Winchester Star masthead and staff lines
The Winchester Evening Star lists its staff including Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor Douglas B. O Connell as Managing Editor and Vorne Ma LeR as News Editor. It notes circulation over 55,000 and address details for wall representatives and postal information.
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Winchester Evening Star
Jack F. Davis
Vorne P. Ma.ler
Winchester
Wall, Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Lacking Food Aid Belts Tighten in Communist Nations
The 1966 outlook in the Soviet Union China and Cuba shows harvests below expectations. Castro faces rice shortages as China restricts exports to aid North Vietnam, while Soviet moves hint at higher agricultural yields and imports of wheat to cover shortfalls. College enrollment rises amid debates on education goals and technician training. A Plymouth Inn serves roast boar as holiday fare, with gourmets eyeing exotic future dishes such as hippo and whale at barbecues.
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Soviet Union
Red China
Cuba
Fidel Castro
China
U.S. Agriculture Department
Economic Research Service
Red
Moscow
Castro
Communist Party
Marx
Transit workers urged back amid plan for special tribunal
The piece argues 33 000 transit workers should return to work while a special tribunal established by Mayor Lindsay reviews all city employee pay demands. It contends government wage gaps hurt morale and calls for equitable, transparent standards across municipal jobs.
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New York City
Timely Quotes on Wage Policy and Government Responsibility
Dr Oliver Beguin of the United Bible Societies emphasizes that God's word reaches only those rooted in the same culture and experiences. Labor secretary Wirtz cites long hours and unemployment while calling for fair wage scales and efficient service. Wes Westrum notes taxation must fund essential services without harming productivity, and N Y City transit leaders illustrate that violence and coercion fail to settle wage disputes without a responsible compensation system.
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God
Oliver Beguin
London
United Bible Societies
New York City
Roosevelt seeks 17 billion peacetime budget plan
The Star Files reports President Roosevelt requests over 17 billion in an unprecedented peacetime budget. Winchester holds an emergency savings fund of 41 290 28 dollars. The Frederick County Common Council Finance Committee chaired by W P Anderson will meet with the School Board to assess conditions for city use of Shenandoah Valley Academy grounds as a park.
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Roosevelt
Winchester
Common Council
W. P. Anderson
Frederick County
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Fire company officers elected and reappointed
Fifty years ago in 1916 Capt. C. M. Hodgson was re elected captain of the Sarah Zane Fire Co. New officers for the Winchester and Martinsburg Turnpike Co. were Capt. J. K. McCann as president and Charles R. McCann as secretary treasurer. Thomas P. Graybeal was elected captain of the Rouss Hook and Ladder Co. John H. Seal Jr. was re elected captain of the Charley Rouss Fire Co.
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C. M. Hodgson
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Winchester and
Martinsburg
Thomas P. Graybeal
Rouss Hook and Ladder Co
John H. Seal, Jr
Charley Rouss Fire Co
Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas
Earl L. Douglas warns against living as a ghost among the living urging care to avoid dying before death. He cautions that church boards and corporate leaders can be haunted by unhelpful past figures and urges vigilance to keep the living active and engaged.
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Earl L. Douglas
Second Wife Forgives Alimony Except For Cash
HAL BOYLE notes a second wife will forgive almost anything but alimony to his first wife. She claims the money belongs to her and may jest about jail over payments. The piece riffs on trends, habits, and social quirks with wry humor and aphorisms about aging, breakfast, wastebaskets, and distant public icons.
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New York
America
Lindsay Forced to Look To Washington for Help
Washington to back him in the New York transit strike Lindsay shifts strategy to involve the Johnson administration and avoid giving Gov. Rockefeller credit for any potential settlement. He faces pressure from liberal Labor supporters and the Quill union leadership as he weighs tough action against labor.
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Lindsay
Washington
New York Transit
John V. Lindsay
Nelson Rockefeller
Johnson
United States
Rockefeller
Transit Union
Mike Quill
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Liberal Party
David Dubinksy
Calvin Coolidge
Boston
Arthur Goldberg
United Nations
Canker Sores and Ulcers Discussed in Health Panel
Dear Dr Lawrence answers readers questions on mouth ulcers likely caused by herpes simplex. A dentist should identify ulcers during flareups. Treatments range from mild rinses to caustics, with a government pamphlet offered for free. A curious quiz and biblical quote follow.
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DR. Lawrence
William Lawrence
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W. Va
Technical Institute
Plymouth
Mass
By David Lawrence
City of
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Wes Westrum
New York Mets
Page the Undertaker
Board of Trustees
Hal Boyle
Abraham Lincoln
William S. White
I.Q
North Carolina
Yugoslavia
Egypt
Indonesia
Peru
Jeremiah
Benjamin Franklin
Philosopher
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