Winchester Evening Star Telephones and staff listing
The Winchester Evening Star lists its ESTABLISHED 1896 masthead notices with circulation details and contact numbers News 667 3211 and Business 667 3200. It names Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor Robert F. Rose as Business Manager Eugene P. Miller as News Editor and Douglas B. O Connell as Managing Editor.
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Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Second Ee
Winchester
Natl
Rep
Gary
East 44Th St
New York City
Rising Social Security Deductions Target Young Workers
President Johnson proposes a new Social Security scheme increasing earmarked deductions to 4.5 percent in 1969 and 5 percent in 1973 with wage bases rising to 7 800 in 1969 9 000 in 1971 and 10 800 in 1974. A 540 annual limit for 1974 signals rising costs and draws concern over long term burden on workers especially those in their 20s.
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Johnson
Keep the Faith Baby sales rush for Powell at stake
The piece notes airline ties with Moscow as Washington seeks scores in diplomacy and cites Adam Clayton Powell facing a 165000 dollar defamation judgment. It mentions his new single Keep the Faith Baby and the push for a million copies and a long playing reach amid finances.
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Adam Clayton Powell
Swingers
Rockers
The
Rollers
Powell
Sinatra
Daily Meditation On Growth And Aging
Earl L. Douglas reflects on growth as a lifelong process from seeds to orchards and aging gracefully. The piece cites mustard seed, Johnny Appleseed, acorns, Michelangelo and musicians, urging continual mental spiritual growth until life ends. It emphasizes growth as life and warns against ceasing to grow.
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Jesus
Johnny
Movement With A Mission Inspires Youth Through Athletes
Critics condemn youth culture while some elders ignore leadership gaps. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes mobilizes college and professional athletes to model Christian faith, guiding youth toward moral standards and service. It aims to lift rather than reprimand young people, highlighting athletes as modern moral exemplars.
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Christ
FCA founded for Christian athletes spans nation and locally
The article traces the 1954 founding of the FCA by Don McClanen and Dr. Louis Evans Sr. It notes early public support in Oklahoma and Pittsburgh, the first national conference in Estes Park in 1956, and growth to hundreds of chapters with huddle groups. Local leaders aim to form a high school FCA chapter amid calls for school support. It highlights The Christian Athlete magazine and stories of athlete testimony and faith, ending with the FCA prayer for guidance and strength.
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Don McClanen
Louis H. Evans
Oklahoma
Pittsburgh
Branch Rickey
FCA
Estes Park
Colo
America
Jim Laise
Russ Potts
Hunter Maddox
Beall Bentley Thomas Weds Scully in Christ Church
Reported events include Beall Bentley Thomas marrying Thomas G. Scully at Christ Episcopal Church with Mrs. John S. Scully Jr. as matron of honor and Porter Gillespie of Pittsburgh as best man. Also notes Connally's invitation as guest speaker for Reuss Banquet on Feb 11 and local poultry industry figures.
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Tom Connally
L. M. Allen
Winchester
Frederick County
Beall Bentley Thomas
Thomas G. Scully
Christ Episcopal Church
John S. Scully, Jr
Porter Gillespie
Pittsburgh
Prompt treatment helps hemophiliac joints avoid deformity
Wayne Brandstadt advises prompt home plasma treatment for bleeding joints in hemophiliacs. He contrasts Roy who bled for hours before relief with Joe whose parents treated at home, enabling quicker recovery. The article notes modern clinics and warns against aspirin as it worsens bleeding, while sodium salicylate is safer. It also includes a Q and A on a child’s chalk-eating and pale stools, with reassurance about normal liver tests.
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Roy
Joe
Michael Reese
Chicago
How's Your I Q Score Quiz Preview
Daily results show if you score 9 or 10 correct you are a Memory Genius 7 or 8 Very Superior 5 or 6 Excellent 4 Good Turn to page 2 for correct answers. Questions cover pelts rivers states capitals sports island groups and native birds. The quiz includes 10 items with observed scoring guidance.
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Cotton Mather
Muscle Shoals
New England
Ottawa
Ty Cobb
Pacific Islands
Saipan
South America
North America
U.S. population growing younger says Hal Boyle
The piece notes a median age drop from 29 to under 28, with 25 million teens and 18 million aged 65 plus. It covers youth trends, rising high incomes, school cheating, and social anecdotes from 1960s America.
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U.S
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