Local Newspaper Masthead and Subscription Rates Fragment
The OCR text lists staff roles including News Editor Eugene Miller and General Manager Jack Davis, with Managing Editor O Connell. It also provides a Winchester Virginia mailing statement and partial subscription rates, noting a New York City address for Nat’l Gallagher Delisser and a 11 East 44th Street contact.
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Winchester
Nat'l
Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Ecumenopolis and Ekistics Highlight Global Urban Future
Greek architect Constantinos Doriadis coined ecumenopolis and ekistics and won the Aspen Institute prize for his ideas on a world city living in density amid rising populations. The article warns air pollution, its health impacts, and the rising costs of control as cities like Los Angeles and New York invest in pollution programs.
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Constantinos Doriadis
Institute of Humanistic Studies
Aspen, Colo
United States
Los Angeles
New York City
New York
Europe
U.S
Italian parlia ment calls for benefits for nude art models
A member of the Italian parliament urged better pay health insurance and pensions for nude models in art schools. The argument notes models risk pneumonia and lack health coverage while galleries and artists gain fame and cultural advancement.
Duchess of Windsor Reunites with Doctor at Middleburg Tea
The Star Files reports Dr. Lewis M. Allen, who delivered Wallis Warfield, renewed acquaintance with her at a tea in Middleburg. She is now the Duchess of Windsor. Also notes a cold snap on Oct. 17 with a 35 degree low.
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Lewis M. Allen
Wallis Warfield
Middleburg
Duchess of Windsor
Daily Meditation on conceit harming young men's careers
Earl L. Douglas warns that conceit ruins careers and prospects, especially for young men. He cites a in his twenties who overstated self-importance, loses positions, turns friends away, and invites mockery. He urges restraint, avoiding boasting and keeping perceived superiority private.
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Ony
Supreme Court Chooses Its Battles This Year
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court showing restraint in its first two decision Mondays of the term with a general no to broad constitutional questions. Only a few issues like jury selection in the South and inspection of private property without warrants gain review, while many cases including state aid for church colleges remain unresolved.
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Maryland
Girl’s 13th Birthday Celebration Ends With Family Debate
HAL BOYLE recalls a NY family marking a daughter's 13th birthday with gifts before a night out. A $100 bill from father sparks pride and questions about its use for a France trip while a gold charm bracelet from mother signals future plans. Dinner choices reveal parental tension but keep the focus on the girl’s milestone.
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New York
Benjamin Franklin
United States
France
IQ Quiz Questions and Daily Scoring Outline
A humorously framed 10 day IQ quiz promises daily results from 9 to 10 correct answers labeling memory genius down to good. It lists ten questions covering plants, language, history, science, and literature with a page two cue for the answers.
Disaster self help course trains families for emergencies
Wayne Brandstadt describes an Office of Civil Defense and Public Health Service program offering a free medical self help course. The 11 lesson curriculum covers shelter and radiological fallout, first aid, artificial respiration, bleeding, fractures, transport, burns, shock, nursing care, child care, and emergency childbirth with instructor kits and graduation certificates.
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Office of Civil Defense
United States Public Health
Serice
Conformity by Coercion Driving Today's Political Friction
The article argues the real backlash in American politics is broader than race, driven by crime fears, Vietnam war discontent, and rising living costs. It critiques President Johnson, warns that independence and uncertain loyalties among voters threaten the party in power, and calls for recognizing diverse causes behind protest votes.
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Washington
Johnson
America
South
North
Congress
Six Giants of Pittsburgh Each Earn Over a Billion
Pittsburgh hosts six industrial giants with annual sales exceeding 1 billion dollars. Alcoa Gulf Oil National Steel U S Steel and Westinghouse Electric Corp. form a powerhouse group in the city.
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Pittsburgh
Aluminum Company of America
Alcoa
Gulf Oil Corp
National Steel Corp
U.S. Steel Corp
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Enticement Warnings Echo in Proverbs and Frederick Faber
A reflective note quotes Proverbs warning against sinners enticement and recalls Frederick Faber, the German Roman Catholic bishop, asserting resistance to temptation as a moment of triumph.
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Frederick Faber
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Eugene P. Miller
Jack F. Davis
Douglas B. O'Connell
Teeeeewes
City Carrier
W. Va
Doriadis
Gerrardstown
Earl L. Douglas
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
William O. Douglas
High Court
Arkansas
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
Potter Stewart
Hugo L. Black
California Supreme Court
Hal Boyle
Dad
Ham
I.Q
Santa Rosa, California
Marie Louise of Austria
Saul of
Tarsus
Ponce de Leon
Fountain of Youth
Casey
Stengel
Repunzel
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
Texas City
By David Lawrence
Ysis
Frankfort
Natural Bridge State Park
Pixies
By Wohl
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