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The Winchester Evening Star lists editorial and business staff including Eugene P. Miljack F. Davis as National Representative and General Manager, Robert F. Rose as Business Manager, and Douglas B. O’Connell as News Editor. It provides mail and subscription details for Winchester Virginia readers.
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Vietnam Casualties Highlight Shifting Battlefront Burden
A new summary shows American battlefield deaths nearing South Vietnamese losses as U.S. troops move north to block North Vietnamese supply lines. Since May, about 2,400 Americans and 2,000 South Vietnamese have been killed, with rising wounded totals and questions over unit integration and public support.
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Princess Margaret backs advertising amid royal push for modern marketing
The Duke of Edinburgh and Princess Margaret urge Britain to shed old ways and embrace modern techniques including aggressive marketing. Labor MPs criticize the royal endorsement as offensive while noting waste and lack of taste in politics as well.
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Soldier Offer To Retire On No Pay Stirs German Army
A West German report says a lance corporal asked parliamentary military authorities to retire without pay while two generals retire on full pay. The commissioner declined, saying the corporal is needed by the army while the generals are not.
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Aviation Bill Unlocks 640 Million For U.S. Air Service
President Wilson signs the Aviation Bill authorizing 640 million dollars to build a national air service. Morgenthau seeks an 8.7 million tax increase. Kenneth N. Gilpin, from Baltimore, re elected to Virginia House of Delegates from Clarke and Warren counties. Rebels fight across the Don basin from Tsimlyansk to Novocherskassk.
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Lewis M., Allen
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Warren Counties
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United States
Daily Meditation On God Love And Balance
The text discusses balance in life as a divine pattern and centers on God as creator and all in all. It links love to God and defines love as harmony and the essential nature of God, urging living in love toward God and neighbors. It contrasts positives and negatives and cautions against hating people while hating evil.
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No Wonder North Vietnamese Still Think They Have a Chance
Henry J. Taylor argues the North Vietnamese persevere due to a mismanaged U S war effort. He cites Marshal Yeh Chien and U S strategic failures from 1961 to 1964 including reliance on close combat and airmobile forces. Taylor criticizes McNamara and Johnson for poor defense policy and a fragile front.
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Nurse safety and child care Q A digest
Dr Brandstadt answers reader questions on nursing while taking birth control pills safety for infants. He lists drugs to avoid and notes beans and lentils provide protein and thiamine as meat substitutes when balanced. He warns against excess candy and covers croup danger signs and infant emotional fright.
Only 12 Oct. of U.S. Businessmen Exercise
A column cites a survey showing only 12 percent of corporation executives exercise daily while 52 percent do not exercise regularly. It also notes undersea passenger vehicles and aging population trends as part of a broad roundup of varied topics and trivia.
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No Cure When Presidential Bug Bites in 1968 race
James Marlow notes a persistent presidential bug among Nixon Rockefeller Stassen Romney and Reagan with debate over a 1968 bid. Stassen, once a rising star, eyes a comeback while Nixon and Rockefeller face renewed talk despite past defeats.
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