Winchester Evening Star July 16 1968 edition notice
The Winchester Evening Star issue dated Tuesday July 16 1968 provides newspaper masthead details and subscription rates. It lists staff roles including 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
Winchester
Nat'l Rep
Bottinelli and Gallagher, Inc
East 41St St
New York
N.Y
Weather Outlook with Possible Showers Tomorrow
Forecaster notes alto cirrus over western areas tonight with a chance of showers tomorrow. South of the cloud band a disturbance may bring stratiform rain tomorrow morning, then cloudy to partly cloudy conditions in the afternoon. North remains in status quo with potential unpredictable changes. If disturbances don’t push east, a clear warm day is possible tomorrow with smooth flying conditions for pilots.
Bizarre plan by M Transportation for car logbooks
The federal idea would require drivers to keep vehicle maintenance and accident records like pilots. Critics say it would fail, with drivers omitting fuel, oil, or brake notes and many false entries likely, while boosting government payrolls.
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Department of Mtransportation
Living Legend of 1968 Figures Holed Up in Las Vegas
A legendary figure with vast wealth similar to Howard Hughes is said to be living in seclusion atop a Las Vegas casino hotel. He has not appeared publicly in negotiations for a $150 million ACNB deal while his Nevada casino investments exceed $100 million.
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Las Vegas
American Broadcasting Co
Nevada
City authorizes limited shotguns to curb starling nuisance
Chief of Police Hollis says permission will be given to a few reliable residents to use light shot in a bid to reduce starling nuisance. He warns that anyone using rifles or revolvers will be arrested if identified. Earl Shade develops a 700 acre dairy near the airport, planning contour crop rotations for rainfall and soil conservation. Winchester General Agency leads U S insurance new business for Jan–June 1918, H R Bryarly and Brother managing. Frederick Land Corp demolishes the Winchester Inn and sells its building materials.
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Hollis
Earl Shade
United States
Winchester General Agency
Home Life Insurance Company of
New York
H. R. Bryarly
W. L. Fultz
Frederick Land Corporation
Winchester Inn
Rembrandt Self Portraits and Self Belief
Daily meditation on Rembrandt shows his self portrait habit as practical practice and vanity. The piece argues healthy self confidence, urging readers to value their abilities and envision success, even if a bit vain, rather than self doubt.
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Rembrandt
What Makes McCarthy Run A Political Enigma
Washington whispers about Senator Eugene McCarthy as poll results show him leading Nixon and Rockefeller in some Gallup readings yet lacking support from organized labor and urban Black communities. Analysts offer theories from personal charm to antihero mood, noting his appeal may stem from a casual stance toward tough issues and a national appetite for nonexpert leadership.
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Washington
McCarthy
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
United States
Gallup
Richard Nixon
Neleson Rockefeller
Hubert Humphrey
Nixon
Rockefeller
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Winston Churchill
Vietnam
Humphrey
MccCarthy
When Girl Becomes Woman and Menstrual Health Advice
A medical Q and A outlines when a girl becomes a woman, discusses premenstrual tension caused by brain and body water retention with diuretics, and offers treatment for painful periods. It covers potential causes from psychological factors to pelvic infections and endocrine disorders, plus home exercises and guidance on irregular menses in teens.
How's Your I Q A 10 Day Quiz Challenge
A condensed reader quiz lists scoring bands from Memory Genius to Good based on daily results. It poses ten questions covering Pearl Harbor date Valley of the Dolls meaning of dolls Phonograph inventor Grace Kelly’s home country Judo origins Arlberg Method pewter metal Philology and the city where the Declaration of Independence was adopted and proclaimed.
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Pearl Harbor
Grace of Monacco
China
Norway
India
Lying Vacation Tales Frolic In Office Veneration
HAL warns that vacation stories are exaggerated fabrications from office workers. The piece mocks six common types Hank the Hero Romantic Rosalind Sam the Sportsman Sid the hunter Homeloving Harry and The Great Man as they recount trips with tall tales. It urges readers to ignore exaggerations and enjoy their own summer break.
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Nero
Rome
Hank
Rosalind
Sam
Sid
Bid-a-wee
Harry
Las Vegas
Taxed to Death by Byrd Critique of Federal Revenue
To the Point Editorial cites Senator Byrd's claim that even a 100 percent tax on income over 10 000 would yield only 13 2 billion, insufficient to cover interest on the national debt. The piece argues liberal spenders ignore this fact and emphasizes the burden on middle and lower income groups with 500 000 Virginia public school children receiving instruction via educational television.
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Joplin
Globe
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Ige ‘Nore
Civic center drive renews in Winchester as public support grows
A front page piece outlines renewed push for a Winchester civic center amid doubts about need. The column recalls past efforts, notes Har ol d Brown and a blue ribbon board now lead the drive, and stresses the center as a future cultural and recreational hub for the area. Casimir Pulaski noted.
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West
Howard Hughes
Federal Reserve System
Daily Mediatation
Earl L. Douglas
William S. White
Democratic Party
Organized Labor
Senate
Plxies
By Wohl
Quiney
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
Duphaston
I.Q
Hal
Boyle
By Jack F. Davis
Martinsburg
Dulles
Sam Preston
Frederick County
Harold Brown
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Harold
Casimir Pulaski
Pulaski County
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