Attack on alcoholism. Two million women may be alcoholics
A multi part series examines why women increasingly drink, the social double standard, and how alcoholism crosses class and age lines. It cites Dr. Marvin Black and Dr. Ruth Fox, notes women often hide addiction at home, and describes pressures from work and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholics Anonymous
H. L. Mencken
Ruth Fox
National Council On Alcoholism
Dr. Fox
Giorgio Lolli
Yale Plan Clinic For
Alcoholics
Aedgewick Mead
California Rehabilitation Center
Vallejo
World Census Maps 30 Shark Attacks and Ocean Research
A Shark Research Panel report tallies at least 30 unprovoked shark attacks last year with 31 injuries and four boat attacks. Attacks span from U S coasts to Hawaii, Bermuda, Australia and Africa with 17 species involved including a 2500 pound white pointer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Shark Research Panel
American Institute of Biological Sciences
U.S
Hawaii
Pacific
Bermuda
Australia
Africa
Mediterranean
Limpopo River
Columbia University
Vema
Indian Ocean
Verna
Atlantic Ocean
Amended Tax Ordinance for Winchester City 1962
The Winchester Common Council amends the 1961 tax ordinance to tax land lots and buildings not exempt from taxation at 1.80 dollars per 100 dollars of assessed value for city and school purposes. Passed June 19 1962. Approved Mayor Claude Smalts Jr and Clerk B M Perrero.
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Winchester
Virginia
Common Council
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Peoples Drug Store
Kresge’s
Claude B. Smalts
Six Teenage Adventurers Sent Home From Venice Lagoon
Six teen age explorers were returned to their parents after living nearly a month on a half acre island in Venice's lagoon. Police found them after fishermen reported signs of life, and the youths had quit school in May to seek adventure in Africa, surviving on canned goods and night-raided provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Italy
Big Lagoon
Africa
Auto Crash Victim Is Identified
Richmond AP report identifies Richard Allen ate 25 of Pittsburgh a soldier at Ft. Bragg as the driver of one car in a two car head on on U S 1 north of Richmond. He died on arrival. Also killed were MSgt James C Mannin and twin brothers Robert D and Edward D Thorp both stationed at Hunter AFB Savannah.
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Richmond
Caroline County
Richard Allen
Pittsburgh
Ft. Bragg
N. C
King
James C. Mannin
Robert D
Edward D. Thorp
Grampian
Hunter Air Force Base
Savannah
Robert Thorp
Stolen outboard motor returned to California owner
In Onard California the Railway Express delivered a crate labeled out board motor to Jack Evans. Inside was the recovered motor stolen from his garage in 1947 with a note signed Bill J saying he hoped to have it back. The motor shipped prepaid from Alhambra California was in good condition. Evans does not know who Bill J is.
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Onard
Calif
Railway Express
Jack Evans
Evans
Bill J
Alhambra
Court Seeks Indefinite Delay in Estes Case
Billie Sol Estes asks for multi term delay as judge weighs a surprise defense motion. Veniremen questioned about prior coverage while defense claims Bell knew details and profited from the fertilizer tanks deal. If convicted, Estes faces two to 10 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
West Texas
Reeves County
John Cofer
Estes
Cofer
Cofe
Seer Siaray
E J. H
Veniremen
Hume Cofer
Torney
Thomas A. Bell
Bell
Byrd Addresses Industrialists in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh industrialists were urged to consider Virginia for future expansions at a luncheon hosted by Tax Foundation Inc. Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. touted Virginia as fair and business friendly with no special privileges. Byrd also serves as trustee of the foundation and chairs Virginia’s Economic Development and Planning committee. A separate Columbus report notes Franklin County auditors flagged a land transfer labeled not major, showing an Admiral Ross transferring a lot to General L. Jones in a private transaction.
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Pittsburgh
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd Jr
The
Tax Foundation Inc
Byrd
Foundation
Virginia Advisory Committee For
Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County Auditor's Office
Ross
General L. Jones
Doylestown residents seek limits on courthouse carillon
About 20 residents urged county commissioners to reduce the Overpeck Memorial Carillon atop the new courthouse. They asked for half hour ringing only, end at 5 p.m. instead of 9 p.m., and Sunday morning rings only. The commissioners took the petition under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doylestown
Kentucky 4-H speaker wins third straight title
CONTENTED audience Franklin Ky. Kenneth L Fleming wins his third Future Farmers of America speaking contest prize in three years. He credits practice while milking cows as the secret to success.
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Franklin, Ky
Kenneth L. Fleming
Fleming
Future Farmers of America
Flemin
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Joy Miller
Clarissa
Mary
Karri
Marvin Black
American Medical Association
Margaret Mead
B. M. Perrero
the Common Council
Teste, B. M. Perrero
By Raymond Holbrook
Reeves County Grand Jury
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Park and Shop
Valley Ave
W. Amherst
Loudoun St
Frigidaire
Northern Virginia
Berryville
Strasburg
Front Royal
Luray
Montgomery Ward
S. Loudoun ST
Cousssale
H. P. Sea King
H.P
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