Advertising and Business Office Contacts and Rates
Advertising and business staff listings include Jack F Davis executive editor and Robert F Rose business manager. Subscription rates are shown for city carrier, motor carrier, and mail outside Virginia and West Virginia.
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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
Missiles, Costs, and the Promise of an Antimissile System
The article argues Secretary McNamara approved a limited Nike-X antimissile defense costing 3 to 5 billion dollars initially to counter Red China and possibly Soviet missiles. It describes radar, Spartan and Sprint missiles, inner and outer perimeters, and notes only a few American cities would be protected but views the system as a needed step toward greater defense.
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United States
McNamara
Red China
Russia
Red Guard
Pentagon
Religious Turmoil Divides Progressives and Traditionalists
The church faces a clash between progressive and traditionalist factions over the influence of materialism and humanism in Christianity. Bishop James A. Pike seeks a heresy trial after bishops resist rescinding a harsh statement, while Bishop C Kilmer Myers urges Christian unity around the Pope, though Rome resists symbolic unity that questions core doctrines.
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James A. Pike
C. Kilmer Myers
California
Stalingrad Garrison Fights On Seventh Siege Day
The Star Files reports Stalingrad's weary garrison battled off German tanks and motorized infantry on their seventh day of siege as heavy German losses forced the withdrawal of ten divisions on the west Flanders front between Sept. 20 and Sept. 27.
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Stalingrad
Ypres
West Flanders
Destiny Chain Connected Apostle and His Guard
Daily Meditation reflects on Paul the Apostle chained to a guard in Rome and asks if any soldier among the watchers converted to Christianity or influenced the early church. It ponders whether destiny linked a future saint to Rome and what role such a guard might have played in Christian growth.
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St. Paul
Rome
Cere Turion
Morton joins Brainwashed Club over Vietnam stance
Senator Thruston Morton of Kentucky says he was wrong to support increased U.S. involvement in Vietnam and now argues for defined steps toward peace. He notes Eisenhower warned against a military industrial complex, while Romney welcomes Morton's admission amid debates on policy and public messaging.
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Washington
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Johnson
George Romny
Michigan
Morton
Vietnam
Eisenhower
America
North Vietnam
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Ican
Saigon
Marton
United States
Rusk
Romney
Little to Celebrate in China on National Day
AP analysis notes the 18th anniversary of Mao's rise and the Cultural Revolution as China’s ruling bodies suffer purges. Out of 20 Politburo members, 13 have been purged, most central committee members replaced, with Chou En-lai's tenure diminished and military leaders also purged. The power struggle shows no end in sight and risks further damage to the party and government.
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China
William L. Ryan
Red China
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Politburo
Liu Shao-chi
Khrushchev
Party
Chou En-lai
Liu Shaochi
Chung Nan Hai
Peking
Quarles Corrects Bank Monologue Misuse
A reader letters Dr. Garland Quarles on Monday’s Star notes he authored several monologues for the Farmers and Merchants National Bank. The writer explains the distinction between monologue and monograph, praising Quarles’ booklets on schools churches and old homes as excellent monographs.
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Garland Quarles
Monday’s Star
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Quarles
Winchester
Not Against Castroism Widens OAS Unity
The article notes the Organization of American States broadening action against Castroism with Latin American consensus, Mexico’s cautious concurrence, and a UN backed manifesto to expose Castro subversion. It cites Linowitz’s metaphor of a chop on the arm and views a developing hemisphere embargo as a real possibility. It also highlights Mexico’s internal tension with Lazaro Cardenas and the gap between insider cooperation and public posture.
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Washington
United States
Castro
Cuba
Mexico
Latin America
Organization of American States
OAS
United Nations
U. N
Sol Linowitz
Yankees
Central Intelligence Agency
Lazaro Cardenas
Subrosa
Uncle Sam
Cardenas
Calvin Coolidge
Mexico City
Modern techniques save many loose teeth in dental column
Dear reader questions on gum disease and aging teeth are answered. Modern dental techniques can save loose teeth and slow gum and bone shrinkage. Impressions and models for future dentures are simple and inexpensive, and photographs of younger teeth help guide treatment.
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Victor Borge
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions
Quiz style item asks readers to score a ten day test from 10 questions per day to classify memory ability. It lists ten questions about science geography history and instruments with instructions to turn to page 2 for answers.
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