Local Newspaper Masthead with Editorial and
The text lists staff positions including General Manager and Executive Editor Jack F Davis News Editor Eugene P Miller and Managing Editor Douglas O Connell. It notes postal details and national representation Gallagher Delisser Inc New York City and Winchester Virginia mailing rates and contact numbers.
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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
Pentagon Bans Withholding News From Service Members
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara announces a policy prohibiting calculated withholding of unfavorable news from outlets serving U.S. troops. He cites the Stars and Stripes case and similar incidents while denying that a colonel was reassigned for the story. The Pentagon pledges broader disclosure within security limits.
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Stars and Stripes
U.S
West Germany
Pentagon
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Department
U.S. Army
Europe
Hoe Orwell
Debt ceiling fight grows as Treasury plans higher limit
A Treasury request aims to raise the national debt ceiling beyond 340 billion dollars after a temporary 336 billion bump. With the current outstanding near 329 billion, June 30 will drop the limit to 285 billion, prompting harsh congressional criticism and pressure for spending cuts and bond interest reform.
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Congress
Treasury
Vietnam
Repair chairman says wage guidelines not junked
Ackley of the Presidents Council of Economic Advisers says the old 3.2 percent wage price guidelines have not been discarded but repaired. Median last year rose 4.4 percent and negotiations for 1967 may be tougher. major contracts are up for negotiation as in 1959. Union wage talks span Teamsters, garment workers, railroad shop unions, auto, meat-packing, construction and electrical workers.
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Ackley
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Teamsters
Benes
Berlin Threatens 1942 Offensive in Kerch Peninsula
The Star Files notes Nazi plans for a major 1942 offensive with Berlin declaring that hell has been unleashed in the Kerch Peninsula. It also records J Pinckney Arthur’s appointment as Defense Co ordinator for Winchester by Mayor Anderson and a hospital census rise from 84 1/2 in 1940 to 103 1/2 in 1941.
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Berlin
Kerch Peninsula
J. Pinckney Arthur
Winchester
Anderson
Senate Votes to Strike Censorship Section from Espionage Bill
In 1917 the Senate passed Hiram Johnson's motion 39 to 38 to kill the censorship portion of the espionage bill. A gray horse belonging to Gray and Streit kicked away glass from the Elks lodge doors at Water and Market, creating a circus like scene as it escaped the hitching yard.
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Senate
Hiram Johnson
Elks’ Lodge
Elks
Gray
Streit
Daily Meditation On Hypocrisy By Earl L. Douglas
The Bible condemns hypocrisy and warns modern readers to avoid false religious pretensions. True Christians should aim for perfection, acknowledging imperfection while striving to live by gospel teachings.
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Earl L. Douglas
Who Pays for Political Testimonials Dinners
In a brisk review of testimonial dinners, this piece questions who can afford $250 tickets to hear President Johnson and who profits from such events. It notes Democrats raised about $750,000 with one fifth for expenses, and to split funds between House and Senate committees while denying presidential campaign funds.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
House
Senate
United States
Willie Mays
Sammy Davis Jr
Chicago
Lawrence Landry
White House
Jumping to Conclusions by HAL BOYLE
A humorous AP column notes pampered husbands being psychiatrists and wives who rarely nag. It laments aging, reading habits, tea preferences, luck in love, and social quirks with witty asides on modern life.
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New York
America
Discontent and Civil Rights Swing Amid Mock Bastille Echo
Henry J. Taylor argues that progress in civil rights breeds discontent similar to the Bastille era. He cites polls showing most African Americans favor law and order, oppose police brutality charges, and reject linking civil rights protests to antiwar demonstrations as a national sentiment.
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King
Martin Luther King
Ringworm cures and medical Q and A guidance
Wayne Brandstadt M D answers reader questions on ringworm nail infections and fungal treatments. Topics cover griseofulvin use with Advicin, toe nail fungus challenges, Whitfield ointment and Tinactin, causes of mouth taste, and Monteis or Monge disease symptoms with altitude effects. He also explains Parabid papaverine uses and glaucoma checks with ongoing use.
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions
Quiz scoring scheme awards Memory Genius for 9 10 correct daily. Very Superior for 7 8, Excellent for 5 6, Good for 4. Turn to page 2 for correct answers. Questions cover geography history language and opera data.
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