Winchester Star Defines Rates and Local Contacts
The Winchester Evening Star lists city and mail subscription options with varying rates for in state and out of state readers. It provides contact lines for the general manager and editors and notes processing details for daily publication excluding Sundays.
Chamber of Commerce Week Urges Local Business Support
An appeal extols the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce as the sole public relations and information hub for the area. It outlines its role in promoting prosperity, civic improvement, and cooperation across city and county, urging local businesses to join during National Chamber of Commerce Week.
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Frederick County
Winchester-Frederick County
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National Chamber of Commerce
Coexistence Idea Revisited Amid Kremlin Doubts
Years after the proposal for coexistence, the Kremlin apparently did not intend the path as originally imagined. The term remains debated as officials reflect on past efforts and future relations.
Meat allotment to Winchester and Frederick County citizens
An allotment of 14 000 pounds of meat has been granted to residents of Winchester and Frederick County. Mrs Robert Grove is named chairman of the Girls Athletic Association committee on salvage of fats in Winchester. Fats are needed for glycerine.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Robert Grove
Girls’ Athletic Assny
Water rate set for large users in 1918 council meet
In a special session the Common Council adopted a new water rate for large consumers at five cents per 1,000 gallons. The Washington Sunday Star will be sold at Winchester newsstands every Sunday.
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Washington Sunday Star
Winchester
What is the Church and its sacred role in faith
The piece argues the Church is not just an organization but the body of Christ established at Pentecost. It asserts God is present especially within the Church and notes ongoing differences among branches but unity on essentials. It lauds Pope John XXIII for his inclusive outreach and urges progress toward unity.
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God
John XXIII
America
Democratic Split Looms Over Kennedy Nixon Dilemma
Washington analysis argues Kennedy McCarthy split could ruin the Democrats by August and tilt November toward Nixon, with potential late rise of Rockefeller. It notes McCarthy’s stance against reconciling with Johnson and Kennedy’s threat of a GOP bolt if no renomination. Republican hopes hinge on intra party dynamics and the timing of the Democratic convention.
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Washington
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson
Eugene McCarthy
Lyndon Johnson
Ously
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Remarks Toss The Boss For A Loss In The Office
Hal Boyle compiles a string of humorous boss and union grievance quips from a New York AP dispatch. Office anecdotes feature Nero like bosses, broken copy rooms, and a union committee threatening slowdowns over paper towels and lunchroom meats.
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Union
Mabel
Mrs. Big
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Internal Revenue Service
Myrtle
Miami
Hawaii
Nickel Needed For Tool Production In North America
The article notes that over 235000 tons of nickel-containing iron and steel are required annually to produce high quality tools in Canada and the United States.
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Canada
United States
Communists tied to upcoming student demonstrations, Willis says
Washington The House Un-American Activities Committee chair Edwin Willis says investigators have documented Communist involvement in planned student strikes and protests set for April 27 1968. He cites a Chicago conference in January allocating voting power to a “black militant extremists” group and warns the actions aim to disrupt U S policy in Vietnam.
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Edwin E. Willis
Louisiana
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Vietnam
Communist Party
America
Commission On Civil Disorders
Abscessed Baby Teeth Heightens Risk to Permanent Set
Dr Lawrence explains that tooth discoloration can indicate internal bleeding and nerve death after mouth injuries. Retained abscessed baby teeth may damage developing permanent teeth. seek dental evaluation for looseness, gum boils, and preventive measures such as splinting, smoothing edges, caps, or extraction when warranted.
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