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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1966

Page

4

Newspaper masthead and rate card glimpse

The item lists staff titles including General Manager and Executive Editor Jack F. Davis and Managing Editor Douglas B. O Connell. It notes second class postage in Winchester Virginia and national representation by Gallagher Delisser Inc. plus subscription rates of 1.10 and 13.00 dollars.

Jack F. Davis Winchester Nat'l Rep Gallagher-Delisser, Inc East 44Th St New York City

Victory for nature and protest shape historic gains

The 89th Congress is praised for protecting two major natural legacies, Indiana dunes and Grand Canyon area, amid pressure from conservationists led by Save the Dunes Council and Sierra Club. SDS voices conflict at Princeton over Dow Chemical campus recruitment and Napalm ties. Hungary’s quiet resistance against Soviet control endures as Kadar struggles to quell unrest without yielding.

89Th Congress Sierra Club Congress Colorado River Grand Canyon Princeton Students For SDS Viet Nam Dow Chemical Co Dow

S. S. Reuben James torpedoed off Iceland first US loss

The S. S. Reuben James is torpedoed and sinks off Iceland. first American warship lost since World War I began. In Virginia a statewide prohibition is enacted making the state dry for the first time. Pollution impacts Opequon Creek killing hundreds of fish near Wadesville. Clergy announce church interior redecorations in Braddock and Clifford streets. Delegates attend the Woman’s Auxiliary convention in Richmond.

S. S Reuben James Iceland R. A. Whitten Congregational Christian Church Braddock and Clifford Sts Opequon Creek Wadesville Clarke County Virginia Dobrudja R. T. Barton Sophie Baker Lewis H. Hyde Woman’s Auxiliary The Protestant Episcopal Church of the Diocese of Richmond

Anger a Navigable Force in Daily Life

Earl L. Douglas discusses anger as a vital trait that helps discern good from evil, yet warns that loss of control turns anger into dangerous burning rage. He cites Jesus and stresses anger’s protective role when properly channeled and disciplined.

Jesus

Governor Mills E Godwin Jr Challenges Virginia Education Reform

Governor Mills E Godwin Jr delivered the keynote at the Richmond Governor's Conference urging a broad education upgrade for all Virginians. He and Bank of Virginia chair Thom as C Boushall praised tax legislation supporting education and criticized localities that cut or underfunded schools despite state revenues.

Mills E. Godwin, Jr Virginia Richmond Godwin Thomas C. Boushall Bank of Virginia Boushall General Assembly Boushal William and Mary University of Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute

Final Stupidity: Trade with Communist Nations Revealed

Henry J. Taylor criticizes Johnson era policy, citing Export-Import licenses shipping U S technology and equipment to Poland Hungary Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Romania and East Germany. He argues such exports aid enemies in Vietnam and calls Congress rubber-stamped and reckless.

Johnson Rubber Stamp Congress Poland Hungary Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Glenard P,. Lipscomb Calif

Geiger Tops Franklin as Almanac Salesman of Record

Ray Geiger 56, Lewiston Maine, runs a $5 million firm and sells 2.75 million copies of Farmers Almanac annual edition and 800,000 of The American Farm and Home Almanac. Since 1933 he boosted the almanac business from 100,000 copies to market-leading levels while delivering 125 speeches yearly and traveling about 100000 miles. He says almanacs satisfy longing for old time life and help fund his children's schooling.

New York Benjamin Franklin Ray Geiger Notre Dame Ben Franklin Richard Geiger Pede Ple Lewiston Maine

Almanac quotes and forecasts amid historical notes

The passage surveys almanacs and forecasts from Isaiah to Farmers Almanac, noting weather predictions and moon phases. It mentions Harry Bule the Florida astronomer and Geiger who gathers clues from diverse contributors including a life sentence convict and a WWII veteran who edited his own almanac.

Richard Harry Bule Florida Ray Geiger Philippines

Cure to Prevent Recurrence of Pinworms

Dr Wayne Brandstadt explains how pinworms spread through bedding and clothing. He urges simultaneous family treatment with gentian violet and hygiene to prevent recurrence, noting pyrvinium pampate is effective with mild side effects.

How's Your IQ A daily ten question quiz test

A newspaper quiz item lists ten questions to judge a reader’s intellect across ten days. Scoring uses daily averages: memory genius for 9 correct, superior for 7–8, excellent good for 5–6. Questions cover autos, French royalty, state names, capitals, proverbs, drafting, London elevator terms, compass points, railroad regulation, and currency security.

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Douglas B. O’connell Eugene P. Miller W. Va Indiana Lake Michigan Save the Dunes Council Moscow Peking Pppel Robert F. Goheen Dow Chemical Red Army Janos Kadar Star Files Earl L. Douglas Melton Wright Frederick County Virginius Dabney Henry J. Taylor Department of Commerce Fiat Vittorio Valletta Dean Rusk Commerce John T. Connor Uss.a Soviet Union U.S.S.R Commerce Department U.S Red Bloc Department Russia Washington Red Bulgaria Rumania Red East Germany Virgin Mercury Rubber-Stamp Congress Hal Boyle Old Ben Piker America God Alfred Noyes By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D I.Q France Brasil London
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