Winchester paper notices and staff list from July 1 1967
The page shows telephones established 1696 and staff roles including JACK F. DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor ROBERT F. ROSE, News Editor EUGENE P. MILLER, and Managing Editor DOUGLAS B. O CONNELL. It lists subscription rates for city carrier and mail customers in Virginia and nearby states and notes a Saturday July 1 1967 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Nat’l
Train car on rails would haul cars coast to coast
The government outlines a plan for a piggyback double decker train to carry cars from Washington to Jacksonville, Fla., with service cars and amenities, aiming for a private sale after one year if economics work. Cuba’s sugar policy under Fidel Castro shows volatile output, with recent harvests around 6 million tons and ongoing economic balancing challenges.
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Washington, D.C
Jacksonville
Fla
Department of Transportation
Fidel Castro
Kosygin
Cuba
Castro
Loneliness as a modern social ill among the middle aged
The piece argues loneliness dominates aging fears as families drift apart and elders lose close ties. It laments reduced family gatherings and signals a shift away from isolating the elderly, advocating reintegration into daily life.
Aerial Reinforcements Reported for Malta
The Star Files notes aerial reinforcements to Malta in the Mediterranean, causing considerable enemy losses. Rommel's Axis invasion armies have advanced within 70 miles of the Nile delta. Fred S. Anderson and Frank M. Anderson have bought the N Main store property owned by Mrs. Holmes Conrad, long used as a tobacco shop with pool and billiard room.
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Malta
Mediterranean
Rommel
Nile Delta
Fred S. Anderson
Frank M. Anderson
N. Main St
Holmes Concrad
Fred Anderson
Daily Meditation by Eartl Douglas on happiness and right living
The piece argues happiness comes from inner virtue and doing the right thing rather than chasing wealth or excess. It contrasts drunken revelry and endless money with contentment from integrity, even in poverty, noting a good time arrives when circumstances align with inner peace.
Jerusalem transfer, cease-fire debate and global power roles
Column argues the Jerusalem transfer did not violate the cease-fire as no hostilities occurred. It cites Soviet arms to Egypt, Moscow’s facesaving moves, and Israel’s need to govern seized areas amid stalled peace talks. It notes U.S. Soviet roles, economic factors, and relief for displaced people shaping settlement.
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Jerusalem
Middle East
Israel
Moscow
Egypt
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez Canal
This Could Save You A Punch on the Nose
HAL BOYLE jokes about guessing gender after birth and offers light test cues. He notes cues like singing the national anthem, laughter, infant handling, age hints, tears, and reading the column to decide if it’s a man or woman.
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New York
Science
Milady
Milord
System versus person frames Soviet problem in U.S. talks
Henry J. Taylor argues the Soviet problem lies in the system not Kosygin, urging improved U.S.-Soviet friendship. He describes Russia as a have-not nation strained by armaments and Arab conflicts, and claims Brezhnev's control over policy sidelines Kosygin. He warns that changing the Kremlin would be a revolution, not a simple shift in leadership.
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Kosygin
Johnson
Russia
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Sheba
United States
Mao Tse-tung
Canada
Alexei N. Kosygin
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Kosysgin
Brezhnev
I. V. Kapitonov
Presidium
Alexander N. Shelepin
V. V. Scherbitsky
Ukraine
Nikita Khrusshchev
World Almanac Facts 1967 Almanac Highlights
Brief summary of World Almanac 1967 entries with key statistics, notable events, population figures, economic data, and cultural notes. Includes summaries suitable for quick reference and public knowledge.
Modern Dental Surgery Restores H B's Teeth
H B faced loss of remaining upper teeth due to advanced pyorrhea. Modern dental science extracted teeth, treated abscesses and cysts, prepared a denture, and installed artificial teeth after a brief procedure. The operation lasted about 20 minutes with sedation and careful precautions.
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H. B
H.B
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MOM
W.va
the Star Files
Eartl
Douglas
By David Lawrence
Washington
Nasser
London
Havana
Latin America
Central
South America
Hal Boyle
Funny
CIA
Henry J. Taylor
U.S.S.R
Detroit
Alex Jones
Indonesia
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Giuseppe Caspar Mezzofanti
William Lawrence
Lawrence
PiXies
By Wohl
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