Salute to Jaycees highlights local service and creed
The Winchester Jaycees Week honors Outstanding Young Educator Outstanding Young Farmer and Distinguished Service recipients at a banquet. The editorial code explains Jaycees as 21 to 36 year old leaders who run community projects and sponsor events such as Pony League Track Meet Bloodmobiles and Christmas shopping tours. It cites the Jaycee Creed urging faith in God brotherhood of man free enterprise and service to humanity.
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Winchester
Winchester Jaycees
The
Jaycees
Brotherhood of Men
Pony League
Northwestern Workshop
C. William Brownfield
Columbus
Ohio
Earth
Britain’s Decimal Coinage Push Faces Doubts Ahead of D-Day
The article notes Britain's decade long education campaign for decimal currency, stating the government spends about $3 million over five years to prepare the public for a shift from pounds shillings and pence to multiples of 10. Officials question if the change will succeed as 1966's decision nears.
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Britain
Napoleon
France
Tax records accessible by 23 federal agencies alarm readers
A Senate subcommittee report finds 23 agencies have direct access to citizens tax returns, totaling 109 reasons given for intrusion. The piece condemns privacy erosion, cites IRS as overwhelmed, warns of data processing and surveillance expanding like a cancer, and urges public protest to curb this drift.
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U.S. Senate
Big Brother
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Topsy
Army
Adlai Stevenson III
Illinois
New York
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Justice Department
Secret Service
Letters to the Editor on Winchester Food Stamp Program
A Winchester citizen urges community and welfare department support for the Food Stamp Program begun in 1970. The letter explains eligibility, allotments for a family of four, and how stamps are used and taxed, noting benefits to low income families and local sales tax revenue.
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the Star
Winchester
Frederick County
United States
Nixon
Welfare Department
Public
Commercial and Savings Bank
Nichols Shopping Center
Generosity Exceeded in Lockheed Reimbursement Fight
Lockheed Aircraft rejects Pentagon’s 758 million offer to cover miscalculations and proceeds to litigation seeking over one billion dollars. The dispute centers on a C5-A contract for 120 planes at 2.3 billion, with only 81 delivered for 3.7 billion, fueling taxpayer questions about profits.
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Lockheed Aiircraft Corporation
Washington
Lockheed
Pentagon
Winchester Frederick Chamber names Man of the Year and Outstanding Director
The Star Files reports W. Nelson Page received Man of the Year and Philip N. Hunter was named Outstanding Director at the 43rd annual Winchester-Frederick County Chamber dinner. Carl S. Napps becomes full administrator of Winchester Memorial Hospital after Homer Alberti’s death. Handley Library board re-elects H. K. Benham M. C. Teague Thomas Monahan and Johan Coates. Frankie Snapp arrives on 30 day Navy furlough after 24 months in the south Pacific. Sled riding blocked on Cecil Street. Clarke Courier editor Kenneth Levi wins Virginia Press Association second best weekly editorial award for 1945.
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W. Nelson Page
Philip N. Hunter
Winchester - Frederick County
Kenneth Levi
The
Clarke Courier
Berryville
Virginia Press Association
Sin is Bondage and the Call for Pure Heart Living
The piece contrasts Cicero's moral warnings with Jesus blessing purity of heart and the promise of seeing God. It argues sin binds people, citing money loves and temper, drink, and violence as examples. It concludes morality alone falters, asserting only religion can break bondage.
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Cicero
Jesus
God
Grim Days Are Here Says HAL BOYLE
New York AP columnist HAL Boyle laments winter gloom as the season drags on through April. He notes sour moods, fatigue, and a society reluctant to act, while a Christmas post card from the Florida boss signals ongoing malaise before relief arrives.
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New York
Florida
Santa Claus
Pain at the Right Spot And Time Indicate Ulcer
Dr. Lawrence E. Lamb explains that peptic ulcers are often diagnosed by characteristic symptoms even when X rays fail to show them. Pain location and timing vary by ulcer type, with relief from food or antacids common, and nocturnal pain signaling more severe disease.
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Coin of the Realm
Henry J. Taylor
U.S
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Baker
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South Pacific
Cecil Street
Tennyson Avenue
Stewart Street
Earl L. Douglas
Hal Boyle
Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
DR. Lamb
Lamb
I.Q
Napoleon Bonaparte
Waterloo
Belgium
Netherlands
M.F
Albert Einstein
Kent St
Advertising and Business
Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O’connell
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