Appeal of Printed Word During National Newspaper Week
The Winchester Evening Star notes the strong appeal of the printed word amid rising newspaper circulations and the role of print in informing the public. It discusses youth, media shifts, and optimism, arguing newspapers remain authoritative and engaging in an era of radio and television.
Agnew Campaign Compared To Truman In Meeting Aims
Agnew is described as scraping the political surface in his drive for a Republican Congress. The piece contrasts Agnew’s campaign style with Truman’s energetic 1948 blitz, noting Agnew’s high fundraising and television emphasis but tepid, formal outreach to locals, with Truman’s trains and door crowds highlighted as more personable and vigorous. It also covers reader letters praising independence from party leaders and criticizing Holton Garland and Nixon-era policies.
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Gannett News
Salt Lake City
Spiro T. Agnew
Republican Congress
Agnew
Minot
N.D
Harry S. Truman
Harry
Truman
North Dakota
Utah
Charles E. Goddell
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
William Rogers
Middle East
Nixon
New Nixon Policy Asserted After Jordan Crisis
William S. White argues Nixon has raised U S profile in Europe and strengthened NATO in the Mediterranean. The president avers power in the Vatican and warns the USSR, while domestic pacifists face scrutiny over antiballistic missile policies ahead of re elections.
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Washington
Nixon
Europe
Asia
Mediterranean
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Mr. Nixon
Pope
Vatican
United States
Calves to be sold in Northern Virginia sale lineup
A total of 2,863 feeder calves will go on the block in the first of two sales scheduled by the Northern Virginia Livestock Producers Association. The largest Presbyterians gathering awaited at a mass meeting in Winchester presbytery at Han dley School auditorium. Jean D Foreman of Gore a James Wood High School June graduate has enlisted in the Women Army Corps for a two year term.
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Northern Virginia Livestock Producers’ Association
Winchester Presbytery
Handley School
Jean D. Foreman
Gore
James Wood High School
Women’s Army Corps
Fort McClellan
Ala
Carnival meaning and sins of the spirit and flesh
The meditation explains carnival as a season of merry making with religious roots meaning farewell to the flesh. It warns sins of the spirit such as covetousness envy and hatred alongside fleshly sins like intemperance and sexual immorality. It urges self reform and reflection to curb individual evil before it grows.
Dental Insurance Becomes Reality for Millions
The piece notes dental insurance has grown, with nearly eighty million Americans covered by a form of group plans. Employers likely drive first offerings, with Blue Cross leading in covering checkups X rays cleaning fillings root canals and denture repairs. Plans may require co pays or deductibles to control costs and usage, but overall it argues dental coverage is a bargain for many and could curb costly future dental issues.
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Blue Cross
How's Your I Q Question Quiz From 1946
Memory quiz with 10 queries covering fetlock location, Giants stadium, Egypt crop, cat basics, Cabinet size, quintillion zeros, upside down sleeping animal, triangle side opposite right angle, Mormon developed state, and Philippine independence date in 1946. Turn to page 2 for answers.
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San Francisco Giants
Egypt
Philippine Republic
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