AIA Denounces Capitol West Front Collapse Fears
The American Institute of Architects rebuts claims of imminent danger to the Capitol west front and urges restoration at lower cost. AIA argues the 1969 plan to tear down sandstone walls and recreate them in marble is unnecessary and driven by political convenience. The piece calls on the American people to insist on preserving the original wall.
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American Institute of Architects
Capitol
Washington
AIA
J. George Stewart
America
Moratorium Prayer Proposed to Heal Global Strife
An Orlando Sentinel opinion argues for a nationwide day of prayer to curb bitterness and aggression amid Vietnam and global tensions. It lists 15 prayer themes addressing North Vietnam China Soviet Union Europe Middle East Africa and the Americas, urging unity in peace efforts. The piece cites President Nixon's proclamation of National Prayer Day and warns of campus unrest unless nonviolent tactics prevail to protect academic freedom.
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Washington
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Red China
Soviet Union
South Vietnam
Japan
Formosa
South Korea
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Southeast Asia
Peking
Europe
Russia
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Africa
Sovet Union
Hanoi
United States
New York
United Nations
Congress
America
Nixon
Inflation Battle Proposes Double Punch Tax Reform
Henry J. Taylor outlines a new anti inflation proposal that links tax changes to curb loan expansion and boost savings. The plan ends tax deductions on business expansion loans and taxes savings interest, boosting incentives to save while restraining borrowing. It contrasts with current bills and cites Federal Reserve data and Kennedy administration aims.
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Treasury
David
Congress
Kennedy
Washington
Federal Reserve
Atlantic
Pacific
New York State
Joe Louis
Einstein
Lawmakers Push Abolition Of Redundant Joint Committee
Representatives Jerry Pettis of California and Lucien Nedzi of Michigan urge the elimination of the Joint Committee on Disposition of Executive Papers. They question the panel’s purpose and the meaning of long numerical lists from the executive branch. The pair note Congress history shows many committees form and endure.
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Jerry L. Pettis
California
Lucien N. Nedzi
Michigan
Congress
Joint Committee
Washington
Opening of UN General Assembly Highlights Record Oratory
The 24th UN General Assembly opened with statements from 112 of 126 delegations in a record session. The piece notes the ritual offers a platform for nations and leaders but criticizes the slow start as the body sits through opening remarks.
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Assembly
New Jersey Mother Nominated for Woman of the Year
A New Jersey mother is presented as a candidate for Woman of the Year after a news photo depicted her sending her son back to class from a picket scene. The remark about using a paddle to discipline him is noted as a taunting aside.
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New Jersey
Market Street church seeks 100000 for new education building
The Star Files reports MARKET ST. METHODIST CHURCH will launch a drive for 100000 to construct a new educational building, the first addition in over a century. The city street program provides asphalt surface treatment on Washington Cork and E Piccadilly Streets. National Symphony Orchestra concert on Nov 18. Eppley Sisters Chapel Quintette Sunday afternoon. Distribution of new ration books for Winchester and Frederick County starts tomorrow. Rosalind Kater to lead Quota Club monthly meeting.
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Market ST
Washington, Cork
E. Piccadilly
Exchange Club
National Symphony Orchestra
Howard Mitchell
Winchester
Frederick County
Eppley Sisters Chapel
West Cork St. Church of Christ
Rosalind Kater
Quota Club
It Can Happen A Mission Study On North Africa Faith Shift
A speaker notes the Berbers near Carthage once Christian but now Muslim under missionary pressure. He cites tattooed cross marks and asks whether Europe and North America could undergo a similar rapid religious change, warning that shifts can occur without public awareness.
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North Africa
Carthage
Africa
Europe
North America
Teeth Discoloration From Antibiotics Likely Permanent
A reader asks about permanent staining from tetracycline antibiotics taken in infancy. Dr Lawrence explains such stains are intrinsic to enamel and cannot be polished away, though porcelain caps may help if roots are fully formed. He warns against tetracycline use in children during enamel formation and until roots mature.
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DR. Lawrence
Lawrence
How's Your IQ Memory Quiz Answers
Based on 100 questions over 10 days the scoring shows Memory Genius for 9 or 10 correct, Very Superior for 7 or 8, Good for 4. Correct answers include who succeeded Chamberlain, shamrock leaf count, January holiday truth, actor facial hair terms, taffrail location, Roosevelt on currency, cowardice feather color, cashmere origin, Mohammedan supreme being, and January birthstone.
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Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
U. S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winchester Postage Notice
Second Class postage paid at Winchester Virginia 22601 appears on the label indicating where mail is processed and the mailing address for the item.
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Winchester
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