Names that Evoke Trust and Duty
A reflective column lauds dependable figures such as H F Byrd Jr H D Koontz Rufus Josey and Eugene Miller. It notes their roles in the Winchester Virginia paper and honors journalistic service as a beacon of character and reliability.
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H. F. Byrd, JR
H. D. Koontz
Rufus Josey
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-DeLisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York City
Associated Press
Lncal
Propaganda Dualism in Russia Public and Private Narratives
The piece contrasts Russia's two propaganda standards. It notes the state controlled press reports Khrushchev’s UN actions and Moscow hotel life as capitalist nightmares. It cites USIA's George V. Allen on rising American film popularity in Moscow theaters.
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Moscow
George V. Allen
United States Information Agency
Congress
Punishment Aligned to the Criminal in Eysenck Proposal
Prof Hans Jurgen Eysenck of London University suggests moral brain washing for criminals where punishment mirrors the offense. He envisions films of deeds paired with electric shocks or nausea drugs to deter repeat crime, a method whose effectiveness remains uncertain.
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Hans Jurgen Eysenck
London University
Institute of Psychiatry
Microscopic Measure Advances Standards Gauge
The U S Bureau of Standards adopts a krypton 86 light emission method to measure length to one ten millionth of an inch, replacing the iridium platinum bar. In other news the Arab Petroleum Conference in Beirut discusses curbing oil production and export to stabilize markets, with potential benefits for global free_world oil industries.
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United States Bureau of Standards
Beirut
Free World
Miss Katherine Pannill Guest Speaker At Beta Sigma Phi
The Virginia Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted Miss Katherine Pannill head of Winchester public schools Art Department as guest speaker. Dr. T. C. Powers attended a meeting of the American Academy of Periodontology in Atlantic City. Roosevelt returned from vacation and took a firm stance on the Italo Ethiopian dispute. Floods in Macedonia reportedly left an undetermined number dead. Mrs. J. M. Steck hosted luncheon for Mrs. Henry Little of Norfolk.
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Katherine Pannill
Winchester Public Schools
Virginia Epsilon
Beta Sigma Phi
T. C. Powers
American Academy of Periodontolgy
Atlantic City
Roosevelt
America
Macedonia
J. M. Steck
Henry Little
Norfolk
Islanded by flood on high ground man recalls grandfather rule
A resident living on elevated ground near a river awoke to find his home surrounded by water after a severe flood. Cut off for three days with no boat or electricity he survived on on hand food and rainwater from a pressure tank. He recalled his grandfather saying the biggest flood of the last century was not feared.
Foundations We Build and Fail In a Flood of Calamity
Earl L. Douglass reflects on faith as security beyond physical foundations. He warns that even solid bases like family work, jobs, and money can vanish in disaster, urging reliance on divine wisdom rather than earthly schemes. He cites Jesus about building on rock as true security.
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Jesus
Byrd Climbs Old Rag To Inspect Donated Shelter
Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr and party climbed Old Rag Mountain to view a hikers shelter he funded near the 3291 foot summit in Shenandoah National Park. The trip included discussion of past mountain life, a honey moon site, and remarks on local history and forestry.
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Byrd
Old Rag
Harry F. Byrd
Shenandoah National Park
Park
Taylor Hoskins
Old Rag Mountain
Skyline Drive
Old Ray
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Andrew H. Brown
Saff
National Geographic Soceity
Brown
Star
Tom Hoy
Candy
Mumps Risks and Treatments For Adults and Children
Dr. Fern explains how mumps affects all ages from children to adults, highlighting why adults suffer more severe effects on reproductive organs. The article covers prevention through vaccines and gamma globulin, treatments aiming to reduce inflammation, and notes Dr. Fern’s reader mailbox for general questions.
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Junior
Dr. Fern
Pocket curiosity and a trek with Byrd on Old Bay
HAL BOYLE writes about the playful idea of wives rifling husbands pockets revealing clues to inner life. The piece weaves social whimsy with a Byrd era scene as Senator Byrd leads a 1.5 mile hike to Old Bay shelter, pausing only when a rattlesnake appears.
How's Your IQ Learn Your Scoring scale Quiz
A playful quiz guide outlines scoring for 100 questions over 10 days with daily bands Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good. It asks trivia prompts such as capitals of the United States Mary Livingston's husband and the painter credited with inventing the wheelbarrow.
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United States
Mary Livingston
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