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A readable clipping lists JACK F. DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor ROBERT F. ROSE as Business Manager and other editors. It also shows subscription rates for mail delivery inside and outside Virginia with weekly and yearly options and prices.
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Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Nat'l Rep
Bottinelli and Gallagher, Inc
East 41St St
New York
N.Y
McNamara Wall questioned as Vietnam war obstacle system faces scrutiny
Critics challenge the McNamara obstacle system below the DMZ dubbed Dye Market-Muscle Shoals, calling it a billion-dollar Maginot Line that may have failed to halt North Vietnamese infiltration estimated at 80,000 to 100,000 troops this year. Congress and the public demand transparency and possible halt to the project.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
McNamara
Demilitarized Zone
Robert S. McNamara
Stuart Symington
Senate Armed Services Committee
North Vietnam
Pentagon
Laos
Congress
Federal ruling questions unsigned political handbills
A Brooklyn federal court panel rules New York may not ban unsigned political handbills, citing First Amendment protection. The decision suggests possible challenges to similar laws in 34 states and raises concern over anonymous political attacks on public questions versus the need to curb defamation and misinformation.
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Brooklyn
New York
Rockefeller Plans Troop Support and Asian Council Online
Rockefeller proposes sending more equipment to aid Vietnamese troops while opposing a large new U S troop deployment. He calls for a summit council of Asian nations to push economic progress and stability, noting past councils produced few concrete results. Johnson and Rusk advocate for a peaceful approach without forceful dictates.
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Rockefeller
Vietnam
Johnson
Council of Asian Nations
Rusk
Rabies precautions and Army nurse abroad noted in Star Files
Authorities kept rabies precautions tight as one town dog was killed in the east. 2nd Lt Emilie Rosenberger, daughter of Mrs J A Rosenberger, arrived overseas in the Army Nurse Corps after graduating from Handley High School and Winchester Memorial Hospital. The Winchester Evening Star reported a first U S airplane route mail letter from New York to Washington sent by Assistant Postmaster General J G Koons, with the 24 cent airplane stamp. Koons’s wife is Haddox’s daughter.
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Emilie Rosenberger
J. A. Rosenberger
Oerseas
Army Nurse Corps
Handley High School
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester Evening Star
U. S
New York
Washington
J. G.G. Koons
George W. Haddox
Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas
A meditation warns against self pity as a corrosive habit that outshines other sins. It urges immediate action to renounce self pity and adopt a disciplined, upright path to avoid spiritual ruin.
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Earl L. Douglas
When Is Enough Enough in a Free Society
Henry J. Taylor argues that political leaders enable violence through support for protests against the Poor People’s March. He questions the treatment of minorities, warns against government under pressure by demonstrators, and condemns politicians for amplifying unrest while criticizing poverty as an excuse.
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Robert and
Edward Kennedy
Joseph Mlot-Mroz
Boston
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Washington
Mrot-Mroz
Vietnam
Red Stooges
Mrot- Mroz
Bobby Kenned
South Africa
Martin Luther King Jr
Washington March
Ralph Abernathy
United States
Pentagon
Washington City
Dr. King
America
What Do You Fear What You Are Hal Boyle
By Hal Boyle a playful list of phobia names reveals common fears from ridicule and loneliness to responsibility and loss of face. The piece notes everyday anxieties such as fear of crowds and fear of failure with humorous labels.
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New York
America
Supreme Court desegregation ruling anniversary observed
On May 17 1954 the U S Supreme Court ruled unanimously that racial segregation in public schools is unconstitutional marking a landmark civil rights decision. Also noted are Newark founding 1966 NYSE 1792 Kentucky Derby 1875 Brussels occupation 1940 and other events through 1961.
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Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
Newark
N.J
Connecticut
New York Stock Exchange
Louisville
Brussels
Belgium
Egypt
Suez Canal
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Bay of Pigs
U.S
French National Assembly
Jacques, Soustelle
France
Algeria
Kennedy Strategy Is Full of Peril for White House Bid
Washington columnist William S. White argues Senator Robert F. Kennedy bases his campaign on minority bloc strength to win urban delegates and electoral votes. The piece warns the approach deepens racial and class divisions, risks a summer of violence, and endangers his broader prospects by courting Black voters as a distinct bloc.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Richard Nixon
Gov
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Indiana
Kennedy
Louis Harris
McCarthy
District of Columbia
Humphrey
Ohio
Robert Kennedy
Flat feet and bunions answered by Dr Brandstadt
Wayne Brandstadt, M D, explains flat feet heredity and exercises for arches. He notes non treatment in most cases unless pain appears, discusses orthotic shoes and arch supports, bunions treatment options including injections and surgery, and confirms poorly fitted shoes cause corns and that addressing the cause is key.
How's Your I Q A 10 Day Quiz On Mens Memory Genious
A short quiz guide columns to score IQ based on 100 questions over ten days. It lists performance bands from Memory Genius to Good and asks ten sample questions covering nations Nobel Prize answers radar Galileo Palomar clock ships military terms and verb forms.
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Pixies
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