Winchester Evening Star front page notices and dates
The Winchester Evening Star issue dated Thursday September 21 1967 presents staff credits and shopping for subscriptions. It lists editor names Jack F Davis Eugene P Miller Douglas B O Connell and others. It also includes subscription rates for Virginia and nearby regions and postal details.
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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 St
New York
N.Y
Sihanouk Reassesses Cambodia Policy Amid Communist Pressures
Cambodia's Prince Sihanouk shifts from neutrality as communists pressure for recognition and attacks rise in northern provinces. He dismisses two pro-Peking ministers, faces subversion charges, and reconsiders his timetable as Peking allies influence policy.
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Southeast Asia
China
Cambodia
Sihanouk
U.S
Peking
Ho Chi Minh
South Vietnam
West
United States
Domestic crime and violence to dominate 1967 campaign
Washington writes that domestic crime and racial violence may be the sleeper issue of the 1967 presidential campaign, likely outweighing Viet Nam in public concern. The piece warns of dangers from white backlash, police restrictions, and extremist voices, urging moderates to stay steady and patient.
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Washington
Vietnam
Supreme Court
South
Montgomery
Little Rock
Jackson
Atlanta
Chicago
Detroit
Newark
Milwaukee
Weakened 1967 Business Investment Outlook
The June tax credit restoration at President Johnson's urging aimed to spark slowing economy. Commerce and SEC data show 1967 business spending at 62.03 billion, down from prior estimates but up 2.3 percent from 1966, with inflation driving gains and reducing inflationary pressure while weakening surcharges push.
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Congress
Johnson
Commerce Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
Gibraltar votes to stay with Britain in referendum
Spain fails to win over Gibraltar residents as over 90 percent favor continued British rule. The piece notes Britain's 1704 capture and Utrecht treaty, while warning Spain under Franco has pressed for gains since 1964 and may persist despite the setback.
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Gibraltar
Franco
Britain
Spain
Rock
Stalingrad Evacuations as Frontline War Shapes City
The Star Files notes all women and children evacuated from Stalingrad while every able-bodied man aids in defense. Nazi forces push toward the Caucasus oil region, storming Terek and Vladimirovka en route to Grozny.
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Stalingrad
Grozny
Caucasus
Terek
Vladimirovka
Winchester Is a One Story Town
A 1917 note describes Winchester as a one story town despite four story buildings in the area. It also reports the completion of a major British offensive launched in Belgium yesterday.
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Winchester
Belgium
Daily Meditation on Fear and Anxiety
The meditation contrasts fear as a protective device with anxiety as a persistent drag on mind and character. It notes worry about health and future concerns across ages and urges letting go of anxiety while acknowledging life’s mysteries. It cites Jesus on not worrying about daily needs.
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Jesus
Johnson seeks $7 million for FAA to hire 900 safety staff
President Johnson asks Congress for an extra $7 million to fund 900 new air traffic controllers and safety personnel at the FAA. He directs a study of future needs and costs, with user charges likely for airlines and others, to be proposed in early next year.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Federal Aviation Administration
Secretary of Transportation
Alan S. Boyd
FAA
Boyd
Judge Finesilver thanked by students after court visit
A sixth grade class visiting Judge Sherman Finesilver's courtroom sent a thank you note. The letter praised the judge and jokingly promised not to reveal his messy desk.
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Denver
Sherman Finesilver
Migraine Links Allergy and Treatments by Dr Brandstadt
Dr Brandstadt answers readers on allergy related migraines and prevention options. He notes that certain foods trigger migraines in some individuals and that stopping the offending allergen can prevent attacks. He mentions methysergide as a preventive under medical supervision and explains aldosteronism causes and management.
GOP Harari-kiri claim colors Romney brainwashing row
Henry J. Taylor argues the Republican party ruins its chances by internal fights over Vietnam and Romney brainwashing remarks. He cites past McNamara statements, warns the two party system depends on honest debate, and blasts GOP self-destruction as disastrous for national governance.
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George Romney
White House
LBJ
Romney
Vietnam
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Romeny
McNamara
Washington
United States
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