Local Staff and Publisher Notices From Winchester Edition
A fragment lists Jack Fi Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor Eugene P Miller as News Editor Douglas B OConnell as Managing Editor. It references postage at Winchester Virginia and a New York address for Gallagher Delisser Inc with subscription pricing shown.
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Jack Fi Davis
Douglas B. O*connell
Winchester
Nat’l
Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Norse Site in Newfoundland At Center Of Discovery Debate
A husband and wife archaeology team at the 37th Infer Mang Congress in Buenos Aires will present evidence supporting Norse arrival in North America around 1000. Excavations reveal eight houses in northern Newfoundland with Greenlandic building styles and radiocarbon dating 860 to 1060. A soapstone spinning ball, used by Norse women, strengthens the case amid Vinland map debates.
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Buenos Aires
America
Ausband
Newfoundland
Helge Tad
Greenland
Leif Ericson
Erickson
Christopher Columbus
Vinland
Histor
Educational Episode Shocks Smale at Moscow Congress
Professor Stephen Smale of the University of California faced an abrupt press conference at the International Congress of Economists in Moscow. He opposed a heavy-handed Soviet response to Western reporters after presenting a two page statement on American and Soviet interventions.
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Stephen Smale
University of California
International Congress of Economists
University of Moscow
Ussr
Smale
America
Viet Nam
Congress Office
Pusky
Soviet Union
No on Excessive Costs in Highway Land Purchases
Government officials begin to push back against rising land costs for highways. Appraised values far exceed expectations and tax figures, with juries likely to raise them further if challenged. Some landowners receive belated notices that the gravy train is ending as officials vow restraint.
Temperatures Stay Hot as September Sees 97 Degree Record
For the second straight day Winchester Research Laboratory logged a high of 97 degrees. Historical highs note 101 degrees on Sept 1 1932 and long runs of 90 plus temperatures in September. R E Ayler reelected president of Independent Hose Co Stephens City. Julian D Steele reelected fire chief. Germany readies evacuees from France Belgium and weighs shortening the front. A dancing professor observed pedestrians dodging jitney buses and created the Jitney Special with approval from the American Society of Dancing Professors.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
R.E. Ayler
Independent Hose Co
Stephens City
Julian D. Steele
American Society of Dancing Professors
Jesus Calms Galilee Storm In New Testament Reflection
A daily meditation by Earl L. Douglas describes Jesus walking on the water to the disciples amid a storm. It notes Christ entering the boat brings calm as waves cease, illustrating faith amid temptation or sorrow. The piece urges trust in Jesus to quell life’s turbulence.
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Galilee
Jesus
Christ
Nion
Peace talks seen as possible but risky moves amid Vietnam conflict
Analysis argues Peiping Hanoi and Moscow pursue peace on terms of strength. Chinese, Soviet, and Vietnamese leaders signal restraint publicly while backing different demands. A negotiated settlement would require behind the scenes diplomacy and may lead to a phased drawdown and Geneva 1954 line.
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Chen Yi
Red China
United States
Peiping
Hanoi
Moscow
Tokyo
Vietnam
China
North Vietnam
Soviet Union
North
South Vietnam
Geneva
Saigon
Reporter Mistaken for Beatle Bug by Police Crowd
Hal Boyle recalls years reporting on Beatle concerts in New York. Police mistook him for a fan and nearly barred him with a borrowed press card. He describes backstage checks, loud venues, and his evolving acceptance by officers in plain clothes as he covered the band.
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Mary Campbell
New York
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
Extremists Outshouting Responsible Negro Leaders
Washington editorials condemn violent actions by extremist Negro groups and warn the civil rights movement faces backlash. The piece cites protests led by SNCC figures like Stokely Carmichael, reports on police needs, and surveys showing white opposition and Communist influence. It argues for accountability and warns of long-term setbacks if extremism continues.
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Washington
OIG Fenerosamenen
Martin Luther King
Viet Nam
Atlanta
South
Stokely Carmichael
SNCK
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Senate
John D. Kraft Corporation
Beautiful Smile Costs and Orthodontic Options
Dear Dr Lawrence explains that a 17 year old with missing lateral incisors and eyeteeth misplaced can be helped with orthodontic appliances and fixed bridges. The procedure is costly and varies by dentist and region, with possible cheaper alternatives. England cases show government coverage and personal responsibility for dental costs.
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Dr. Lawrence
England
How's Your I Q Memory Quiz Answers
A short reader quiz presents scoring by daily results from 100 questions. It asks 10 sample items covering ichthyologist domain geography optics mechanics ancient myth and biblical scenes, ending with a prompt to turn to page two for the correct answers.
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W. Va
Germany
France
Beligium
Earl L. Douglas
By David Lawrence
Calvin Coolidge
U.S
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Beatle
Bug
Paramount Theater
Frankie
Carnegie Hall
Forest Hills Tennis Stadium
Shea Stadium
The
Paramount
Forest Hills
Paul McCartney
Jane Asher
London
Plainclothes
William S. White
Newsweek Magazine
New York Times
Chicago
Montgomery
Little Rock
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Pixies
By Wohl
William Lawrence
Lawrence
I.Q
Hemisphere
Troy
Pittsburgh
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