Winchester paper masthead with editorial staff and rates
Newspaper masthead lists Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor Robert F. Rose as Business Manager Eugene P. Miller as News Editor Douglas B. O Connell as Managing Editor. Second Class postage paid at Winchester Virginia 22601. National representation Bottinelli and Gallagher Inc New York. Subscription rates show one month and one year figures.
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Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Nat'l. Rep
Bottinelli & Gallagher, Inc
East 41St
New York City
McGovern labeling bill sparks consumer confusion
The piece critiques Sen. McGovern's proposed consumer labeling plan to show farmers' earnings from produce. It argues the idea would raise prices to fund new labels and notes the broader issue of unequal profit shares across industries, urging clearer economic understanding without market chaos.
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Congress
South Dakota
Sen. McGovern
Milky Way Found Older Than Thought by Rocket Study
A White Sands launch using a Far Ultraviolet Image Intensifier Spectrograph aboard an Aerobee rocket shows the Milky Way contains little molecular hydrogen, challenging the view that it is a young star forming galaxy. The experiment underscores space age tech expanding knowledge of our galaxy among billions in the universe.
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White Sands Missile Range
New Mexico
Milky Way Galaxy
Naval Research Laboratory
Milky Way
Earth
Midway and Ruhr Hit in World War II Air Offensive
The Star Files reports America's West defense at Midway staggering the Japanese fleet. The RAF mounted a major air offensive opening the week with a third night assault on the Ruhr and a daylight strike described as the biggest sweep of the week against the occupied coast.
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America
Midway Island
RAF
Ruhr
City council drops sanitary closet plan again in 1917
In 1917 the common council again abandoned the sanitary closet proposal despite repeated pleas for adoption. A June 6th celebration was planned with a parade including local and visiting Confederate veterans, fire departments, cadets, the Daughters of the Confederacy, and the Ladies of the Memorial Association.
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Seeenth
Fire Departments
Cadets
Daughters of the Confederacy
Ladies of the Memorial Association
True Success Requires Enduring Faith and Perseverance
Earl L. Douglas argues true success starts with an honest worthwhile end and continues with persistence. He cites religious faith as the greatest element of success and urges steadfast belief, reasonable firmness, and a broad view of the universe beyond daily aims.
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Jesus
God
Angels
A Diplomatic Combat Unit in Miniature
By William S. White, the piece portrays President Johnson's foreign crisis task force as a seasoned, elite unit. Rusk McNamara and Rostow lead with professional focus, their regional accents blending, while they pursue critical global objectives with seasoned resolve.
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U.S
C.O
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Robert McNamara
Walt Rostow
Rusk
McNamara
Rostow
U.S. Steel
Middle East
Bank
Railroad
World Almanac Facts and U S Geological Survey Map Center
A World Almanac overview notes the U S Geological Survey in Denver operates map pickers to fetch about 34 million maps stored in a warehouse larger than a football field. It adds the center sells roughly 8 million maps annually.
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U.S. Geological Survey
Denver
Colo
World Almanac
New Debt Collection Method Involves Creditor Moving In
A New York AP feature notes Chinese creditors collect debts by moving into the debtor's home along with the debtor’s family. The tactic often forces payment to avoid hosting uninvited guests, while psychologists discuss marriage strain and children’s impact. The piece also surveys sleep, blood supply trends, and assorted curiosities.
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New York
Crisis in Confidence and the Dollar Crisis in Gold
Henry J. Taylor argues the United States faces a crisis in confidence as the dollar weakens and gold reserves shrink. He notes rising deficits, inflation pressures, and rising imports of gold abroad while U S gold stock falls from 21 to 13.1 billion and foreign holders hold about 55 billion in gold and dollars. He compares U S finance to Britain and warns of long term loss of monetary pre eminence amid doubling gold obligations and no new gold added last year.
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Washington
New Frontier and
Great Society
Kennedy
Congress
Johnson
Fort Knox
America
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Britain
London Stock Exchange
New Frontier Great Socieety
Medical Q and A on Gonorrhea High Blood Sugar and Prostate
A medical Q and A discusses whether gonorrhea causes high blood sugar, prostatic enlargement, or urinary issues. It states gonorrhea does not raise sugar, may cause prostatitis or urethral stricture, and covers treatments for gonorrhea and syphilis, reinfection, and Down syndrome causes.
Pastoral Epistles and Catholic Rosary Origins Quiz
The Pastoral Epistles are First and Second Timothy and Titus. St Dominic introduced the rosary into the Roman Catholic Church. Beads used for prayer have ancient roots, possibly among Buddhists. The chimpanzee is the most intelligent animal. Water covers more than 70 percent of Earth's surface.
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Timothy
Titus
St. Dominic
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