Winchester Evening Star June 24 1967 edition
The edition date shows Saturday June 24 1967 for the Winchester Evening Star. It lists staff roles including Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor and other editors and managers. Subscription rates are printed for in state and out of state options.
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Winchester Evening Star
Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
It Strikes Twice Lightning Dangers Warned
The Lightning Protection Institute reports about 600 U.S. fatalities and 1,500 injuries yearly from lightning. It lists danger spots on golf courses boats beaches hills and near fences and wires with safest places inside protected buildings or cars. If outdoors seek a ravine ditch or cave or lie flat. Do not stay near doorways or metal objects in unprotected buildings.
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Lightning Protection Institute
U.S
Misidentification Sparks Soviet and U S Casualties at Sea
Two incidents raise tension as the Soviet Union protests the Turkestan strafing near Cam Pha and the United States admits the Liberty attack off the Siami coast. Each side blames misidentification in wartime conditions and vows to prevent repeats.
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U.S
Liberty
Siami
Premature Christmas Campaign for Vietnam Troops Draws Critique
A New York City charity pushes early Christmas shopping for boys in Vietnam prompting criticism over timing and troop turnover. The speaker urges government action to ensure timely Christmas mail for servicemen and calls for preparations now.
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New York City
Vietnam
U.S
Axis invasion pushes into Egypt as leaders review world danger
Armies advanced 60 miles from the Libyan frontier into Egypt while Roosevelt and Churchill briefed Congress leaders on the world situation for 40 minutes. Bremen lay scarred by RAF fires as the French pressed toward Laon capturing early trench lines near Hurtebise amid heavy fighting. Red Cross campaign totals reach 101 million plus 747 thousand dollars with more funds still arriving.
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Egypt
Washington
Roosevelt
Churchill
Congress
Bremen
Coming of the Holy Spirit in Acts and the Trinity
The meditation explains Pentecost as a pivotal event after Jesus death and resurrection and notes the Trinity as a later theological explanation. It asserts the Holy Spirit guides believers across ages and that open hearts to the Spirit remains both duty and privilege.
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Jesus
Christ
God
Expo 67 shows Canada as a global economic partner
Henry J. Taylor argues Expo 67 reveals Canada as a major manufacturing and trade power. He notes St Lawrence shipping, cross-border ties with the United States, and Canada’s defenses aid while criticizing Britain and stressing Canada’s mutual aid and export strength.
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Canada
United States
Finland
Britain
George Peppard Finds Fame Tests Privacy Amid Hollywood Cash
George Peppard discusses how stardom challenges his solitary lifestyle. He values privacy, hunts, boats, and flying, recently buying a 13 000 acre California ranch to support himself with cattle. He traces his rise from Purdue engineering to Broadway via Purdue and Carnegie Tech, sharing thrift and quiet days in Greenwich Village.
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New York
George Peppard
Hollywood
George
Golden Cash Register
California
Hibernation Facts: Body Temps Slow and Brain Water Freezes
The World Almanac notes hibernation involves near freezing body temperatures and slower heartbeats. In hamsters, about half the water in the brain can turn to ice during deep torpor, revealing extreme physiological changes.
Rockefeller Momentum Grows While Romney Fades
Washington report notes Nelson Rockefeller’s non campaign gaining momentum as Romney falters. Rockefeller’s stance appears more foreign policy savvy, aligning with GOP hard line against Communist expansion, while Romney struggles to present decisive leadership amid Vietnam and crisis questions.
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Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Vietnam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
G.O.P
Local giants add to Berkeley Jefferson County growth
Fortune lists ten of the 300 largest U S industrial firms with Berkeley Jefferson County operations. New local additions include General Motors and Lockheed Aircraft, joining U S Steel DuPont and others. Railroads Pennsylvania and C O rank high. retailers Sears Roe buck Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea J C Penney Montgomery Ward Acme Markets also figure among local leaders. The combined sales of these ten firms exceed 35 billion dollars, signaling a strong regional outlook.
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Fortune Magazine
United States
Berkeley-Jefferson County
General Motors
Lockheed Aircraft
U. S. Steel
DuPont
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing
Jones and Laughlin Steel
Martin Marietta
Corning Glass Works
Pet Milk
Kayser- Roth
Sears, Roebuck
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
J. C. Penney
Montgomery Ward
Acme Markets
Blood Clotting Clues Before Dental Extractions
The column explains that significant bleeding 24 to 48 hours after tooth extraction may signal a blood clotting problem not necessarily hemophilia. It advises informing the dentist, possible blood screening, and precautions in private practices to reduce bleeding risk.
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Nea Garret
W.va
Ee Isro
Laon
Hurtebise
American Red Cross
Earl L. Douglas
Henry J. Taylor
Montreal
Thomas
St. Lawrence
Atlantic Ocean
St. Lawrence Leaeway
Duluth
Minn
Upper America
Japan
England
Russia
RED China
East Germany
Canadia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Europe
NIKEX
Hungarian Foreign Trade Enterprise Bureau
Skoda
Pilsen
Bata Shoe
Monaco
France
By Halboyle
Peppard
Detroit
Purdue
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Broadway
Actor’s Studio
Greenwich Village
Washington Square Park
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
William S. White
Rocky
Richard Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Neleson Rockefeller
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
James Rhodes
Ohio
Goldwater
The
Martinsburg Journal
Pennsylvania
William Lawrence
Lawrence
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