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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1969

Page

4

Winchester Evening Star Local Rates and Contact Details

The notice presents subscription and mailing rates for the Winchester Evening Star with rates for in state and out of state delivery. It lists staff like Eugene P. Miller editor and Jack F. Davis general manager along with contact numbers and the national representative Bottinelli and Gallagher.

Jack F. Davis

Credit safeguard sparks calls for reform in credit reports

Senators and the administration back a bill to let individuals correct inaccurate or outdated credit bureau files. Support comes from FTC Chairman Paul Rand Dixon and White House consumer affairs aide Virginia Knauser as concerns over privacy and employment impact grow.

Senate Credit Bureau Federal Trade Commission Paul Rand Dixon Virginia K. Knauser Consumer Affairs

Peace Guerrillas Find Answer to Street Violence in India

Sush Kumar, 31, leads a nonviolence school in London claiming peace guerrillas offer a practical solution to riots. India uses the loosely knit group to quell Hindu Muslim clashes through community service and trusted local presence. He notes courage to die without anger as essential, while doubting Western applicability.

London Sush Kumar India Kumar

Brain injury linked to violence amid Harvard study findings

Harvard researchers studied 200 patients and 100 prisoners with violent tendencies and found a large proportion with identifiable brain damage. About 25 percent showed abnormal brain waves similar to epilepsy but without seizures, and roughly a quarter of those improved with an epilepsy drug. The work suggests violence-prone individuals may suffer a physical imbalance and be curable through medical research.

Harvard University Frank Ervin Harvard Medical School

Nine named for State Board of Accountancy appointment

Wendell R. Barney among nine men recommended to Gov. Darden for appointment to the Virginia State Board of Accountancy after attending the Virginia Society of Public Accountants spring meeting in Richmond May 31 to June 1. Otis Sargeant announces Handley High School football schedule for nine games next fall with all but two in the Handley bowl. Memorial rites planned for Sunday at Mt Hebron Cemetery by Madison Order of Odd Fellows and Hickory Camp 34 Woodmen of the World. County Democratic Committee sets June 5 as final day to file nominees for the August 5 primary. Secretary Baker seeks $10 million from Congress for Cape Cod canal purchase. Winchester merchants urged to decorate in welcome for returning soldiers from overseas.

Wendell R. Barney Virginia Society of Public Accountants Richmond Madison Order of Odd Fellows Hickory Camp Woodmen of the World Democratic Committee Baker Compress Cape Cod Canal Winchester Frederick County

Daily Meditation on Prayer and Our Place in Creation

The meditation reflects on how prayer connects humans to a vast creation and a caring God. It emphasizes that while individuals may feel insignificant, they belong to a created order that reaches to the stars and allows personal, free terms with the Creator. Those indifferent to God risk despair.

God

Washington Report Cards satire mocks school grade system

A NYT Service piece lists faux progress reports for public figures Richard Nixon Everett Dirksen Teddy Kennedy and Walter Hickel. The spoof notes strengths and flaws from theater to zoology with suggestions like counseling, parental notes, and cautious advancement.

Noted Advice From Dear Wondering on Life After College

A humorous reader letter set outlines the limits of sheep skin status. Advice urges steady work, saving at least 15 percent, cautious courtship, and avoidance of quick riches. The piece lampoons post college myths while offering practical steps and a long life goal of solvent living.

New York

Bradley Recalls Normandy Invasion

Omar N. Bradley reflects on the D-Day Normandy invasion from a naval perspective. He recalls the 3:35 a.m. battle stations call, the Omaha and Utah Beach landings, German resistance, and the unified Allied effort that broke the enemy and opened France.

General Bradley led U S First Army at D Day landings

General of the Army Omar N. Bradley commanded the U S First Army during the D Day invasion, directing troops as Allied forces stormed the beaches of Normandy and established a foothold in Europe. His leadership shaped the early success of the Normandy operation and subsequent campaign.

352D Utah Beach 82D Airborne Division Bradley U. S. First Army

Medical column clarifies checkup terms and common questions

Dr. Brandstadt explains labile hypertension, spina bifida occulta S-1, and hyperostosis frontalis interna in plain language, noting most are not serious. He advises on mineral oil for diverticulitis, asbestos exposure, and long term Serax use, stressing individualized risk and gradual withdrawal if needed.

How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions

A reader quiz offering daily scoring over ten days. Questions cover world cars project voting stock power and famous figures. The page lists ten prompts asking about global car estimates insect blame in a death simmon tree origin voting document meanings citizenship and frontier men.

Corerect U.S

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