Newspaper masthead snippet from Winchester 1969 edition
The fragment shows staff titles General Manager and Executive Editor Jack F Davis News Editor Eugene P Miller and Managing Editor Douglas B Mell. It lists national reps Bottinotli and Gallagher Inc New York and a Friday September 5 1969 date with postal class notice at Winchester Virginia.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. Mell
Winchester
Nat'l Reps
Bottinotli and Gallagher, Inc
East 41St St
New York
N.Y
Indian Leaders Stand Firm on Preserving Tribal Identity
Forty Indian leaders from across the nation, meeting in Denver, challenge Washington's approach to the so called Indian problem. They insist on retaining tribal identity and reject assimilation as a solution, arguing government plans threaten cultural heritage while officials push integration to alleviate poverty.
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Washington
Denver
Hickel
Buckley Files Million Dollar Defamation Suit Against Esquire
William F Buckley editor and author sues Esquire over Gore Vidals September article calling him pro crypto Nazi The piece riffs on words and meanings and weighs how far inference goes Samuel Johnson anecdote used to frame the debate About Monroe in Fredericksburg museum mail shows readers confuse the figure with the person
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William F. Buckley
National Review
Esquire
Gore Vidal
Myra Breckinridge
Mr. Buckley
Different Viewpoints on TV Habits Emerging
In a few weeks housewives who devote three and a half hours daily to soaps will start berating husbands who watch two or three football games a weekend. Anniston Star reports this regional view from Alabama readers.
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Anniston
Ala
Permit Granted for 507 Amherst St Building to House Drug Fair
The Star Files notes a $150000 permit to Thomas G. Scully for a building at 507 Amherst St to house a Drug Fair and five other businesses. August construction tops local activity while ice cream soda and AC dealers report a sharp business surge amid the warmest August in 21 years. Lightning caused three serious barn fires over two days, with barns owned by Holmes H. Carper, Jerry Pennett, and Winston McKay.
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Thomas G. Scully
Amherst St
Holmes H. Carper
Jerry Pennett
Winston McKay
Clifton’s Glory wins ribbons at Warrenton Labor Day show
Four year old Clifton, a hunter from Dr L M Allen’s Clarke County farm Clifton, took several ribbons at the Warrenton Labor Day horse show. Aviation Cadet Robert Smith Kern earned a Sharpshooter’s Medal at Maxwell Field Alabama. A C Halvosa of the Robert Y Conrad Post 21 American Legion announced R T Bryarly as adjutant for 1944 45.
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L.M. Allen
Clifton
Hunter
Clarke County
Warrenton
Robert Smith Kern
Maxwell Field
Ala
A.C. Halvosa
Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion
R.T. Bryarly
Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas
A cat with kittens gains a tiny pup, who struggles to fit in. The cat endures scratches and pain until the puppy instinctively licks the wound, healing the cat. The pair become inseparable and teach that enemies can become friends through love as Jesus taught.
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Jesus
The Nixon Lullaby and the Vietnam War Lull
Russell Baker argues that Americans drifted into a lull regarding Vietnam with reduced coverage and public attention. He critiques Nixon's rhetoric and policy as a bid to end the lull while detailing the political and financial costs, morale issues, and potential historical significance of a prolonged lull.
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New York Times
Washington
Nixon
White House
Vietnam
Pentagon
Daily hair loss explained by Dr Brandstadt guide
Dr Brandstadt explains normal hair shedding, temporary loss after illness or scalp conditions, and stresses lifestyle factors. He notes diabetes and smoking do not cause thinning, cautions against aggressive brushing, rollers, and harsh straighteners, and discusses alopecia areata and fungus-related causes.
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions
A reader quiz shows daily scores from 9 10 to 4 correct and a page 2 answer key. Questions include unscrambling state capitals a horse command the sun earth relation a will problem sentence correction a myth about the sun author of a ship memoir migraine pain orange sticks and a rogue game.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
Siboe
Meias
Rreeip
Tanlata
John
Jim
Laundress Needs Chemistry Degree In Modern Washday
Joy Stilley notes how modern laundry requires chemistry knowledge and a shelf of specialized products for every stain. She recalls nostalgic simpler days while managing a wash routine now filled with enzymes, brighteners, and complex instructions. Hal Boyle is on vacation.
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New York
Symbol Seen in Kennedy Tragedy
A skeptical critique argues Edward Kennedy’s Chappaquiddick handling reveals liberal elites’ detachment and political opportunism. It cites delayed police reporting, long silence, and inconsistent statements, calling the mosaic of actions more damaging than the accident itself.
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Senator Kennedy
Capitol
Paul Markham
Kennedy
Kremlin
Chappaquiddick
Hubert Humphrey
Moscow
Aleksei N. Kosygin
Tass
Humphrey
Kosygin
Edmund Dinis
Mary Jo Kopechne
Mr. Kennedy
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