The Day of the Lord Cited in Winchester Evening Star
The Winchester Evening Star issues a religious-leaning note citing I Thessalonians 3 2 3 about watching for danger and the sudden destruction that comes as a thief in the night in a Monday October 3 1960 edition. The page lists staff and contact details along with subscription rates.
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Winchester Evening Star
Mohawk
H. F. Byrd, JR
H. D. Koontz
Rufus Josey
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-DeLisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York City
Associated Press
Bingle
W. Va
Thessalonians
Red Bank Musings on East Bloc Tensions and Bureaucracy
International observers debate Soviet Chinese relations with claims of slowing Chinese industrial progress and potential schism. The piece also critiques modern bureaucracy noting Parkinsons law and extensive paperwork, alongside local notices on permits and community events.
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Soviet Union
Red China
China
Marvels of life and the mystery of healing drugs
A patient ill after an infection is cured by a new wonder drug and thanks the scientist. The scientist admits cures exceed expectations and no mechanism is known. The piece notes how thought guides action, as a thought to raise an arm becomes motion. It ends with a reflection on life’s marvels.
Hand and perception reveal life’s daily wonders
The speaker contemplates how sight hearing and touch arise and questions the source of parental and romantic love. They argue powerful forces beyond humanity drive the longing for a higher life and claim everyday events are the true wonders, centered in a Hand that sustains life and security.
Hidden Valley Farm Teems With Hope After Long Home Search
A family leaves California to find a permanent home and settles at Hidden Valley Farm in Virginia's Blue Ridge foothills. After wandering Missouri and Virginia in search of the right place, they finally acquire the 912 acre estate, overcoming drawbacks and bidding battles to claim their refuge.
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Virginia Valley of Beauty
Hidden Valley Farm
Prince Nicholas II
San Fernando Valley
California
Sammy
Miriam
Missouri Ozarks
Virginia
Missouri
Billy
Fine Tood
Blue Fidge
Rappahannock River
Khrushchev’s pressure on summit goals faces Eisenhower boost
In a sharp rebuke to Premier Khrushchev, President Eisenhower rejects a summit unless the Russian leader mends his behavior. The aide says Khrushchev’s three-year push has used threats and bullying. Eisenhower insists foreign ministers pave path to any meeting. The article traces the Berlin leverage and the U2 episode shaping the dispute.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Khruschev
Paris
United Nations
Harold Macmillan
Eisnhower
Weights
West Berlin
West
Berlin
United States
Howler Monkeys of Panama Census Details 814
Smithsonian researchers report the fifth census on Barro Colorado Island Panama Canal Zone counts 814 howler monkeys. Dr C R Carpenter of Penn State led six associates in observing these social tree dwellers known for dawn roars.
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Washington
Barro Colorado Island
Panama Canal Zone
Smithsonian Institution
C. R. Carpenter
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Carpenter
Penn State
Old Wives Tales About Caesarean Operation Fear
Dr. Fern argues Caesarean sections are safer and common, debunking medieval myths. He notes the main danger is delaying when surgery is needed and explains how modern teams perform the operation quickly with trained nurses.
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Membroglio
F. E. Inbau
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Trhan
C. Northcote Parkinson
Duke of Wellington
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Frederick County
Earl Bailey
Jane Barry
Evening Star
Diane Hunt
Carson Hook
Ernest Carper
Richmond
Nevin Field
Detroit
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Ada Robertha Lasse
Charles Lasse
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Charles Lewis
S. J. Swimley
Brucetown
Samuel Pittman
Roanoke
L. Douglass
New York
New Delhi
Nickie
Ozark
Billy Smoot
By James Marlow
Panama
By Science Service
Sin
Burton H. Fern
M.D
Julius Caesar
Julius
Dr. Fern
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