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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1957
Page
4
British doctors warn of curtailing services over pay in NHS era
More than 40 000 British doctors threaten to cut services without salary increases as inflation and fixed government pay bite. In 1951 a similar dispute arose under socialized medicine, with the state paying incomes and most citizens preferring free care. The cost to meet demands would be 56 million yearly, challenging a 1.4 billion annual NHS bill. A proposed solution: reassess the state system, though public sentiment favors preserving socialized medicine. Also noted is the Nuclear Insurance Rating Bureau forming to pool property risks in atomic energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Nuclear Insurance Rating Bureau
Editorial Digest on free people defying laws and regional labels
The piece contrasts Philadelphia Mayor Dilworth’s defense of Sunday basketball legality with Southern resistance to Supreme Court mixed schooling rulings. It questions why citizens deemed free violate laws yet Southern opposition is labeled bigoted and intolerant, citing Gallup figures on welfare and desires. The tone critiques regional hypocrisy in law and civil rights discourse.
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Dilworth
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Bulletin
Philadephia
Virginia
Supreme Court
Gallup
South
Insurance consortium to cover atomic risk over fifty million
Sponsors include over 300 fire and casualty insurers. Their combined capacity will insure an atomic risk exceeding $50 million. Nuclear power plants reactor sites and facilities with substantial radiation are listed as coverable property types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock
Mutual
Silent Night Guitar Borrowed by Aspiring Elvis
A friend visits an apartment to find a guitar draped over a chair. The owner says it belongs to a young upstairs neighbor who dreams of being a second Elvis Presley, but neither the owner nor the neighbor actually plays it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvis Presley
Teens in News Language Sparks Revival Effort
A Wyoming publisher bans the term teen-ager in crime stories to avoid negative connotations, while New Orleans items show teens mostly linked to school and club activities. The author suggests rehabilitating the term by highlighting positive teenage achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Wall Street Journal Poem on Punctuation and Choice
A verse notes a girl learning punctuation and diction as she weighs which man to marry. The lines compare teaching grammar to guiding a life choice and reflect on language and love.
War and weather dominate Winchester news in brief
From the Files of the Star Adm. Lynde D. McCormick the report notes Allied naval command at the North Atlantic and wartime fronts in Korea with heavy resistance. It also records Winchester Chamber inquiries, record warm and cold snaps, a tornado in Alabama, a marriage announcement, and local figures with social visits and music efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adm
Lynde D. McCormick
U. S S. Atlantic
North Atlantic
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Winchester Research Laboratory
Alabama
Anna McCormick
Milared Lee
Roy E
J. Wm. Andrews
Wardensville
Mercury
Squire C. H. Cline
New York City Ramps Up School Integration Plan
New York City plans a master plan to accelerate racial integration in public schools using city financed buses to create racially balanced schools. The program targets a shift of teachers and neighborhoods while a budget boost seeks 68 million to 412 million dollars to expand the Commission on Integration.
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New York
Bronx
Board of Education
Chedren
New York City
Commission On Integration
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
San Francisco
Brooklyn
David M. Cory
Protestant Council
Ful High School Teachers Association
Concetta T. Roy
W. Sterling Cary
Rainfall Totals and Averages for 44-Year Period
Rainfall for the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a m on January 12 totals 1.43 inches. The year to date rainfall also 1.43 inches. Average annual rainfall over 44 years is 36.99 inches. Monthly averages over 1912 to 1956 show January 2.43, February 2.00, March 2.97, April 3.08, May 3.86, June 3.86, July 3.79, August 4.00, September 2.66, October 3.24, November 2.54, December 2.47 inches.
Posture and Health Guidance by Bundesen M D
Good posture is essential for health and comfort. Poor posture reduces blood circulation and breathing, with organs sagging. proper posture enables efficient movement through balance and coordination. Natural position is upright but not rigid. practice becomes habit. If posture remains poor, consult a physician for possible physical causes.
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Ural
Strength For The Day by Earl L. Douglass
A devotional discusses sowing to the flesh leading to corruption and spiritual decay. It contrasts with sowing to the Spirit yielding eternal life and warns that creeping corruption is a far worse fate than physical death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglass
Major Beaver Promoted. Air Force Career Highlighted
Earl L. Beaver son of Mrs. Julian Pierce Beaver and Thomas D. Beaver of Stephens City advances to Major while serving in England after two years with the Air Force. A Handley School graduate class of 1939, he entered service in 1942 and rose from cadet to major, with postings from Luke Field to West Point, Korea, Japan, and Maxwell AFB before his England assignment. He is married to Arlene Dillon of New Burgh, N Y, and they have three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Beaver
Julian Pierce Beaver
E. Pairfax Lane
Thomas D. Beaver
Stephens City
Air Force
England
Beaver
Handley School
Luke Field
Ariz
Randolph Field
Texas
Bryan School of
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Korea
Japan
Maxwell Afb
Alabama
Major Beaver
Arlene Dillon
New Burgh
How's Your I Q How To Score 100 Questions
A fragment notes a 100 question IQ style test with a 10 day schedule and daily averages. It lists score bands from Memory Genius to Good and hints at turning to a page for correct answers. The text begins with reference to the first Temperance Society.
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The
First Temperance Society
Hoyle and Foster Tackle Card Rules History
The text traces Hoyle as the authority on card rules starting with Whist and notes 1897's Foster's Hoyle by Robert Foster capitalizing on Hoyle’s reputation as an authority. It highlights the evolution of rulebooks in card games and their enduring association with correct play.
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Hoyle
Edemund Hoyle
Robert Foster
Foster
Television Schedule Card for Evening Lineup
A dense listing of prime time programs across channels 6 9 4 5 7 detailing show titles hosts and times from 6:00 PM to 5:30 PM the following day with multiple color productions and notable guest names such as Peter Lorre Lloyd Bridges Viveca Lindfors and Laurence Olivier.
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D. Edwards
Lloyd Bridges
Viveca Lindfors
Alex Nicol
Hillary Brooke
Peoples Playhouse
B. Crawford
Binnie Barnes
Inga
Deacon
Oak Ridge
Footlight
Susie
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