Winchester Evening Star Advertisement Summary
The Winchester Evening Star information block lists editors and management names, circulation claim, and mailing details for Winchester Virginia with postal and subscription notes. It mentions Eugene P. Miller News Editor and Douglas B. O'Connell Managing Editor among staff and a Gallagher-Delisser address in New York City.
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Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
National Fire Prevention Week urges vigilant heating checks
The article emphasizes Fire Prevention Week with a call to inspect furnaces and fireplaces before use. It highlights rusted pipes and spark risks, notes rural areas suffer higher losses with 40,000 farm buildings burning annually and over 4,000 lives lost, and urges cooperation with municipal fire departments to extend protection.
Arabs boycott Lindsay dinner at United Nations
Twelve of fourteen Arab bloc delegations at the UN vote to boycott a dinner dance Mayor Lindsay planned for chiefs of mission at the General Assembly. The move follows Lindsay’s June cancellation of a dinner for King Faisal of Saudi Arabia over remarks on Israel, a decision amid Gotham's dismay.
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United Nations
Lindsay
Chiefs of Mission
General Assembly
New York
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Gotham
Israel
U.S
Mortgage rates rise again on FHA VA insured loans
The government increased the insured mortgage rate to a statutory maximum of 6 percent, with buyers paying 61/2 percent including the insurance fee. Officials say higher rates aim to mobilize mortgage funds, though critics note the gains may not open credit gates.
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Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
Wright Patman
House Banking Committee
Drought Hinders Moonshiners as Streams Dry Up
The Star Files reports drought cutting water supplies halting moonshine operations. No streams or wells available for stills while shortages disrupt rural production across affected counties. Featured note on ongoing water scarcity and regulatory impact.
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas
Earl L. Douglas discusses the need for high standards to guide life in business professions and religion. He argues ethics shape all work and that true religion is defined by God’s actions and promises for mankind’s welfare and destiny. He notes contemporary disdain for deeper theology and calls for sound doctrine.
Peace-at-Any-Price Propaganda Frustrates U S War Efforts
Washington commentary argues propaganda undermines U S Vietnam policy. It cites a Senate study endorsing neutralization of Southeast Asia and warns that such plans could risk a Communist takeover of a neutral government. The piece recalls Geneva and notes U S and allied peace efforts provoke North Vietnam.
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Washington
United States
Vietnam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Southeast Asia
Red China
Soviet Union
Cambodia
Laos
Thailand
South Vietnam
R. L. Houston
International Control Commission
North
South
U.S. News & World Report
Saigon
Great Britain
Credit card crime costs billions in annual losses
An AP column notes 20 million Americans hold credit cards with 1.5 million lost or stolen yearly and illegal use costs about 20 million dollars annually. The piece also surveys odd facts from biology and aphorisms in a light column format.
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New York
Demo Majority to Shrink Slightly in Coming Elections
Washington analysis suggests the 1966 Congress will likely see only modest changes in party balance. The Democratic hook on both chambers remains large, with real questions over which Democrats lose seats and how that shifts welfare policy and civil rights. Economic factors like inflation and wages temper the public mood, while backlash effects appear uneven across districts.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Democratic Party
Congress
Tourism minister vows no nightclubs to woo foreigners
New Delhi AP N Sanjiva Reddy the tourism minister assured Parliament the government will not encourage nightclubs as part of a plan to attract more foreign tourists. He said foreigners visiting India will be offered an opportunity to study the Indian way of life.
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New Delhi
N. Sanjiva Reddy
India
Detection Methods Vary In Ferreting Out Cancer
Wayne Brandstadt, M.D. explains cancer screening varies by body part with pap smears for oral cavity and uterus, proctoscopic exams for the rectum, biopsy tests for breast and skin, cystoscopy for the bladder, and X rays for stomach colon lungs and more.
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Congress
New England States
Berne
Miss Muffet
Winston Churchill
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