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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1966
Page
4
The notice lists editorial staff and contact lines for the Winchester Evening Star dated Tuesday September 13 1966 with staff roles News Editor General Manager Executive Editor Managing Editor and subscription rates for various terms including one year six months and one month. It includes national representational address Gallagher Delisser Inc and postal details.
The House Rules Committee adopts a resolution for a Select Committee on Ethics to study member conduct and potential disciplinary action. Past ethics legislation meetings failed to move many lawmakers, while the Senate Standards and Conduct panel probes Sen. Dodd’s campaign fund use amid doubts legality.
The article reports legislation restricting USIA products abroad with an exception for a Kennedy film The nature of its material was above partisan politics The law directs all proceeds to the Kennedy Center Buckley a Democratic candidate in the Ninth District argues proceeds include Kennedy Center rental and labels other funds as campaign contributions The piece questions legality and calls for correction
The Fed appeals to commercial banks to slow lending to businesses amid rising inflation. It notes 1966 business lending rose 20 percent, warns of unsustainable expansion, and signals potential liquidity strains for non cooperating banks while still accommodating emergency needs and holiday trade financing.
The Star Files recalls a 1941 note: Roanoke's low reached 45, Winchester 40 as Virginia mountain areas froze. Henry Seal named assistant manager at Singer local office and oversees George Washington Hotel Orchestra. British convoy survival amid U boat and air attacks. eight ships lost. Winchester Fair opens with racing, baby contests award Rus sel Lee Campbell and Charles William Mort as top prize winners.
The meditation says many people pray as war clouds darken the world. It urges faith as a force for courage and hope while acknowledging pain. It warns against presuming God’s timing and reassures that prayers sustain loved ones within God’s loving hands.
At the United Nations African nations move to place African issues at the forefront of the General Assembly opening Sept 20. They condemn apartheid in South Africa and South West Africa and demand steps to end the mandate and move toward independence. They warn on Rhodesia and urge mandatory sanctions against Britain for Bechuanaland Basutoland Swaziland Bechuanaland.
AP Business News Analyst John Caniff reports that government figures show a rise in Negro unemployment to 8.2 percent in August, more than double the white rate of 3.4 percent, breaking five years of improvement. The data, though questioned, are from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and amid a full employment economy prompt concern over racial disparities and possible sociological causes.
A political column notes changed mood in New York and California as Democrats O'Connor and Brown face challenges from liberal factions and third parties. It warns against Balkanized politics and argues for electing O'Connor and Brown to resist far-left and antiwar pressure.
Wayne Brandstadt answers reader questions on warfarin use for blood clots and its status as a rat poison in medical doses. He explains partial hysterectomy advantages and argues complete removal is preferred today to reduce prolapse and cancer risk. He also covers cervix atrophy and Pap test classes and outlines Arlidin use for vascular issues.
A ten day IQ quiz guide lists daily score bands from Memory Genius to Good and directs readers to page two for answers. It asks ten questions covering history literature theater and anatomy including Washington independence Ruth Usher Lincoln tissue and ship trails.
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