Winchester Evening Star June 15 1968 notice page
The edition lists staff roles and contact numbers for advertising and editorial operations. Subscription rates are stated for city carrier and mail delivery in and outside Virginia and West Virginia, with prices shown for one week to one year. The date at the bottom marks Saturday June 15, 1968.
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Winchester Evening Star
Ack F. Davis
Bert F. Rose
Ver
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Ottinelli and Gallagher, Inc
East 41St St
New York
N.Y
End of Cavities Run Seen as Possible Breakthrough
Scientists, led by Dr. Seymour J. Kreshover of the National Institute of Dental Research, report progress toward a completely preventable tooth decay disease within 10 years. Research targets two bacteria with dextranase to destroy plaque, with tests on humans underway and private firms involved.
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Seymour J. Kreshover
National Institute of Dental Research
National Institutes of Health
Chaplain Angelo Lucky Wins Distinguished Service Cross
Vietnam war chaplain Capt Angelo J Lucky from Jacksonville Florida becomes the first Vietnam chaplain awarded the Distinguished Service Cross. He risked his life saving more than 20 men during a fierce battle, moved among the wounded, offered consolation and refused cover, later wounded himself.
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Vietnam
Angelo J. Lucky
Cathic
Jacksonville
Fla
Father’s Day Reflections on Dads Batting Average
The piece views fathers as rugged, imperfect players on the home team. It notes their good intentions and occasional fumbles, suggesting fathers generally contribute solidly to family life despite moments of awkwardness.
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Dad
Winchester Hit By Terrific Storm With Heavy Rain
The Star Files reports Winchester suffered a severe storm with 2.30 inches of rain, 2.18 inches in 45 minutes, plus hail and high winds. Clarke County tornado damage leveled the Arthur Krocks barn. Real estate agent W. L. Fultz on Court Avenue refurbished his storefront with red brick and a white striped sign painted by Oscar Lewis.
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Winchester
Clarke County
Arthur Krocks
W. L. Fultz
Court Avenue
Oscar Lewis
Goaded to Action by Crisis Says Earl L. Douglas
Daily meditation argues that God uses crises to prod humans to seek Him. Adam and Eve left Eden after disobedience, and many learn only through hard experiences. The message: crises are mercy guiding the dull heart to turn upward.
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God
Public opinion shifts on gun control after stop and frisk ruling
The Supreme Court upholds police power to stop and frisk in crowds to prevent gun violence. Chief Justice Warren notes cases depend on facts, while Justice Douglas warns of eroding constitutional guarantees. The piece links RFK’s Los Angeles hotel shooting to tighter crowd surveillance.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Earl Warren
William O. Douglas
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Autos travel a trillion miles this year say columnist
HAL BOYLE notes US highways are crowded as motor vehicles will exceed a trillion miles this year. He cites studies on diet, consumer trends, and public policy including gun control debates and the need for responsible ownership.
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New York
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Brazil
Leonardo da Vinci
Antibiotics and Teeth Staining How Tetracycline Affects Teeth
Dr Lawrence explains that permanent teeth can stain from tetracycline antibiotics taken during tooth development. Stains vary by patient and dose, may be permanent, and are in the enamel rather than the surface. Treatments include selective enamel shaving or porcelain crowns.
How's Your IQ How to score on 100 questions
How to score based on 100 questions over 10 days with daily averages defining Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good and more. Includes sample questions on Samnites earth copra buffoon leopard Bessemer polo periods New York City city manager government cyclotron and U S Senators terms of office.
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Earth
Bessemer
Cees
New York City
U. S
Rockefeller’s unconventional bid for GOP nomination questioned
Washington observers question Nelson Rockefeller’s campaign moves to win over party momentum by staging public exposure in Watts’ district and appealing to minority voters. Critics say the tactic risks alienating delegates, heightens fear of street agitation, and shifts from prudent political strategy to dangerous publicity.
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