Subscription Rates for National Representative in Virginia
National Representative Bottifelli and Gallagher Inc announces subscription rates for city carrier, home delivery, and motor carrier services in Virginia. One year fees listed include mail options with varying prices and regions including Virginia and West Virginia.
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No Progress in Mideast After UN Effort
Three months after the UN Security Council tasked Gunnar Jarring with reviving Arab Israeli talks, no signs of a settlement appear. Israel and Arab states lead by President Nasser show little willingness to discuss, while Jarring hops between capitals seeking any groundwork for dialogue. The world remains tense as the quiet holds potential for future conflict and outside involvement.
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Patent Office: Guarding Inventive Genius Since 1791
The Patent Office, one of the oldest U S government bureaus, originated in 1791 and has served varied roles from independence to state and commerce departments. It safeguards inventors rights, provides internal information on patented items, and fuels ongoing cycles of invention and refinement amid rising patent requests.
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Department of State
Interior and Commerce Departments
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Red Cross war chest tops $5,250 in Winchester drive
Frederick County Red Cross reached $5,250 toward a $16,900 war chest. Raymond J. Funkhouser bought "Claymont Court" near Charles Town for $45,000. Scott Grant sold the W. B. Rutherford Farm on Martinsburg pike north of town to Lawrence Dorsey at about $160 per acre for 100+ acres. George B. Chapman, Ford agent, bought Dr. Edwin C. Yoston residence for $4,200 in a fast developing section.
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The Teachings of Jesus Endure Across Time
A concise meditation on Jesus as the unique divine embodiment who spoke with authority and transformed life. The message emphasizes Jesus as the Son of God and the coming of God in human flesh to guide humanity.
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VSBA Policies Outline Virginia School Boards Association Aims
The Virginia School Boards Association has issued a bulletin of policies developed by its Legislative Committee and approved by the Board of Directors and the Delegate Assembly. The article reviews the VSBA purpose to coordinate school boards, aid members, promote policy uniformity, and cooperate with agencies for public education. It notes the VSBA’s influence on 1968 General Assembly bills and previews key policies.
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Delegate Assembly
General Assembly
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Virginia
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General Assembly of Virginia
State Department of Education
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Edith Green
Gold not money grows on trees and more from mailbag
A humorous roundup cites National Geographic on trace gold in trees and odd facts about education library gaps and spider mothers. It notes income gaps after 65, Swiss courtship notes, and quotable lines from Shaw and Twain, plus a Virginia education policy list from VSBA leaders at UVa.
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National Geographic
Woodsman
America
George Bernard Shaw
Hemingway echoes and Mod culture in modern youth debate
Henry J. Taylor argues that the Mods-Who-Matter-Most resemble Hemingway's critical view of aimless expatriates. He urges self-discipline, cites revision as key to good writing, and condemns self-serving leaders like Robert F. Kennedy who exploit youth for political gain amid Vietnam concerns.
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John Bone
Toronto Daily Star
Chicago
Sen
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Vietnam
Peace Corps
World Almanac notes limited active vocabularies
The World Almanac reports English has about 800000 words, but educated Americans use only about 5000 words actively. Experts doubt any individual reaches a 60000 word active vocabulary, a small fraction of the language.
Jaundice treatment advances offer hope for newborns
Dr Wayne Brandstadt explains jaundice in newborns signals risk from erythroblastosis and prematurity. New methods like isolette light therapy and charcoal with feeds reduce brain damage risk and avoid transfusions, while breast fed jaundice linked to pregnanediol can be resolved with formula.
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Blurlington
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital
Camden
N.J
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