Winchester paper ad shows rates and staff names
A brief listing of the Winchester publication's staff including roles for General Manager and Executive Editor Jack F. Davis News Editor Eugene P. Miller Managing Editor Douglas B. O Connell with a business office in Winchester Virginia and national representation Gallagher Delisser Inc New York. Rates shown include one week and one month 10.00 and 5.50 temporarily.
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Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Nat'l. Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Debate over electoral college reforms and 1968 election outlook
The piece surveys growing talk of altering the electoral college as next year’s race looms. It notes Republican strategy around a possible Johnson candidacy, Wallace’s third party threat, and the likelihood of a House decision if the race is very close. It discusses proposed reform plans and the potential impact on state voting blocs.
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Johnson
House of Representatives
George Wallace
Karl Mundt
Richard Nixon
Wallace
Johnson admits failure on antistrike plan for 1966 rail crisis
President Johnson through Sen. Mansfield invites Congress to craft an emergency strike bill after failing to produce a White House antistrike formula. He weighs political risks of White House led legislation and faces bipartisan criticism as labor and Republican lawmakers clash over the rail road dispute and a 90 day no strike extension.
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New York
Johnson
Congress
Senate
Mansfield
Congress. Mr. Johnson
White House
House
Mr. Johnson
Sen
Wake Island raid damages airfield and shore installations
United States bombers attacked Wake Island in the Pacific damaging the airfield and shore installations. Doctors Smith McKee Bell Stuart and Gibson, who offered their services to the nation for the duration, have received or are awaiting orders to report for active duty with the armed forces. At a Board of Supervisors meeting Scott Grant was appointed to lower the ends of Frederick Plaza at Rouss Avenue and Water Street to allow easy vehicle ingress and egress, with a watchman for night security.
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United States
Wake Island
Pacific
Drs. Smith
McKee
Bell
Stuart
Gibson
Board of Supervisors
Scott Grant
Frederick Plaza
Rouss Ave
Water Street
Daily Meditation on Holding Fast to Faith
Douglas Eartl urges believers to hold fast the profession of faith despite doubts, sorrow, and doubt in science. The Epistle to the Hebrews calls faith a living path with God’s promises fulfilled, with growth requiring effort and preparation.
Modus Vivendi in Middle East and Vietnam Diplomacy
In a shifting diplomatic frame the article discusses how Soviet and U S leaders face insoluble Middle East and Vietnam issues. It explains the concept of a modus vivendi as a practical living-with-conflict approach. It notes Kosygin's public stance and the influence of Moscow's leadership on policy and world opinion.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Middle East
Moscow
Arab Countries
Israel
Vietnam
Kosygin
New York
South Vietnam
Expo 67 Tied to Canada’s Youth and Three-Culture Identity
Henry J. Taylor discusses Montreal as a major French speaking city, Canada’s confederation roots, and Ottawa Washington dynamics. He notes Quebec’s minority protections, language rights and civil law, plus Expo 67 as a youth driven expression connected to Canada’s evolving identity.
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Montreal
Paris
Ottawa
Washington, D.C
Canada
England
Louisiana
Spain
United States
Quebec
Texas
France
Germany
McGill University
McGill
Allan Memorial Institute of Psychiatry
University of Montreal
Institute of Experimental Medicine and Surgery
Lester B. Pearson
Typical New Yorker myth ends in desertion to the suburbs
HAL BOYLE debunks the idea of a glamorous city dweller. He says the real New Yorker is-budget constrained, works in a tall building, buys simple meals, and dreams of moving to the suburbs to escape noise and expense, while still visiting as a tourist with money to burn.
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New York
New Yorker
Wall Street
City Hall
Hudson River
O. Henry
Baghdad
Towner
Westchester County
Long Island
Greenwich Village
Vermont
Bring Weight Within Normal Range for Height
A reader asks about foods that reduce blood pressure. The advisor says maintain a healthy weight for height and follow a salt-poor diet to help manage hypertension.
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