Winchester Evening Star Notices and Subscriptions 1961
Local newspaper page lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for Winchester Virginia and nearby areas. Rates shown include one year 13.00 and six months 6.00, with monthly and other options. Advertising and editorial staff are named, indicating standard masthead details for the era.
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Winchester Evening Star
Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O’con
Winchester
Nat'l Rep.tinelli and Gallagher, Inc
East 41St St
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Accuracy of Vietnam War enemy casualty counts
The article questions the reliability of daily body counts in Vietnam advising that front line reports may be biased or propaganda. It notes difficulty counting dead Viet Cong and compares wartime reporting to WWII claims, suggesting final accuracy only becomes clear after fighting ends.
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Vietnam
Germany
United States
New President Faces Broad Regulatory Overhaul Ahead
Early surveys say the incoming president could name new chairmen and fill many commission seats, gaining majority control of bureaus by midterm. Aims to curb costly agency delays through new appointees as unrest grows over bureaucracy. Plane passengers may accept weapon searches as hijack fears persist. most attackers appear respectable.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
The Station That Plays Slow Snappy and Silence
A Kansas State University professor found drivers go fastest with slow music, steer more with snappy music, and overcorrect with no music, while avoiding the fellow ahead. The riddle asks which radio station could play slow music snappy music and silence at once.
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Kansas State University
Local Clergy Reappointed and Local Officials Appointed
The Rev. L G Bridgers was reappointed pastor of the United Brethren Church for a sixth consecutive year. Lee Dick of Clearbrook named School Trustee for Stonewall District to fill the vacancy from A L Omps death. Ensign R M Dorsey, on leave at Berryville, to report to a new post in Florida.
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L.G. Bridgers
United Brethren Church
Lee Dick
Clearbrook
Stonewall
A. L. Omps
Ensign R. M. Dorsey
Berryville
Florida
Oklahoma youth held up woman on Martinsburg Pike in 1918
Fifty years ago in Muscogee a Oklahoma youth staged a bandit robbery on the Martinsburg Pike taking aim at Mrs. J M Hammack with a revolver. After a trial before Judge A J Tavenner he was jailed awaiting word from his draft board. George B Chapman and five Chapman Motor Co employees used a good suggestion by aiding in gathering apples at B West Bakers orchard to ease labor shortages.
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Oklahoma
Muscogee
Martinsburg Pike
J.M. Hammack
A.J. Tavenner
George B. Chapman
Chapman Motor Co
B. West Baker
Daily Meditation on Creation and Race in Faith
Earl L. Douglas argues a created universe implies a Creator and unity in nature. He says humanity’s destiny differs from animals, urges solving race and global justice through faith and helping others, and warns nationalism is only evil when wielded by evil men.
Hoover warns of crime wave and causes in nationwide briefing
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover outlines the 1967 68 crime surge with violent crime rates, youth arrest shares, costs, and the influence of extremist groups. He notes leniency in parole, foreign contacts with black extremists, and media effects on public order while urging officials to study his full statement.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Commission On the
Hoover
FBI
America
Communist Party
U.S.A
MR. Hoover
Peter Ustinov A Human Chameleon Of Theatre And Film
New York AP profile of Peter Ustinov, a multi talented performer and director, detailing his current projects including Hot Millions film, The Passion According to Pontius Pilot play, and a Hamburg opera. The piece portrays him as a versatile artist with a global heritage and a philosophy of tolerance and self creation.
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New York
Peter Ustinov
Walter Mitty
Perenially
Peter
Pontius Pilot
Jesus
Hamburg
Germany
Ustinov
London
Puck
Plato
Prostate Trouble Questions and Medical Answers
Wayne Brandstadt M D answers reader questions on warning signs for prostatitis prostatism and cancer risk with age alcohol impact on kidneys and prostate chronic prostatitis treatment options including nitrofurantoin urinal antiseptic and when to see a urologist benign prostatic enlargement prevalence after 50 cancer risk relation to hypertrophy cure options for prostatic hypertrophy including partial gland removal and questions on antibiotic injections. The column invites readers to send questions for future columns.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
How's Your I Q Based Quiz Scoring List
A quiz list presents scoring by daily answers over ten days with ratings from Memory Genius to Good. It also includes ten trivia questions covering history geography religion and science plus a note to turn to page two for correct answers.
Hippies May for Peace at Polls
Washington editorials warn of Factor X a rising threat seen in both parties as hippie and Yippie protests threaten violence at polling places in major cities ahead of the November election. Police plan countermeasures while concern grows over leftist extremism and its links to communism and antiwar activism.
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Washington
Chicago
Rennie Davis
Tom Hayden
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
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