Clarification Sought On Reversal Over Consolidation
The Frederick County supervisor Raymond Sandy faced questions from a Wednesday audience about his claim he was misquoted by The Star and the two month delay to correct it. The Star urged Sandy to explain his corrective steps and how the error was resolved. The editorial also notes federal plans to expand footpath trails by 1980 and discusses Appalachian and Pacific Crest trails.
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Raymond Sandy
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Opequon
The
Star
Sandy
Congress
Maine
Georgia
Washington
California
Healey urges Europe to share NATO burden more fairly
British Defense Minister Denis Healey told NATO parliamentarians that Europe must increase its defense role. With 300,000 U.S. troops in Europe under scrutiny, Congress debates reductions while officials promise no withdrawals this year or next. The future hinges on European members accepting a larger burden.
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NATO
Europe
Denis Healey
Laird
U-S
Healey
Penn State engineers tout long range computerized rainfall forecasts
Forecasters dream of predicting rainfall averages over 10 100 or 1000 years using data from 300 weather stations and two million punched cards. The team aims to identify the mathematical curve that ties past rainfall extremes, but the public wants better accuracy for next weekend.
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Penn State
Engagement announced for Miss Carolyn Sue Robinson
The engagement of Miss Carolyn Sue Robinson to A-3c Joseph Arthur Hott Jr. is announced. Carl F. Germelman Jr. of the University of Richmond ROTC Drum and Bugle Corps is designated a distinguished military student. A 27 passenger twin engine airliner vanished in the Blue Ridge foothills. 25 Years Ago 1944. Dr Raymond H. Kerlin is elected Kiwanis president. J Pinckney Arthur guest speaker at Rotary. Frank Armstrong Sr. announces Washington office closing for National Fruit Products Co.
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Carolyn Sue Robinson
Joseph Arthur Hott, Jr
Carl F. Germelman, Jr
University of Richmond
Blue Ridge Mountains
Frank Armstrong, Sr
National Fruit Products Co
Washington
Gospel as Good News and Divine Freedom
Earl L. Douglas reflects on the gospel as more than a book, defining it as good news from a loving God. He urges personal salvation from sin, embracing divine freedom, peace, and trust to face life without fear, highlighting Christ’s peace as a real gift amid world bad news.
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Jesus
Realist tone on Vietnam at Paris conference
Henry J. Taylor argues the Vietnam war mirrors the Bay of Pigs, citing Soviet pressure from Gromyko and Hanoi, Cambodian and Laotian fronts, and U.S. strategic weaknesses. He warns that negotiations aim to mask defeat as peace and that North Vietnam seeks to dominate Vietnam within a Red bloc.
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Andrei Gromyko
Paris
United States
Vietnam
Cuba
America
U.S.S.R
North Vietnam
Russia
Kremlin
Hanoi
Norodom Sihanouk
Nixon
Sihanouk
Moscow
Laos
Chulai
Iadrang
Mekong
Jadrang
Gromyko
Half of the World's Cars Are in the United States
HAL BOYLE notes that despite foreign growth, half of all passenger cars sit in the United States and about 35 percent of American households own two or more cars. He cites credit for purchases, aspirin use, and other tidbits as social indicators.
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The
United States
New York
Ford
Helsinki
Finland
Soviet Union
Nixon to address Vietnam situation with broad review
President Nixon will outline a comprehensive review of the Vietnam conflict, signaling that the United States seeks peace if North Vietnam agrees. The address follows Johnson's halt to bombing and the Paris talks, with emphasis on a conditional withdrawal and possible future resumption of hostilities if needed.
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Washington
Nixon
Gerald Ford
House of Representatives
Vietnam
Johnson
North Vietnam
Paris
United States
Soviet Union
Hanoi
Moscow
Soviets
Best ways to prevent and manage kidney stones
Dr Wayne G Brandstadt explains that stones may be single or multiple and prevention depends on stone type. He recommends drinking at least three pints of fluid daily to prevent salts from precipitating, and notes calcium stones may require limiting milk. He also covers stone dissolution limits, uric acid stone origins, and uremic poisoning basics with general guidance for readers.
How's Your IQ What to Score From 100 Questions
Memory Genius to Very Superior levels based on daily results over ten days. The section asks ten quiz questions covering signs Revere occupation lives nine lives Refs moon distance true false and more.
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Paul Revere
Joel Chandler Harris
Kentucky
Harold Ickes
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
Herbert Hoover
Winchester Evening Star masthead
The Winchester Evening Star announces its daily edition with general manager Jack F. Davis and editors Eugene P. Miller and Douglas B. OConnell guiding coverage for a regional paper serving over 60,000 telephones.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
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Henry J. Taylor
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
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Hans Selye
By David Lawrence
Red China
William Rogers
Middle East
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
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