Winchester Evening Star Telephones and Rates November 5 1968
The Winchester Evening Star provides contact numbers and staff credits for the paper and lists subscription rates for Virginia West Virginia and out of state delivery as of Tuesday November 5 1968. The notice includes advertising and business contact 667 3200 and newsroom and editor details with erratic OCR spacing present.
Overworked statistics and the limits of numbers
Arthur M Ross, former U.S. labor statistics commissioner and Michigan vice president, criticizes overreliance on statistics in government. He argues income cutoffs oversimplify poverty and stresses intuition and firsthand experience as essential to sound policy.
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Arthur M Ross
Ross
U.S. Commissioner of Labor Statistics
University of Michigan
Monitor
Associated Industries of New York State Inc
Washington
Shoshone farmers weigh benefits of hunter visits
The article argues Shoshone Nevada farmers could deter or guide white hunters for income. It notes trespassers deplete game for families and suggests selling game access or guiding services. It posits open game limits cities push hunters to seek new spots and that guides add social and economic value.
Miss Elizabeth Sprouse Resigns as Frederick County Home Demonstrator
In 1943, Elizabeth Sprouse resigns after serving as Frederick County home demonstration agent since 1940 to take a similar post in Roanoke. Albert deMazzon buys five monkeys to be housed at York's Cabin Camp on Martinsburg Pike.
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Elizabeth Sprouse
Frederick County
Roanoke
Albert deMazzon
York’s
Martinsburg Pike
Winchester delegate named to United Work Campaign convention
Fifty years ago in 1918 Sender Feinberg of Winchester was appointed by Gov Westmoreland Davis as a delegate from Winchester and Frederick County to a Richmond convention for the United Work Campaign. Philip Williams, recently commissioned a second lieutenant, is an expert airplane pilot and has been flying planes for six months.
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Sender Feinberg
Winchester
Westmoreland Davis
Frederick County
Richmond
United Work
Philip Williams
While thy servant was busy here and there
A meditation based on the biblical tale of a guard who failed to watch a prisoner. It warns that incidental duties can divert attention from primary responsibilities and lead to loss or failure. The speaker connects ancient Israelite excuses to modern distractions and urges focus on core tasks.
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Israel
Herbie Awards honor political figures in tongue in cheek ceremony
The Political Critics Circle gave out the Herbie Awards in Washington with Gen Curtis LeMay winning best campaign performance and a surprise group winning best production for Nixon base loans. John Wayne Award goes to Johnson for fast peace headlines. Other honors go to Rome Ney Daley Humphrey Rockefeller Schlessinger Agnew and various campaign moments.
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New York Times Service
Washington
Political Critics Circle
Herbert Hoover
Curtis LeMay
George Wallace
General LeMay
Herbie
Franklin Roosevelt
James C. Hagerty
Lyndon Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
John Wayne
President Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Strom Thurmond
Arthur Schlessinger Jr
Eugene McCarthy
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Man's Zany Inventions All Glorious Failures
Joy Stilley profiles Rowland Emett, British inventor and cartoonist famed for whimsical machines. Although his devices lack practical value, he treats them as glorious failures that provoke laughter, with notable works for Punch and the Festival of Britain and recent props for the film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
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New York
Rowland Emett
London
Punch
Britain
Far-Tottering
Oyster Creek
Dick van Dyke
Caractacus Potts
Emett
Sussex
How's Your IQ Based on 100 Questions 10 Days
Quiz style page lists daily scoring bands for IQ results from 9 or 10 correct answers as Memory Genius down to 4 correct as Good. It directs turning to page 2 for correct answers and poses ten sample questions covering geography history and government terms.
Heavy Smoking Triggers Buerger’s Disease Warns Doctor
Wayne Brandstadt explains thromboangiitis obliterans is an arterial leg inflammation linked to heavy cigarette use. He warns that without quitting smoking, limb loss is possible and walking pain signals intermittent claudication. management emphasizes walking, foot care, and avoiding injury.
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Buerger
Bipartisan Peace Talks and Transition Shaping Vietnam Policy
James Reston argues the transition to a new administration heightens the need for swift bipartisan involvement in Paris Vietnam negotiations. He notes the old and new administrations face a delicate period and urges observers from Nixon and Humphrey to join talks to ensure continuity amid political change.
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New York Times Service
New York
Johnson
Vietnam
Atlantic
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Near East
Washington
Hungary
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
Nixon
Humphrey
Paris
Rusk
Miami Beach
Chicago
United States
Paris Vietnam
Tion Party
Treasury of Defense
State
Treasury
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