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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1967

Page

4

Winchester Evening Star rates and contact details page

Winchester Evening Star serves Winchester Virginia with daily editions except Sunday and lists circulation via telephone numbers for news and advertising. The note includes staff roles and advertising business management details along with subscription rate tables for local and out of state readers.

Winchester Evening Star Jack F Davis Robert F. Rose Eugene P. Miller Douglas B. O'Connell Winchester Nat’l Rep Bottinelli and Gallagher, Inc East 41St Pt New York N.Y w.Va

IMF to Consider New Reserve Currency in Rio Meet

The IMF annual meeting in Rio de Janeiro will explore a new currency basis not tied to gold or silver. SDRs would be issued to nations with deficits, backed by fiscal integrity, potentially altering the world’s gold reserves and trade dynamics.

International Monetary Fund Rio de Janeiro United States Fort Knox Britain Germany

Teaching Machine Debuts in New York City

A new teaching machine shown in New York resembles a TV and uses a record and color slides to present lessons. It is reportedly easy to operate, though teachers may resist the gadgetry trend. Some observers joke about future teachers being replaced and taxes changing.

New York City

German casualties in South Russia reach 1 300 000 killed

A Communist party report claims 1 300 000 Germans killed in the South Russia drive. Germans pushed back on Steel City Heights as the conflict expands. The item notes heavy casualties and strategic losses in the area.

Communist Russia Steel City

Daily Meditation on Barnacles in the Mind

The piece compares barnacles on ship hulls to stubborn ideas that slow thinking. It notes costs of removing barnacles in shipping and argues the mind harbors prejudices hatreds ignorance and pettiness that hinder progress and speed. It laments how rare clean minds break free from such mental barnacles.

Steel Industry Seeks Congressional Action on Imports

The American steel industry faces serious trouble from rising imports and low labor costs abroad. Congress is urged to adopt a quotas formula to limit steel imports and stabilize domestic production, as the sector shows the lowest five year return on equity among major industries.

Washington Congress

State Legislators Work Harder and Earn More Now

State legislatures have shifted toward full time careers in many states with higher pay up to 21000 dollars and rising fringe benefits. The Associated Press survey notes 31 states increased compensation and that 24 states now run annual sessions, with several moving to year long legislatures. In the past decade states held numerous special sessions, California recording 15, Mississippi Maryland and Louisiana 11, Florida 10, and this year California Iowa and others set records with 217 175 and 157 calendar days respectively.

Weliam J. Conway Chicago Associated Press California Mississippi Maryland Louisiana Florida Iowa

Legislator Salaries and Session Costs Rise Across States

The piece notes rising workloads and salaries in many states as lawmakers file more bills and seek higher pay. It cites New York at 18 000 annually with 3 000 expense, Massachusetts boosting to 10 009, and Illinois at 9 000, among others. It also highlights per day and per session allowances varying widely.

Oregon North Carolina South Carolina Massachusetts House Senate New York California Michigan Pennsylvania Illinois Rhode Island New Mexico Utah Idaho

Barbs by Phil Pastoret Reveal Local Wit

In a satirical column Phil Pastoret pokes fun at a prominent businessman who grumbles about life. The piece also targets a salami factory customer whose art on display is unpalatable to viewers.

Start of Menopause Varies Widely by Age

The onset of menopause varies greatly from woman to woman and is not tied to puberty, marriage, or pregnancies. It typically begins between 45 and 50, rarely before 40, and may be hereditary if it starts early. Diseases interfering with ovarian function can trigger early menopause.

How's Your IQ Based on 100 Questions

A 10 day IQ test with daily scoring ranges Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent and Good. Page two lists ten questions covering anatomy labor terms swimming birds Curie innings softball smallest Central American republic Guy Fawkes event acceleration and whether Mutiny on the Bounty is true.

Drake Madame Curie Republic Guy Fawkes London

Fulbright Does An About Face On Foreign Policy Power

The article tracks Senator J William Fulbright's shifting stance on congressional power in foreign affairs from 1961 to a 1964 context. It notes his past critique of presidential prerogative, his push for joint Senate and House approval of treaties and executive agreements, and his evolving view on the Gulf of Tonkin resolution amid Vietnam War debates. The piece contrasts his earlier support for presidential action with his later calls to reassert Congress authority.

Washington J. William Fulbright Fulbright Arkansas Congress Senate Newsday New York John W. Bricker Ohio House John F. Kennedy White House U. S South Vietnam Vietnam Johnson Gulf of Tonkin Tonkin Gulf France Tripoli Barbary Coast

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ONG Wook ONO GIRO U. S. Treasury Henry H. Fowler Treasury IMF Federal Reserve U.S Dorothy Page Wissler Edgar Loudoun Hynes Frederick County U.S. Army W. Taylor Wall Maurice F. Castleman Shenandoah River Castleman’s Ferry Earl L. Douglas Barnacles By David Lawrence Steel Industry Trowbridge Gardner Ackley Council of Economic Advisers By Wohl BY Phil Pastoret By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D I.Q By James Marlow
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