Subscriptions and publication data for Winchester newspaper
The page lists the paper’s managing editor Douglas B. O’Connell and postal details. It shows national representatives Bottinelli and Gallagher Inc. with an address in New York. Subscription rates are given: 25 and 1.10 and 13.00.
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E . Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Nat'l Rep
Bottinelli and Gallagher, Inc
East 41St St
New York
N.Y
Vanity and economics in a changing world
The piece argues men pursue hairpieces and transplants at high cost while small towns face decline without change. It notes rising wealth in vanity items, a shift in beauty culture, and calls for towns to adopt culture and livability to survive. It links monetary upheaval to policy shifts and gold debates shaping 1968 context.
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Wilber E. Ringler
Kansas Extension Service
Ringler
City Council Member Peery Called to Active Army Duty
Alan Peery, a City Council member since last September, has been called to active duty with the U.S. Army. Frederick County School Board votes to sell Greenwood and Hayfield school properties no longer in use. E. W. Fansler, serving in f rar, announces enlistment in the tank corps. The Mineral Ridge Manganese Corp plans 700 acres near Star Tannery with ore-rich ground and will raise mine output from about 20 tons daily to 50 or 60.
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Alan Peery
U.S. Army
Frederick County School Board
Greenwood
Hayfield
E. W. Fansler
F Rar
Tank Corps
Mineral Ridge Manganese Corp
Star Tannery
Daily Meditation on Joseph the Biblical Hero by Earl L. Douglas
An Earl L. Douglas meditation highlights Joseph as Jacob's eleventh son and Rachel's favored heir. It praises his resilience from slavery to royal counsel, notes his business acumen, and calls him forgiving and adaptable across ages. Joseph’s legacy ends with enduring remarks carried into the Hebrew exodus.
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Joseph
Jacob
Rachel
Egypt
Wall Street
Kennedy Dilemma in Democratic Left Split and McCarthy Rise
Washington observers state Senator Robert Kennedy faces an insoluble dilemma as Eugene McCarthy rises as the New Left hero. Kennedy’s aim to control the liberal wing falters as anti-Johnson sentiment shifts, leaving Kennedy boxed between a shrinking base and a party leaning toward McCarthy.
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Washington
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Democratic Party
Kennedy
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Trust Your Doctor Not Color of Pills for Angina Care
Dr Wayne Brandstadt answers readers on angina treatment clarifying that pink or white tablets often share the same drug, but individual conditions vary and only the effect on preventing attacks matters. The column covers adhesions after gallbladder surgery, anxiety neurosis symptoms, butibel uses and risks, chorymycin dangers with brief cautions, and causes of cold sensitivity in youth.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M. D
Dr. Brandstadt
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions
Quiz offers a 10 day score scheme with daily results and page 2 for answers. Sample questions cover outdoor activities, British peerage ranks, geography, naval hero quote, McKinley assassination location, Nod reference, Civil War allegiances, dairy product water content, polytheism, and oyster sex reversal.
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Gaspe Peninsula
Amercn
U. S
McKinley
Ted
Land of Nod
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Confederate States
Kim
Count Your Marbles Quiz Reveals Normalcy Standards
HAL BOYLE notes in New York that in troubled times it helps to pause and count one’s marbles. He offers a humorous NQ norm quiz asking about composure, reliability, generosity, math, finances, manners, and forgiveness to gauge personal steadiness.
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New York
PTA
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on sandwich quarters and blame
The column notes the scarcity of places accepting the new sandwich quarters and opines that the wise man learns from mistakes while the honest man admits fault and the foolish man blames others.
Persecution of Jehovahs Witnesses in Malawi Draws U.S. Critique
A reader letter condemns five months of brutal persecution of Jehovahs Witnesses in Malawi under President Banda. Homes stores and places of worship burned. many beaten and some killed. over a thousand women raped. The writer cites global respect for Witnesses and urges Americans to speak out for religious freedom.
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Joseph
Egypt
Promised Land
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Malawi
Africa
Banda
Hitler
Nazi Germany
Red Guards
China
Congressional Record
United States
America
This Day in History March 19 1968 Highlights
Today marks the 79th day of 1968 with notable events listed from 1920 Versailles Treaty rejection by the U S Senate to a 1959 exile of the Dalai Lama. Other entries include Livingstone born 1813 and Bryan born 1860 with war era and political milestones through recent years.
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Associated Press
U.S. Senate
League of Nations
Massachusetts
David Livingston
William Jenenings Bryan
San Jose
Costa Rica
South Vietnam
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U.S
Earl L. Douglas
William S. White
John F. Kennedy
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PiXies
By Wohl
Marv
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
I.Q
Hal Boyle
By Phil Pastoret
the Star
Star
Voltaire