Winchester Evening Star Telegraph Rates and Staff Details
Publication page for Winchester Evening Star shows staff roles led by Jack F. Davis and Robert F. Rose with Eugene P. Miller and Douglas B. O Connell. Includes subscription prices and mailing zones for Virginia and West Virginia residents as of Tuesday July 18 1967.
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Jack FP. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Nat'l. Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th Sts
New York City
Johnsons air pollution bill redraws power and funds
Senate Public Works committee trims federal power and approves 700 million dollars over three years for air pollution control, shifting standards to states and regional commissions. The move, opposed by advocates of strong federal action, signals potential political and financial strain as Expo Canada debates and costs loom.
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Johnson
Senate Public Works Committee
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Senate
Familiar pattern of costly aid and shaky gains across allies
The piece notes repeated failures of Soviet and U S aid to allies in Vietnam Cuba and Egypt. Russian outlays in Vietnam and Cuba run into hundreds of millions and a daily million respectively while U S aid to Saigon falters and Nasser exploits benefactors. The piece calls the trend a familiar hazard of foreign aid.
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Kremlin
Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Saigon
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Russia
Egypt
Nasser
Germany thrusts near Rostov as Ruhr raids continue
The article notes a German course change toward Rostov and the Caucasus threatening Russia’s link with Allied forces in the Middle East. British Lancaster bombers daylighted over the Ruhr for a third day as the Senate tackles a 640 million aviation bill amid a drafting amendment clash. City politics mention rival carnivals and street-blocking decisions for next week.
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Germany
Caucasus
Rostov
Russia
Middle East
Ruhr
Senate
Hardwick
Georgia
Rouss Fire Co
Elks
Try the upper room in a time of solitary challenge
Daily meditation urges believers to turn to prayer after separating from guidance. It compares the disciples at the Mount of Ascension with personal moments of being left alone. The piece emphasizes seeking God and the Holy Spirit for power to face life’s trials.
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Jesus
Mount of Ascension
Earth
The Tragic Impression Of Ineffective Government
A political column argues the United States fails to govern effectively amid rail and mail disruptions, racial riots in Newark and other cities, and fears of mob violence. It cites past federal interventions, stalled legislation, and the impact of labor and civil rights disputes on national order.
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Washington
America
Newark
Hartford
Buffalo
Cleveland
Chicago
Hughes
New Jersey
Readers weigh healing book by Emily Gardiner Neal
A letter praises Where There’s Smoke The Mystery of Christian Healing by Emily Gardiner Neal. It highlights her sixteenth year of missions, themes of faith healing, and calls for church led healing services and communion.
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the Star
Emily Gardiner Neal
Neal
God
Family Prosperity Tied to Mama’s Paycheck Says AP
HAL BOYLE notes rising female employment fuels family prosperity as 16 million American wives work, up from under 20 percent a generation ago. He also adds quips on health, nature, height trends, early U.S. coin motto, tax history, poker odds, and college costs.
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New York
U.S
Mama
Papa
United States
Insurers Weigh Life Insurance Costs for Overweight People
A report notes life insurance premiums rise 10 to 20 percent for greatly overweight individuals, depending on age. The article also recalls U S presidents with nicknames and quotes David Grayson on tranquility and happiness.
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Leges
U.S
Pen
America
Four Eyes
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Chester A. Arthur
Theodore Roosevelt
David Grayson
Noted Poem Reflections on Creation and God
A compact reflection cites Psalms 19 1 and Alfred Noyes noting the heavens declare God and the universe centers on God. The quotes frame a religious perspective on cosmology and divine purpose.
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God
Alfred Noyes
Moderate coffee intake unlikely to affect heart health
Expert notes three to four cups daily pose no heart risk in most people with a duodenal diverticulum. More than five cups daily over years may raise coronary disease risk and over ten cups can cause irregular heartbeats. Moderation is advised and sleep effects vary by individual.
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