Halloween concerns and organized celebrations discussed
The piece argues Halloween worries and vandalism rise as families fear pranks. It advocates organized community celebrations to reduce trouble and suggests moving from blinds to public events as a remedy. It notes results elsewhere show such celebrations are worthwhile.
Time for Senate to air Baker Jenkins cases
Washington columnist says the Jenkins resignation and Bobby Baker affair highlight Senate delays in investigations. He urges prompt hearings, cross examination of Walter Jenkins, and full public access to facts before the election.
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Letter to the Editor on Winchester cable rates and ordinance
A Winchester reader objects to Star quoted cable rates in an October article. He argues the ordinance incorrectly states minimum charges, urges rate study, and suggests a $1.22 monthly alternative with a 23 element antenna. He notes potential local benefits and asks for council rate regulation. Editor confirms an omission in the quoted text and presents the corrected paragraph on rates.
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Two Keys to Heavenly Treasures in Daily Meditation
Earl L. Douglas explains a two key system for happiness and faith. God holds one key and humans hold the other, requiring cooperation and reciprocity for access to heavenly treasure through prayer and moral effort.
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Heaven
Phantom Tax Cut Sparks Congressional Debate
Rep. Thomas Curtis argues the 1964 Revenue Act cut the withholding rate from 18 to 14 percent, creating a phantom tax cut. Taxpayers face underwithholding in 1964 and may owe large amounts in 1965, with some refunds reduced, as the administration pressed for an immediate withholding cut.
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Congressional Record
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How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions
A list of 10 trivia questions with scoring ranges from Memory Genius to Good. Topics include violin string count, cattle states, Scots tartan, buttercup petals, clock hands speeds, Pony Express routes, Gratiano’s play, Confederate capital city, acting as a Thespian, and Australia’s capital Canberra.
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Canberra
Mouth Cleanliness and Recurrent Sore Gums
A reader asks about persistent sore gums and a dentist explains local and systemic causes. Local gingivitis stems from poor hygiene but recurrent cases may link to underlying conditions, including monthly hormonal changes affecting gum tissue and increased swelling and bleeding.
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