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