Money as Wealth Debate and Call for Self Discipline
An economic commentary argues that money is not wealth and warns that wage and price controls fail. It urges self discipline by management and labor, to reduce inflation fears and reduce reliance on monetary manipulation. It favors voluntary restraint over totalitarian measures and calls for broad education on money as productive output.
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Nixon
Kennedy
Johnson
Lord Keynes
Germany
France
O.P.A
Office of Price Administration
Hercules
Three Americans win 1969 Nobel Prize in Medicine
Max Delbruck, Alfred Hershey, and Salvador Luria win for discoveries on viruses causing colds influenza and other diseases. The prize reflects ongoing US achievements in medical science and the hope for cures or preventives, with four straight years of American recipients.
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Max Delbruck
California Institute of Technology
Alfred D. Hershey
Cargenie —Institution
Cold Spring Harbor
N.Y
Salvador E. Luria
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Muddleheads Seek Democracy at Sea in Lesson for Universities
Henry J. Taylor argues against student democracy and anarchy in universities. He condemns six Swedish students sailing a 76 year old boat to the United States under no captain, saying education requires discipline and proper management, not slogans. He warns that ill administration harms students who become victims of misguided experiments.
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United States
Atlantic
Portugal
Canary Islands
West Indies
Bo Lissbrandt
Booh
Tess
Greece
U.S
Moses
Fourth Estate
Virgin Islands
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Sleepy Hollow
Hawaiian Islands
Equator
Albany
England
Two Thoroughbred Mares Die in Bus Crash on Rt 7
Two thoroughbred mares valued at $25 000 each were struck and killed by a Greyhound bus on Route 7 about four miles east of Berryville. The owners are Milton Ritzenberg of North Hill Farm.
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Greyhound
Rt. 7
Berryville
Milton Ritzenberg
North Hill Farm
William Louthan
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Garland Canter
Virginia Manufacturers Association
Ashworth Bros., Inc
Kernstown
Daily Meditation on Sin and True Cure through Repentance
A sermon-style reflection urges honest confession and firm repentance. It cautions against dwelling on guilt and advocates turning from past sins toward active moral progress. It emphasizes Christ as the healer of sinners, not the complacent righteous.
You Can Go Home Again Five Sisters Reunion in DC
Joy Stilley recalls a siblings reunion that brought five sisters from across the country to Washington, D.C. The gathering, filled with friends and memories, lasted 48 hours and revived old bonds despite busy lives and noisy conversations in the kitchen.
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New York
Washington, D.C
Flint Transit Experiment Nearing a Flop
An ambitious Flint Michigan program with air conditioned buses delivering workers to jobs faces poor traction after a year. Riders receive free coffee doughnuts stereophonic music and comfortable seating while being courted by enthusiastic promoters to boost satisfaction.
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Flint
Mich
Nixon Urges Fair Handling of Haynsworth Nomination
President Nixon defends Judge Clement Haynsworth amid accusations of character attacks. He asserts the need for fairness, insists on innocence until proven guilty, and stresses the judge's integrity and constitutional approach as the Senate weighs confirmation.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Clement F’. Haynsworth
Nixon
Supreme Court
Haynsworth
Senate
United States
No Smoking In The Balcony In Miami High-Rise Dwellings
A Miami Herald report notes a safety code banning barbecue grills on balconies of multi story buildings. The shift to high rise living prompts the rule as older one and two story homes no longer dominate the skyline.
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Miami
Fla
Partial dentures advised over full removal in dental column
Dear Dr Lawrence counsels Mrs. Bobbie L on avoiding extractions when remaining teeth and supporting tissues are healthy stating partial dentures are usually better and more stable than full sets. The column warns against saltwater rinses and offers general dental health tips and quiz page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lawrence
Lawrence
Winchester Evening Star masthead and staff notes
The Winchester Evening Star lists its circulation exceeding 55 000 readers and provides contact numbers for News and Advertising. It names Jack F. Davis as general manager and executive editor Eugene P. Miller as news editor and Douglas B. O Connell as managing editor. The paper operates daily except Sunday and is mailed in Winchester Virginia 22601.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
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Henry J. Taylor
Herbert S. Larrick
Winchester
Middletown High School
Phip N. Hunter
Shenandoah Area
Earl L. Douglas
Jesus Christ
By Joy Stilley
BY David Lawrence
Burger
Judge Haynsworth
William Lawrence,d.d.s
I.Q
Winchester Evening Star
Advertising and Business
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