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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1967

Page

4

Winchester Evening Star Telephones and subscription rates page

The Winchester Evening Star lists contact numbers for offices and staff including General Manager and Executive Editor Jack F. Davis and News Editor Eugene P. Miller. It also prints subscription rates by mail and motor carrier for in state and out of state readers, with yearly and monthly options.

Jack F. Davis Robert F. Rose Eugene P. Miller Douglas B. O'Connell Winchester Gallagher-Delisser, Inc East 44Th St New York City

Federal plan to eradicate rats costs cities millions

A House Banking and Currency Committee vote endorses 40 million dollars over three years to purge rats from urban areas. HUD would oversee the program with 90 million rats cited, costing six dollars per rat, while critics urge cheaper local solutions and question federal overreach.

House Banking and Currency Committee Department of Housing and Urban Development Gram Leonard Czarniecki House Committee New York Big Brother Bureau of Big

Commuters Sue Over Nonresident State Taxes

The American Commuters Association filed a federal suit challenging New York State and City income taxes on non residents. They argue nonresidents pay for services they do not receive and seek constitutional equality of treatment, citing recent rulings against nonresident discrimination.

American Commuters Association Connecticut New Jersey New York State New York

Mt Fuji Crumbling Forces Debate Over Repairs

Cracks and daily slips of up to 300 tons threaten villages at Mt Fuji’s base. Naturalists oppose retaining walls citing aesthetic harm, while some argue action is needed though the mountain’s jagged form may persist.

Mt. Fuji Sawtooth

Counter Attacking Red Army Repels German Bridgeheads

Reports say Soviet troops on the Don River east bank wipe out German bridgeheads west of Voronezh in fierce fighting. F. L. Sargent Jr. is elected Civil and Police Justice for four years. Draft delays persist as only 16 states and DC have prepared drawing. City and county canvass readies pledges to curb waste and lessen want.

Don River Voronezh F. L. Sargent, Jr States District of Columbia

Daily Meditation On Treasures In Heaven

Douglas reflects on Jesus teaching of treasures in heaven and contrasts earthly limits with heavenly glory. He describes transfigured beauty, divine peace, and direct fellowship with God, urging faithful living to store up celestial riches and a large balance in the heavenly bank.

Jesus Heaven Earth Celestial Bank

Winchester voter guide voices preference in election

A letter to the editor urges Winchester Clarke and Frederick voters to back Alson Smith for Richmond representation, praising his business record and community service. The piece also notes national party dynamics ahead of the 1964 election cycle with discussion of presidential contenders and delegate selection.

Winchester Clarke Frederick Tastee Freez Alson Smith al Smith Richmond

Political party struggles and delegate shifts in 1968 race

A World Almanac Facts style discussion analyzes how Nixon Reagan and Rockefeller may gain or lose delegates as 1968 nomination battles unfold. It weighs whether Rockefeller could back Reagan to unite factions and the impact of public opinion on who can defeat Johnson.

Nixon Rockefeller Reagan Romney New York Goldwater Johnson Richard Hughes the Star Hughes Vietnam United States of American Winston Churchill

Congress Salaries Have Varied Every Decade in U S History

The World Almanac notes congressional pay changes occur when the economy weakens. Washington era pay was six dollars per attendance day and six dollars per twenty miles traveled. today pay is thirty thousand dollars plus travel and expense allowances. A Virginia political preview urges Alson H. Smith for House of Delegates and David Fahnestock for Sheriff, praising bipartisanship, rural urban ties, and integrity to combat rising crime.

Congress World Almanat George Washington Virginia House of Delegates Virginia House of Delegates Alson H. Smith Clarke Frederick Winchester Commonwealth

Are You a Good Dental Risk

Dear reader, a 30 year old seeks advice on saving upper front teeth and whether to cap or extract. The analysis stresses evaluating past dental history, hygiene, and risk factors before deciding between partial denture or full dentures.

H.H

Barbs by Walter C. Parkes

A Wall Street style barb by Walter C Parkes on free speech and interpretation. The column notes people argue over facts and how passion affects response, while contrasting TV dinners with restaurant meals amid rising costs.

Fat Women Endure Marriages and Forgiving Spouses Said

A collection of humorous observations notes that fat women are more forgiving toward husbands and seek fewer divorces. The column pokes at social norms, fashion, finance, dating, and male behavior with a satirical tone.

Greenwich Village National Geographic Magazine

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