Newspaper masthead and subscription notice summary
The page lists Douglas B. OConnell as managing editor Eugene P. Miller as news editor and provides subscription rates for a Winchester Virginia edition with a Gallagher-Delisser, Inc. imprint and a New York City address. It is dated Monday October 3 1966 and includes standard postal and rate information.
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Eugene P. Miller
Winchester
Nat'l
Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Help Needed To Raise Community Chest Funds In Winchester
Volunteers in Winchester and Frederick County race to raise 70500 for eight agencies including Scouts nurseries Salvation Army Psychiatric Clinic Children's Home Society and U S O. Donors are urged to give generously to support mental health youth services and veterans in Viet Nam era service.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Community Chest
United Drive For Funds
Salvation Army
U.S.O
Armed Services
Viet Nam
Munsinger affair raises security questions in Canada
The inquiry found no concrete lapse in national security but Justice Spence used the case to fuel political debate. It exposed Diefenbaker’s knowledge of Sevigny and Munsinger’s liaison, while labeling Munsinger a Russian-linked figure. Spence stressed doubt must favor national security.
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Canada
Munsinger
Supreme Court
Spence
Diefenbaker
Pierre Sevigny
Gerda Munsinger
Sevigny
Pearson
Justice Spence
Munsinger-Sevigny
Julius Caesar
Virginia counties rank in auto fatality study noted
The Star Files reports Frederick County ranking 55th among Virginia counties for auto fatalities in 1937 39, dropping to 63rd in 1940. Clarke County sits at 45th. Mrs. Douglas Cather hosts Miss Harriet Krise for a planned Oct 6 wedding to Stanley Mattern of Washington. The S W A football season opens with a 19 0 win over Augusta Military Academy. The Wayside Inn Middletown runs one of Virginia's most successful tourist seasons under Mr and Mrs Samuel F Rhodes. Ten airships attempt to attack London but are repelled. one is shot down with 13 bodies recovered.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Clarke County
Douglas Cather
Harriet Krise
Stanley Mattern
Washington
S.W.A
Academy
Augusta Military Academy
Wayside Inn
Middletown
Samuel F. Rhodes
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas on Knowledge and Mystery
The meditation muses on human knowledge limits from ancient civilization to space and biology. It reflects on why mystery remains in science and life and urges acceptance while pondering whether humanity can comprehend celestial and earthly phenomena.
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Earl L. Douglas
Virginia Scholars Rank High In National Merit Scores
The Council on Basic Education ranks states by the share of public and private juniors in the top six percent of the 1965 National Merit Scholarship test. Virginia placed fifteenth overall with 1.92 percent, above the national average of 1.69 and ahead of several southern peers and some western states. The piece urges pride in Virginia’s schools and continued support for strong instruction.
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Virginia
Council On Basic Education
Washington
D.C
CBE
Council
District of Columbia
Connecticut
Mississippi
U.S
Commonwealth
De Gaulle gold drain eyed as Viet Nam costs fund French buys
Henry J. Taylor argues in Washington that De Gaulle profits from U S Viet Nam spending by cashing in on gold at the fixed $35 price. He cites Hartke urging limits on gold convertibility and calls for a Treasury action to close the Viet Nam gateway to gold.
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DeGaulle
Viet
Washington
de Gaulle
Free World
U.S
France
Hartke
Viet Nam
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
States
United States
Johnson
Macaroni boon from Marco Polo noted in odds and ends
A miscellany of facts and quips cites macaroni as a Marco Polo import, U S consumption of 1.75 billion pounds last year, dog bites costing a million dollars in sick leave, plus brief items on driving age, cocoa marriage in Honduras, suicide attempts, jungle warfare, and curiosities from famous quotes to world beverage habits.
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New York
Marco Polo
Italy
China
U.S
Sam
Living in Harmony Not in Pride with All People
A reflective note on humility urging harmony with the lowly and warning that conceit elevates nothing. The excerpt juxtaposes Romans exhortations with Ruskin’s view that pride cannot sustain a person.
Call Doctor Fast If Child Inhales Foreign Object
Wayne Brandstadt warns of choking dangers from non edible items and the medical use of the bronchoscope to locate and remove aspirated objects. He details common choking scenarios including pins beads beans and nuts and lists prevention tips for parents and caregivers. He advises calling a doctor immediately for swallowed or inhaled objects and outlines first aid steps.
How's Your I Q Memory Genius Quiz
A quiz style page outlines a 100 question program spread over 10 days with daily score bands from Memory Genius to Good. It asks Page two for answers and lists ten sample questions covering US history science and general knowledge with true false items and a 1926 dated reference.
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Douglas B. O'Connell
City Carrier
W. Va
Virginia’s Scholars
Melton Wright
Pennsylvania
California
Wisconsin
Arizona
Old Dominion
Maryland
Tennessee
North Carolina
Kentucky
West Virginia
Henry J. Taylor
England
West
Germany
Hal Boyle
Honduras
Eleanor Roosevelt
Greece
Hercules
George Bernard Shaw
Pixies
By Wohl
John Ruskin
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
I.Q
Everglades
Washington Irving
Sleepy Hollow
West German
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