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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1966
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star bulletin lists staff and mailing details with subscription rates and contact info. The page snippet shows executives J F Davis E P Miller and D B O Connell, plus Gallagher Delisser at 11 East 44th Street New York City.
The IRS backtracked on a July 7 interpretation of education expense deductions for part time courses tied to work. Deductibility now reverts to earlier guidelines, with an employer required course or degree rule no longer blocking deduction, and the notion of job security prompting eligibility.
In Standish Michigan Dr Malcolm Dobiee taught registered nurses at the 40 bed Standish hospital CPR for heart stoppages. This practice lowered the hospital death rate to about one in ten versus a national four in ten. The piece notes the broader need to expand nurse training as doctor availability declines.
A Northern Territory ghost town Boroloola faces disappearance as an American mining company plans to tap silver, lead and zinc and build a town of 20 000. The town already hosts three white men and few aborigines with no women nearby while Carnegie Foundation donations of 20 000 books linger.
The United States destroyer Kearny was torpedoed in the North Atlantic but survived with no reported casualties and proceeded under its own power. Harry F. Byrd Jr told the Rotary Club newspapers must be a public service and a business. Zeropack Co. frozen fruit plant halted operations as about 20 picketed workers fail to report for shift.
Merchants along the Blue Ridge base in Page County report the chestnut harvest as the shortest in county history, signaling thousands of dollars in losses for residents. Shenandoah National Forest officials announce fall visitors including tourists and licensed hunters must register at designated points.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on the painting Flight into Egypt showing Joseph, Mary, and Jesus with pyramids in the background. He notes the Latin year Anno Domini signaling a new era and contrasts worldly greatness with the birth of Lincoln Darwin and Mendelssohn in 1809 as more impactful to history.
Car safety critic Ralph Nader questions the safety of school buses calling them a national scandal. The Pageant magazine report urges better seat anchorages improved driver seats and seat belts while noting debate on mandatory belt laws and the need for stricter inspections and discipline on boards and in schools.
The piece cites AP material noting dogs can smell up to 40 times as well as people and hear up to 10 times better. It also shares humorous bits on insects, psychoanalysis costs, and odd household tips with quotes and trivia.
Henry J. Taylor warns it will take time for the market to become reliable amid a 250 point Dow drop. He notes 18 million direct market interests and 82 million indirect, cites government spending, and stresses prudent investing, earnings, and patience as stocks fall and recovery lags. He cites examples like Douglas Aircraft and IBM while urging disciplined finance.
Wayne Brandstadt MD advises careful selection of a babysitter. Evaluate qualifications, trustworthiness, references, and genuine affection for children. Set rules, limit phone use, and ensure first aid readiness. Two way obligation, safety, and behavior guidelines follow, ending with a patient coughing question and medical guidance.
This clip describes scoring for a 10 day IQ test with daily bands from Memory Genius to Good and provides Page 2 core answers. It lists ten sample questions about planets rings citizenship birth, state flowers, Canberra, sound speed, element lighter, language of legal terms, Daniel in the lions den, fleas flight, and solitaire setup.
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