Newspaper subscription rates and staff credits fragment
The fragment lists staff roles and postage information for a publication. It mentions Jack F. Davis as Federal Manager and Executive Editor Eugene Miller as Managing Editor. It includes a mailing address in Winchester Virginia and national representatives Gallagher Delisser. It shows subscription rates by mail and carrier, with Virginia and West Virginia adjustments.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Capitalism in Soviet Union and Bank Robbery Trends
An analysis contrasts Soviet economic shifts after Khrushchev with Western bets on market reforms and Kosygin debt talks. It notes rising consumer calls for market mechanisms, then pivots to bank robbery in the United States, citing 1964 crime data and FBI findings on arrest rates and loot.
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Nitika Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Mr. Khrushchev
International Communist Organization
Kosygin
United States
Moscow
FBI
Winchester arrests and midyear police report in 1939
The Star Files notes 1 111 arrests in Winchester by local police during the year. Dispatches from Athens, Constantinople and Petrograd report Turkish forces pressing in Kars province. Wilson vetoes immigration bill, cites open door policy closure via literacy test and other limits.
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City of
Winchester
Athens
Constantinople
Petrograd
Kars
Caucasus
Stern Oa
Suez
Wilson
Habit Formation and the Escapable Trap of Desire
A reflective note describes how habits form gradually like a fish entering a narrow opening. It explains that fulfilling desires leads to entrapment, making it harder to exit the same pathway later. The passage uses vivid imagery to illustrate the self-reinforcing nature of habitual life.
Apples Keep Doctor Away Says Research On Health Value
Apple consumption linked to fewer health clinic visits and lower stress indicators among college students. Studies from Michigan State and Rutgers explore pectin and apple nutrients for heart disease prevention and dental health.
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Rutgers University
America
Budgets Imagined Frugality Hidden in Unspent Funds
Treasury study of Johnson budget shows two large unspent-authorizations totaling 96.7 billion and new authority 106.4 billion. By drawing from these pools in 1966 the administration claims a near 100 billion spending figure while total federal outlays reach about 127 billion including trust funds. The analysis notes misdirection in focusing on the administrative budget and highlights the broader budget cover provided by trust funds.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Treasury
New York Times
Aspirin Used to Treat Nonfatal Paget's Disease
Wayne Brandstadt M D explains Paget's disease osseous deformans causes unknown majorly affects those over 40 with slow progression. Symptoms vary by location, with tibial bowing and skull changes. treatment includes aspirin and fluoride to slow progression, while cortisone is avoided due to long-term harm.
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Paget
Cape Kennedy not prime target in event of war Cuba
Henry J. Taylor argues Cuba is a potential launch point for Soviet missiles, detailing underground shelters and electronic jamming concerns. He describes Cape Kennedy as vital to missile and space operations, debunking misconceptions about its defensibility and noting the moon mission cost and scale.
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Paget
Cape Kennedy
Cuba
Washington
Dallas - St. Louis
Detroit
Caribbean
Santo Tomas
Guane
Los Portales
Pinar del Rio
Merritt Island
Atlantic Missile Range
Indian Ocean
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