Winchester Evening Star Masthead Fragment Reprint
Newspaper masthead fragment lists editors and offices in Winchester Virginia with address lines and subscription rates. Shows Jack F. Davis as general manager and executive editor Eugene P. Miller as news editor and Douglas B. OConnell as managing editor.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O’connell
Winchester
Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Saltonstall urges annual audit of government liabilities
Senator Leverett Saltonstall warns that federal obligations exceed one trillion dollars in future claims. He urges a yearly public audit of all liabilities to reveal contingent costs and force lawmakers to confront past overspending. The idea targets Medicare Social Security retirement funds Defense commitments and 90 plus insurance programs with unclear figures.
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Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
Washington
Massachusetts
Senate
National House
Sam
Congress
Sen. Saltonstall
Commodity Credit Corporation
Federal Housing Administration
Defense Department
Britain faces continued economic strain amid policy limits
Britain's economy shows signs of overstrain as restrictions fail to curb inflation and the balance of payments deficit. The Bank of England raises the discount rate to 7 percent and doubles banks' required liquid assets, signaling tighter credit and higher borrowing costs.
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Great Britain
Britain
Bank O of England
Bank of England
Labor
Rhodes wins top news writing award for Lovettsville airliner crash
The Star Files reporter John R. Rhodes earned the Virginia Press Association top honor for his Sept 3 1940 story on the Penn Central airliner crash near Lovettsville in which 25 people died. He supplied the AP with the first eye witness account.
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John R. Rhodes
The
Evening Star
Virginia Press Association
Penn-Central
Lovettsville
Daily Meditation Reflects Sisyphus and Work Enjoyment
Earl L. Douglas explores the Greek myth of Sisyphus and the daily toil of a hospital worker. He cites the cycle of labor and suggests beating the game with task variety and enthusiasm. The meditation recalls Russell Conwell’s lecture The Laughing Volcano as a model for finding joy in duties.
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Russell Conwell
Conwell
Billy Graham urges action on mob violence in America
Evangelist Billy Graham appeals to President Johnson to identify groups teaching violence and guerrilla tactics. He warns of anarchy in big cities, criticizes slow congressional action, and says extremists exploit civil rights protests. Police Superintendent.
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Billy Graham
Washington
Johnson
America
Ing
Graham
FBI
Congress
C. W. Wilson
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Jackesonville
Florida
Memphis
Tennessee
South Bend
Indiana
Thyroid Health Q and A Offer Guidance for Deficiency
A medical Q and A outlines when thyroid replacement is needed and how to adjust doses to avoid side effects. It explains symptoms of deficiency, tests like PBI and BMR, goiter treatment options, and the normal PBI range, noting iodine deficiency and simple goiters.
Byrd to offer amendment barring aid to allied ships aiding North Viet Nam
Sen. Byrd proposes a mandatory prohibition on aid to nations whose ships and aircraft supply North Vietnam. He cites Haiphong cargoes and argues only a few allies support the U.S. war effort. He says withholding aid can deter aggression and expresses the American stance toward recipients who assist a Communist enemy.
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Sen
Byrd
North
Viet Nam
U.S
Europe
Middle East
Asia
Latin America
India
Pakistan
North Viet Nam
United States
Sen. Byrd
The
Australia
New Zealand
Byrd Amendment Advances Over Vietnam Aid Policy
Sen. Harry Byrd moved to deny economic aid to any nation whose ships or aircraft aid North Vietnam. The Senate adopted Byrd's amendment amid calls to reassess foreign aid policy and acknowledge allied and neutral attitudes toward the war.
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Harry Byrd
North
Viet Nam
Senate
Byrd
Byrd Praises Foreign Aid Bill Amendment on Viet Nam Trade
Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr congratulates himself for amending the foreign aid bill to bar U S aid to nations trading with North Viet Nam. He notes Haiphong port cargoes unloaded by 12 nations in 15 months aid the Communist resolve.
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Harry F. Byrd JR
U.S
North Viet Nam
Free World
North Vietnamese
Haiphong
Byrd
Byrd Looks to Target Haiphong Trade With New Amendment
The discussion centers on tightening sanctions against Haiphong by blacklisting ships and opposes foreign aid to nations aiding the city. Senator Byrd sponsors a measure aimed at hurting Haiphong's trade, arguing current policies fail to stop shipments and broader action is needed. The text also notes 1965 West German drug stores held 20 percent of photo product sales, behind 60 percent from full-time photographic retailers.
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West Germany
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