Fall threats and military lessons in the news
The article notes rising fall temperatures and a looming Asian flu threat with warnings on inoculation and two-dose protection. It cites health official L O Fears urging early inoculation and discusses a presidential commission on narcotics and rehabilitation strategies. It also covers military acclimatization in hot climates, citing Britain’s Kuwait experience and the idea of a pre cooked army.
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United States
L. O. Fears
Winchester-Fredck County
White House
Britain
Kuwait
Iraq
Frederick County Fair Sees 335 Apple Displays Lead Exhibits
The Star Files notes that 350 local youths entered 2 051 exhibits at the Frederick County Agricultural Fair with 335 apple displays topping the list. United States officials held cautious optimism over Mossadegh's oil dispute settlement proposal with Britain. Pfc Pete Pappas, son of Mr and Mrs James Pappas, has been stationed in Korea for a year.
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Great Britain
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James Pappas
Korea
Rutherford pilots Juno to 84.507 mph Gold Cup record
Jack Rutherford of Port Washington D C steers the boat Juno to a new American Gold Cup speed mark of 84.507 miles per hour in Potomac River time trials. Chicago Board of Trade directors use emergency powers to suspend trading in September corn and break a market deadlock.
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50 Years Ago 1912 Miss McKenzie Hospitalized After Puffing
The Star notes Miss McKenzie daughter of a Boulder mine owner is in Bellevue Hospital after smoking 300 cigarettes in a day. It also reports a devastating typhoon off southern Japan with over 300 deaths and a food shortage with eggs at 25 cents a dozen in Winchester.
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Christ Dwells Fully in Jesus Our Hope for Life
Earl L. Douglas reflects on Colossians 2 9 10 explaining that in Christ all the fullness of the Godhead dwells bodily He argues Jesus embodies wisdom light power and love our guide for a purposeful pilgrimage toward eternal fulfillment and hope.
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Kennedy Appeasement Critique on Cuba and Khrushchev
Henry J. Taylor argues the United States under President Kennedy appeased Khrushchev over Cuba, warning that this emboldened the Soviets. He compares past leaders, laments a Berlin wall moment, condemns reliance on words over deeds, and urges bold action guided by Churchillian resolve.
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Congress
Buchwalds tax plan would let taxpayers steer federal spending
Art Buchwald jokes about a tax plan that would let citizens designate how their taxes are spent. The plan would tax government assets and dangerous ideas like head or speech taxes while letting individuals direct funds to preferred programs or officials.
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Washington
United States
Congress
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Europe
Adam Clayton Powell
A Bible Thought On Faith And Action
A Bible thought declares I have fought a good fight I have finished my course I have kept the faith I Timothy 4 u Faith in Christ demands radical action and steadfast belief in daily life.
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Timothy
Faith In Christ
To End the Marriage Game by Luther Markin
A reflective verse pondering personal blame in the end of a marriage. The speaker urges daily self examination to measure one’s share of responsibility in the relationship’s collapse.
Taxpayer Choice Plan Lets People Decide Spending
The plan allows individuals to earmark tax funds for specific projects such as highways education post offices or even a Polaris submarine and to write in desired astronauts. If Congress blocks the project funds would be returned with six percent interest at year end.
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Nasser
Egypt
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Congress
Myasthenia Gravis Explained and Treated
Dear reader, a medical column explains myasthenia gravis symptoms such as drooping eyelids hoarseness and breathing difficulty. It notes the disease is not contagious and that pills or injections can supplement a missing chemical to strengthen muscles while discussing thymus gland tumors and specialist clinics.
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Myasthenia Gravis
New York
The Case For Jack Marsh in Virginia’s Seventh District
The editorial argues against choosing candidates by popularity. It praises Burr Harrison for his impartial service and Democratic strength in Virginia. It endorses Jack Marsh as best serving Page County within a conservative Democratic delegation, capable of challenging spendthrift members.
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Democratic Party of
Virginia
Harrison
Page County
Marsh
Old Dominion
Congress
Things a columnist might never know from his mail
A lighthearted roundup of odd facts and trivia from HAL BOYLE noting how calling someone a fathead reveals ignorance, with bits about brain fat, computers, money, employment, Hoover, Saud, TV, Poe, taxes, the Turkish army, libraries, puzzles, Connecticut Indians, Jefferson, Coolidge, Churchill and marriage quirks.
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Saudi Arabia
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Edgar Allen Poe
Library of Congress
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Calvin Coolidge
Sir Winston Churchill
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