Winchester Evening Star Ad Rates and Contact Information
Classified bylines show subscription and advertising rates for Winchester Evening Star with staff contacts. The notice lists general manager editor names and a New York address for Bottinelli and Gallagher Inc. along with phone lines. It details mailing rates and weekly charges for city delivery and out of state subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E P. Miller
Winchester
Bottinelli and Gallagher, Inc
East 41St St
New York
N.Y
Cancer Immunity Link Backed by Science Panel
Evidence presented to the National Academy of Sciences supports the idea that cancer arises when the body's immunity is compromised. Five kidney transplant cases show recipients developed cancer after immune suppression, then improved when suppression stopped, steering focus to immunization in cancer research. The piece also notes a Teamsters study on inflation eroding workers' purchasing power since 1965, stressing the need for broader action beyond government policy to curb inflation.
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National Academy of Science
Teamsters Joint Council of
New York City
Teamsters
Erratic Cambodian prince backtracks on US relations
Prince Sihanouk, after praising Nixon’s April 17 statement on Cambodia’s sovereignty, now says he has reservations and is temporarily rejecting the initiative to resume diplomatic ties with the United States. Cambodia’s pro communist stance has waxed and waned amid regional tensions with Laos, Thailand and South Vietnam.
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Cambodia
Sihanouk
United States
Nixon
USS
Laos
Thailand
South Vietnam
Asia
Washington
Proxmire Bashes Navy over Thailand fuel theft case
Sen William Proxmire denounces Navy Department handling of a foreign service employee who uncovered a multimillion dollar theft of U S fuel in Thailand. Navy Secretary John Chaffee lifted a reprimand and allowed a pay raise for John McGee, prompting Proxmire to protest I find no basis for commending you. The critique notes enduring bureaucratic inertia despite leadership changes.
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William Proxmire
Navy Department
Foreign Service
U.S
Thailand
Department
Johnson Administration
John McGee
Navy
John H. Chaffee
McGee
Proxmire
Legion of Merit Awarded to Morton Mumma Jr
COMDR. MORTON C. MUMMA JR of Clarke County receives the Legion of Merit and a gold star in lieu of a second award. He led a motor torpedo boat squadron in the New Britain New Guinea area. Betty Jo Halterman wins the school children’s record collection contest with 68 records. proceeds will be melted into new records for the armed forces. John Doe Farm, 250 acres east of Winchester, sold to Thomas B. Massie for 16278.36 dollars. praised as a fine grazing property. Chamber of Commerce meeting led to promises of improved Winchester rail service, with earlier inbound and later outbound trains and better southern connections.
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Comdr
Morton C. Mumma, JR
Clarke County
New Britain- New Guinea
Betty Jo Halterman
Tom Halterman
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
John Doe
Thomas B. Massie
Winchester
H.B. McCormac
Chamber of Commerce
Recognition of God as Source of Life in Daily Meditation
The piece urges recognizing we are children of God to calm fear when life overwhelms us. It notes life’s problems tempt terror and doubt, but faith in a higher purpose helps us endure and guide actions, especially in parenthood, under God’s care.
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God
Federal Prosecution Needed To End Trouble on Campuses
The piece argues the Nixon Administration must use federal prosecuting power to curb campus violence led by SDS and allied groups. It cites Senator Allott and Senator McClellan urging grand jury actions to probe motives and financing behind campus disorders across the nation.
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Senate
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
SDS
The
Black Panthers
Allott
Nixon
Percy’s Rising Profile Poses Nixon 1972 Challenge
The piece notes Senator Charles Percy of Illinois growing as a national figure and potential Republican rival to Nixon. It cites his antiwar and anti ABM stance, strong campus presence, and secure Senate seat through 1974 as factors shaping White House concern and possible crossover appeal with youth politics.
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Washington
Nixon
Tlinois
Charles Percy
Percy
Vietnam
Gene McCarthy
Teddy Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Johnson
Edward Kennedy
White House
Illinois
Richard Daley
Chicago
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Senate
Richard Nixon
John Lindsay
Lindsay
New York
Cortisone Use Side Effects and Related Medical Q A
Doctor explains cortisone pills reduce inflammation but long use may cause moon face facial hair acne bone loss and peptic ulcers. Sudden withdrawal can trigger headache appetite loss and blurred vision. Also clarifies prednisone and prednisolone are synthetic cortisones with similar action. He cites uterine cancer risk in young women linked to early sexual activity and childbirth and advises Pap smears. Guidance on finding a thorough family doctor suggests asking local medical society for internist referrals.
IQ Quiz Adapts Classic Facts For Quick Scoring
A compact brainteaser lists ten questions with options and scoring. It covers history, biology, time units, industry links, civil procedure, rabies, biblical references, anti union contracts, physical therapy, and a presidential marriage, inviting readers to turn to page two for answers.
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Danbury
Conn
Faye Emerson
Money May Be Headed Way of the Dodo Bird
Hal Boyle laments money's decline in value and use in America. He notes coins shrinking in circulation, cash payments shrinking to relics, and the rise of credit cards and charge accounts as status symbols, urging readers to mock the old dollar.
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New York
America
Philadelphia
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William S. White
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