Big Power Chill Raises Doubts on U S Soviet Ties
An editorial laments a returning冷, frigid diplomatic climate between the United States and the Soviet Union after hopes for progress in SALT and Middle East peace fade. It notes criticism from Moscow over Nixon proposals, Cuban base denials, and Berlin talks, with Rogers-Gromyko meetings seen as unlikely to yield results. The piece also humorously skewers a management consultant’s claim that miniskirts hurt office efficiency, questioning the distraction calculus and its impact on morale.
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United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Middle East
Washington
Indochina
Nixon
Hanoi
Cuba
Cienfuegos
Kremlin
Berlin
Rogers
Gromyko
New York
Whoopers Return to Aransas Refuge as Cranes Rebound
Observers monitor the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge in Texas as waning whooping crane numbers recover from a low of 15. Over 60 birds migrated from Canada last spring, a new high in recent years, amid hopes for a thriving population along their 2500 mile flypath and renewed prospects for conservationists.
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Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Texas
Canada
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
How's Business? Purchasing Agents See Mixed Signals
Henry J. Taylor reports a National Association of Purchasing Management survey shows September orders fell sharply, with 38 percent paying hand to mouth and 47 percent calling business worse. Employment trends worsen, yet optimism grows as 46 percent foresee better business in coming year, aligning with inflation reduction hopes.
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National Association of Purchasing Management
NAPM
United States
Free World
Washington
Yeakle wins picnic set in national soda contest
FRANK M. YEAKLE has won a picnic set in a national contest conducted by a soft drink company. Jack R. Ireland named general manager and treasurer of Skyline Frosted Food Lockers Inc Front Royal. Social Security benefits paid to 3183 persons in Winchester and Frederick County totaled 2 027 052 yearly at end of 1959. 25 Years Ago 1945 minister transfers noted and new speakers announced for local church and horticultural association events.
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Frank M. Yeakle
Jack R. Ireland
Skyline Frosted Food Lockers, Inc
Front Royal
Winchester
Frederick County
R.W. Vanderberry
Market Street
The Undeviating Universe and Moral Law
The piece argues that physical laws are constant and that spiritual laws are equally unchanging. God enforces moral law without breaking other laws, so human life follows a fixed principle: obey and live, disobey and perish. The author cites Churchill and Niagara Falls to illustrate constancy.
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Churchill
Niagara Falls
Extraordinary Security Precautions For U S Officials
Washington reports heightened security measures to guard high officials against kidnapping or bombing as fears of violence rise. Secret Service denies a national conspiracy while citing radical groups and threats to President Nixon and Vice President Agnew.
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Washington
Canada
U.S
FBI
United States
Secret Service
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
William C. Sullivan
J. Edgar Hoover
United Nations
New York City
Life Begins at Five for a Dog Says New York Column
HAL BOYLE notes a dog aging five as middle aged and shares quips on life, fashion, taxes, and trivia. The column surveys trends from beards and wigs to cigarette bootlegging losses and a playful look at the versatile letter X with a mix of proverbs and notable quotes.
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New York
Poor Labeling Hampers Diet Efforts Says Doctor
By LAWRENCE E. LAMB M D the article warns that inadequate labeling misleads shoppers about saturated fats and hydrogenated oils. It cites peanut butter margarine bakery frozen foods and sauna or water baths as examples and urges truth in contents and careful selection of corn or safflower oil products.
How's Your IQ Memory Quiz Questions
A quiz page presents ten questions on intelligence and general knowledge. It includes true false items about eagle mating, dolphin ear uses, fish hearing, Saar geography, Rome’s founders, Sacagawea, Taurus symbol, first woman with the Distinguished Flying Cross, sun’s motion, and ocean depth.
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Saar
Rome
Tarus
Earth
Winchester Ad section note from Evening Star
Advertising and business notice from Winchester Evening Star listing contact numbers 667-3211 and 667-3200 with mail postage paid at Winchester Virginia 22601. It appears as a standard newspaper advertising footer or classified column header.
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Winchester
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