Local News and Advertising Contacts in Winchester Paper
The notice lists staff roles including General Manager and Executive Editor Jack F. Davis and other editors and managers. It also provides subscription rates for mail within and outside Virginia and West Virginia, with options for monthly and six month periods.
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Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Nat'l Rep
Bottinelli and Gallagher, Inc
East 41St St
New York
N.Y
World Opinion and the Beetle Threat to White Pine
The piece argues world opinion is shaped by loud voices in Europe and media, critiques US Vietnam policy and recent silence on Egypt’s use of poison gas, and blends with a conservation warning about the Mountain pine beetle endangering Idaho’s Clear Creek National Forest. It stresses no compromise in conservation battles.
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State Department
Europe
United States
Russia
Vietnam
U.S
International Red Cross
Egypt
Yemen
Clearwater National Forest
Idaho
Expo attendance surges as October tops projections
Expo officials say October will be Canada’s busiest month with attendance likely to break records. They have revised six month figures seven times, raising forecasts from 32 to 43 million and now to 45 million, with another estimate due September 15.
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Canada
Navy Transport Wakefield Damaged by Fire
The Wakefield formerly the liner Manhattan suffered severe fire damage with no loss of life. Fresh forces assault Stalingrad as Reds hold. Reinforced German divisions aim to widen the wedge in western defenses. Korniloff fired by Kerensky replaces him with General Kelembosky. U.S. Army strength to reach 2,500,000 by July. Argentina expected to declare war.
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Wakefield
Manhattan
Stalingrad
Korniloff
Kerensky
Kelembosky
Gen
U.S
Argentina
Weighing Pros and Cons Before Quick Decisions
A meditation on weighing positive and negative factors before action. It notes how haste leads to mistakes such as ended friendships and failed plans. Encourages patience, examining past errors, and choosing balanced, thoughtful responses rather than impulsive reactions.
Urban Poor Health Costs Highlight Policy Gaps
Congressional Quarterly reports that poor children face higher mortality and limited access to care. It notes $2.5 billion in PHS health research and services, few urban-focused programs, and no national health insurance. Hill Burton hospital grants funded hundreds of thousands of beds. Johnson estimates $50 million of $293 million for Hill Burton to cities. OEO grants support family planning, but use remains limited in the 20 largest cities.
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Public Health Service
PHS
Partnership For Health
United States
Congressional Quarterly Select
Johnson
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Watts
Los Angeles
House
Congress
Department of Housing and Iban Development
Ence
Department of the Interior
General Services Administration
Memory garden echoes from a bygone era
HAL BOYLE recalls a nostalgic montage of midcentury rural life and urban programs as he reflects on the memory garden in the mind. He contrasts barefoot kids, bluebirds, watermelons, porches, and boogeymen with 1960s social programs and health initiatives.
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New York
Congress balks at federal funding for city rat control
An opinion argues that cities should finance and manage rat control, noting Detroit and Milwaukee success with local programs. It cites three federal lines of study and warns that federal expansion would raise national debt, urging local action over federal aid.
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Congress
America
Detroit
Milwaukee
Washington
Barbs On Staff Untitled Observation Of Office Help
Walter C. Parkes notes perplexities in staff labeling as workers feel amused and slighted by the term help in office culture. He questions the fairness and tone of workplace titles and hints at broader social implications for employees.
Kidney Transplant Progress and Medical Q A Highlights
Kidney transplants remain experimental but show improving techniques and better outcomes when donor and recipient are closely related. A transplant can allow normal life with less dependence on artificial kidneys. Other questions cover bedsores, safe lifting, urticaria and leukopenia, with practical advice and cautions.
IQ quiz and trivia questions from a vintage test page
A set of ten daily questions outlines scoring for a memory based IQ test with ranges from Memory Genius to Good. It asks historical and mythological queries including Casey, St Paul, Shiska Attau, Eric Johnston, and a mythic figure. It ends by asking about Quetzalcoatl and Portland Oregon’s nickname.
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Casey
St. Paul
Bithynia
Egypt
Shiska
Attau
Eric Johnston
Quetzalocoatl
Alaska
Little Jack Horner
Portland
Oregon
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ONO
W.va
Ome
MOMA
ORO Joop
New Forest
Earl L. Douglas
Reno
Mexico City
Congressional Quarterly
Hal Boyle
Prairie States
By David Lawrence
Walter C. Parkes
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
I.Q
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