Winchester Evening Star formats and rates 1967
The Winchester Evening Star lists contact numbers and staff roles led by News Editor Ler and Managing Editor O Connell. It provides subscription rates for city and out of state readers, with annual, six month, and monthly prices and indicates a Saturday publication date of September 23, 1967.
Extradition Hearing Casts Rap Brown Case in Slavery Echoes
The article argues that Rap Brown’s extradition to Maryland rests on the Uniform Criminal Extradition Act of 1960, not the fugitive slave law. It notes the ACLU lawyer accused the process of appealing to slavery, while defender George E. Allen defends the modern act as constitutional and fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Rap Brown
American Civil Liberties Union
Alexandria
Brown
Maryland
George E. Allen
Richmond
General Assembly of Virginia
Mr. Allen
United States
Civil Liberties Union
Rap Brown
Browns
Carmichaels
Scots visitor praises beauty and legs of Canadian girls
A 30 year old Scottish Gas Board goodwill tour member Gordon Laughland paid a visit to Toronto and remarked that Canadian women have the most beautifully shaped legs while San Francisco women are the most beautiful. He noted New York and Texas women are jeweled and wealthy. He claimed San Francisco is one of the world’s beautiful cities and Canadian girls would place second in comparison with others in the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Gordon Laughland
Scottish Gas Board
Toronto
Mr. Laughland
Canada
San Francisco
New York
Texas
U. S
Call for Survey on Social Security Aid and Elderly Support
A quarter century after a survey predicted reductions in aid to the needy aged, social security growth now reduces recipient numbers outside the program while payments per person rise. The piece urges a survey and tighter accounting, removal of self sufficient elders from rolls, and rooting out fraud to prevent tax drain.
Germans Claim More Territory as Russians Report Heavy Losses
Russians say Germans gained ground with severe hand to hand and house to house fighting in Volga steel city. Von Bock said to be out after clash with Hitler. Six dead and 14 trapped in a two passenger B and O collision near Dickerson Maryland. Track laying for Winchester and Western Railway reaches Valley turnpike near Old Dominion paper mill. Korniloff trial in Russia fails to develop into a major legal battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volga Steel City
von Bock
Hitler
B&o
Dickerson
Winchester and Western Railway
Old Dominion
Korniloff
Russia
True Christian faith brings inner peace and joy
The meditation argues genuine faith yields inner satisfaction and serenity. It distinguishes religious faith from pretension and stresses sincerity as the core Christian virtue that pleases God.
Can Johnson Win Reelection in 1968 Analysis
By David Lawrence the piece weighs whether President Johnson can gain reelection in 1968 amid rising unrest crime riots and inflation. It notes dissatisfaction with deficits taxes and disorder could hurt the Democratic Party unless the administration acts decisively to curb crime and uphold rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Congress
America
Toupee Sales to U S Men Now Top Seven Half Million
Brief items report a $7.5 million yearly toupee market driven by men in business seeking a younger look. Prices start at $300 with lifespans of 3 to 4 years, while other quirky notes cover sea life, IQ influence, aging theories, and trivia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
New York
Retention of Baby Teeth May Cause Some Trouble
Dear Dr Lawrence explains that late eruption of baby teeth can cause crowding or impaction of permanent teeth, but normal development varies. Regular dental exams and possible X rays help assess eruption and need for treatment, with orthodonist input if space is insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Buzzie
Mills targets Johnsons supertax in bid to curb spending
Congressman Wilbur Mills argues the 10 percent supertax aims to fund ongoing government expansion and Vietnam War spending. He decries rising tax burdens, welfare waste, and the Great Society, calling for spending controls and tax reform to restore fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur D. Mills
D., Ark
House
Ways and Means
Johnson
Mills
Mr. Johnson
How's Your I Q Memory Genius Quiz Answers
A short test based on 100 questions over 10 days rates scores from 9 10 correct as Memory Genius to 4 as Good. It asks 10 sample items about history badges metals WW II arm units silver content alcohol porportion Lincoln tomb Army storage and diesel engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
U.S
Lincoln Memorial
Washington, D.C
Abraham Lincoln
Army
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