Local Newspaper Masthead and Oct 4 1968 Notice
The page shows staff roles for Eugene P and Jack F Davis with editors News Editor and Executive Editor. It lists Ottinelli and Gallagher Inc as address brokers and subscription rates 25 cents and 1.10 dollars and 13.00 annual. The date is Friday October 4 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack F. Davis
Winchester
Ottinelli and Gallagher, Inc
East 41St St
New York
N.Y
Indians Face Choices In Development And Tradition
A 1940s policy concept proposes private capital to build Indian reservations through resident training in enterprise operations. It notes many Indians live on hundreds of reservations, some tribes like Agua Caliente prosper, while others such as the Navajo Nation face unemployment. relocation attempts yielded mixed outcomes, and while some Indians seek assimilation, many wish to preserve their heritage and rights.
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Interstate Indian Council
United States
Oklahoma
Chicago
Car 81 Stolen Then Found After Ocean Chase
Atlantic City police report Car 81 was stolen while left unattended with keys in the car. A vandal drove it away, left the motor running, and a brick pressed the accelerator. After 10 hours and an anonymous tip, the car was recovered from the sea.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Dal
California Gubernatorial Clout Shapes 1970 Plans
In Los Angeles, Democrats weigh Humphrey's fading 1968 odds and groom 1970 bids, while Republicans like Lt. Gov. Robert Finch position for Senate or governor roles. Unruh rises with Kennedy backing, Alioto presses Humphrey ties, and Nixon-Finch alignment quietly reshapes the California GOP.
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New York Times
Los Angeles
California
Hubert Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Robert Finch
Nixon
Book Liberals Made Wallace a Power in Politics
Washington analyst William S. White argues George Wallace was forged by Northern liberalism that overreached on race and law, alienating Southern whites and blue-collar voters. He notes Wallace’s strength in the South despite antiwar stances and cites polling showing Democrat defections to Nixon and Wallace.
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Unruh
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Vietnam
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Eugene MceCarthy
Chicago
McCarthy
George McGovern
South Dakota
Kenenedy
George Wallace
South
North
George ‘Wallace
Gallup
Richard Nixon
Wallace
Humphrey
Face Lifting Costs and Risks Medical Q&A
A columnist notes face lifting is expensive, around $1,000, with costs and hospital stay discussed with the surgeon. Plastic surgeons are recommended. The usual hospital stay is about a week and risks exist. The piece also covers Peyronie’s disease causes, treatments, and non surgical options, plus a Q&A on neurocirculatory asthenia.
Increases in costs bite into August to 1967 frame
Up and Up Housewives who replenish the larder at the supermarket in August face continuing price rises. Inflation nears 5 percent since August 1967, with sharp impact on food housing and clothing. U.S. Steel contract set to push prices higher as taxes rise, leaving breadwinners pessimistic about an abrupt remedy.
Frederick County Schools Delay Opens and Bus Relief Hopes
The county will open at 10 a.m. daily to ease bus transportation. In an occupation note, 19 Italian diplomats housed at Shenvalee Hotel New Market are guarded by nine locals after internment at Staunton. Dr C R Anderson health officer joins U S Army Medical Corps. The 4th Liberty Loan American Trophy Train tours Winchester with war trophies and speakers.
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Frederick County
North Africa
Shenvalee
New Market
C.R. Anderson
U.S. Army Medical Corps
Winchester
Daily Meditation on Fellowship and Human Fellowship
The piece defines fellowship as togetherness and equal companionship among people. It argues lack of fellowship fuels conflict and misery, while openness to others and goodwill lead to fuller life and growth in souls. It warns against reclusiveness and harsh critics who alienate others and miss divine opportunity.
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Ihe
Memory as a thought garage recalls past mores and quirks
HAL BOYLE reflects on memory as a backward-gear vehicle for recalling bygone ways. He lists playful vignettes from earlier decades including fashion, slang, and social norms, noting how nostalgia comforts and contrasts with modern life.
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New York
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions Daily Scoring
A quiz style page asks ten daily questions to judge IQ level and memory. It includes prompts on the U S Cabinet pay as you go tax law presidential qualifications and other civics topics with a note to check page 2 for correct answers.
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Brooklyn
Palm Springs, Calif
Ball
Wenge
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Finch
Ronald Reagan
Republican Party
Nixon-Finch
Reagan
Henry Edgerton
California Federal Savings
U.S. Senate
George Murphy
Lyn Nofziger
Nofziger
Murphy
Washington
Pierre Salinger
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Edmund G. Brown
Joseph Alioto
San Francisco
Alioto
Reasgan
William S. White
Nhether
John Paul Jones
Fredericksburg
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
Peyronie
Ation
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
United States Steelworkers
Earl L. Douglas
Hal Boyle
U.S
I.Q
Hudson River
Hudson Bay