Winchester Evening Star masthead and ads 1966
The fragment lists the Winchester Evening Star staff roles and a subscription rate table dated 1966. It includes General Manager and Executive Editor Jack F. Davis, Managing Editor Douglas B. O Connell, News Editor Eugene P Miller, and a New York office Gallagher Delisser. Subscription rates show one year ten dollars and six months six dollars with outside Virginia rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene P. Miller
Winchester
Nat'l
Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Role of Students and Big Institutions in Modern Campus Life
A long look at how large colleges shape student roles and fears shows the shift from small communities to self contained campuses. The piece contrasts youthful impetuousness with older generations and notes rising smoking health concerns as Surgeon General studies urge stronger warnings and possible action by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
Surgeon General
Phoenix
Public Health Service
U.S
Congress
PHS
Farmers Welcome Rain Boosts Yearly Total
A generous rain measured 1.42 inches, lifting year to date precipitation to 5.64 inches. Separate items note Patsy Sartelle and Lt Harry Diekman wedding plans for April 8, Winchester Civic League elects Mrs George Snarr president, and Staunton wholesale warehouse fire causes 500000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Sartelle
Harry Diekman
George Snarr
Winchester Civic League
Erskine Miller Wholesale Grocery Co
Staunton
H. G. Spencer
Market Street Methodist Church
Music Study Club of
Berryville
A. P. Osborne
E. R. Perrine
H. B. Whiting
Ellen Baker
Daily Meditation On Prayer By Earl L. Douglas
A reflection notes Jesus prayed without ceasing and chose solitude, likely with Lazarus and his sisters, as Holy Week begins. It emphasizes faithful prayer feeds the soul, acknowledges human error, and asserts God guides and rewards concealed efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazarus
Jesus
Defenders of the Condemned 2 Pretonious Faces Moral Trial
In an Easter series installment, Pretonious the centurion leads Jesus toward crucifixion as Rome enforces order. The piece traces fear, duty, and the retreat of conscience amid imperial power and crowd complicity. Peter denies Jesus while others fall silent in the vast machinery of oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Pretonious
Golgotha
Hill of the Skull
Tax revolt rallying cry against waste and taxes
Humor writer Jack Wilson argues LBJ calls the tax increase an adjustment and urges a tax revolt to protest government waste and Vietnam era spending. He mocks congressional leaders, notes a rising federal payroll and deficits, and condemns costly programs while urging wage earners to withhold support from ill spent public funds. He also critiques Peace Corps costs and the Great Society plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wilson
LBJ
House Appropriations Committee
George H. Mahon
Texas
Congress
Johnson
White House
U.S
Resurrection and faith confront modern spiritual tensions
The piece surveys Christian history and rhetoric linking the rise of Christianity to national strength, urges unity against false religions, and extols the resurrection as proof of divine power. It argues for renewed faith to resist worldly paganism and asserts Christ’s resurrection as central to salvation and eternal life.
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Paul
Christ
Jesus
God
Moses
Elijah
Christ Jesus
Handley alumni debate Siebert contract and sportsmanship
Former Handley readers defend Eddie Siebert against nonrenewal. Letter writers praise his role as teacher and coach and condemn attitudes that equate victory with worth. They urge teachers parents and friends to value sportsmanship over winning at Handley High. The page also contains a sermon on the Christian resurrection and its moral implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Eddie Siebert
Siebert
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Winchester Evening Star
Jack F. Davis
Douglas B. O'Connell
W. Va
American Cancer Society
English
Bristol
Verdun
Earl L. Douglas
Defenders OF
Caesar
George W. Cornell
Associated Press
Pilate
Pretorious
Rome
Judea
Caesarea
Petronicus
Herod Antipas
Peter
Henry J. Taylor
Prince
Philip
London
Sargent Shriver
Thailand
Peace Corps
England
Henry VIII
Church of England
Elizabeth I
University of Lee
Thomas Jefferson
State University of
Son of
The
Star
Merrill C. Tenney
Graduate School
Wheaton College
Becky Boettner
H.H.S
Kay Franklin
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Virginia
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