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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1966
Page
4
The snippet lists staff positions with Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor Eugene P. Miller as News Editor and Douglas B. OConnell as Managing Editor. It shows subscription rates including mail options outside Virginia and West Virginia with monthly, six month, and yearly prices, and notes postal details and an address in Winchester Virginia.
The article recalls Seward's purchase of Alaska in 1867 and its evolution from district to territory. It notes mixed reactions to the deal, Alaska's vast resources, strategic value, and a future of growth as the nation approaches 100 years of U S sovereignty next year.
Researchers across birth control and fertility medicine confront cross purposes as new methods increase multiple births. Fertility drugs boost chances of twins triplets or more. Sextuplets recently born highlight the need for coordinated policy. Scientists must meet to align population control with parenthood goals.
A report on 35 obese women in Chicago shows mood varied widely. only a few were jolly while many were withdrawn or mean. The piece debunks the belief that fat people are inherently jolly and urges readers not to use weight as a sole excuse for temperament.
Senator Dirksen labels Johnson policies as unwise and warns of national bankruptcy while Representative Ford accuses the administration of appeasing the Soviet bloc. Ford condemns deals with Communists as dangerous when Americans fight in Vietnam. The piece discusses public opinion segments on Vietnam policy.
The piece outlines competing views on Vietnam policy with Senator Thurmond criticizing U.S. restraint and Secretary Rusk reaffirming continued military effort. President Johnson signals cautious pause only if the other side reciprocates. Ahead of elections, Republicans largely back the administration but edge toward criticizing trade with Communist blocs.
California campaign era dispute centers on the Birch Society. Brown alleges Reagan cannot repudiate the group due to campaign needs while Reagan denies support and says extremists should not be blamed for his record. A Field poll shows Reagan leading Brown by seven points.
The text explains Sagittarius as the archer in astronomy and mythology, describes a centaur archer image, mentions six of its iv outlining the inverted Milk Dipper, and notes the winter solstice near Sagittarius's eastern border as the sun's southernmost annual path point.
Adolf Hitler’s high command asserts major battles before Moscow ended in victory with the annihilation of Semeon Timoshenko’s central front armies. Zeppelin raids cause enormous damage in London. Berlin reports 400 soldiers killed by an explosion. A record shipment of 34 000 barrels of apples moved. The Cumberland Valley and B&O transport about 31 000 barrels from Frederick, Berkeley, Jefferson counties and nearby areas.
Daily Meditation recounts a soldier’s letter praising a Catholic bunkmate who knelt to pray in camp. The act inspires peers to follow, building a wartime habit of faith and courage that may guide them in battle.
Mid level income investors increase bond buying citing safety and yield. Municipal bonds offer tax free income around 3.80 percent while corporate bonds average about 5.40 percent. Bonds are long term holdings with denominations typically 1000 dollars and terms of five to thirty years.
Wayne Brandstadt, M.D., answers readers on vitamins P and C, rose hips, nicotinic acid, vitamin E, vitamin A, and vitamin C for back ache. He notes little evidence for vitamin P’s benefits, rose hips’ vitamin C value, flushing from nicotinic acid, and no daily vitamin C need for back pain.
IQ test style quiz with ten daily sections and scoring tiers Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good. Questions cover geography government history literature and animals. Includes prompts like source of Mississippi River famous wooden horse city and terms for young cattle.
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