Winchester Evening Star masthead and rates page
The Winchester Evening Star lists staff positions with Jack F. Davis as general manager and executive editor and Robert F. Rose as business manager. It provides subscription rates for city carrier, in state, and out of state readers and notes advertising contact.
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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
Nimbus II weather satellite sparks amateur space craze
Relishing the Pie in the Sky Nimbus II launched May 15 1966 becomes a global common man space probe. Amateurs and radio enthusiasts send photos and letters to GE Valley Forge Space Technology Center while observers in Scotland report daily pictures and optimism about space exploration.
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Nimbus II
Nim
General Electric
Valley Forge
Space Technology Center
Scotland
Nimbus
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Fulbright lesson on talking too soon about Vietnam gains
The Arkansas Democrat senator J William Fulbright once praised the Presidents bombing limit and later called it ineffective. He admitted overreaction after Hanoi responded favorably and his wife warned him to stay quiet during the uncertain diplomacy. The piece urges restraint amid changing signals and peace talks.
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Hanoi
Fulbright
Home sewing drives decline in ready to wear demand
A domestic science authority says one in five garments worn by American women and children is home made. Cheapness and good design of women’s clothes plus overall slower pace of life fuel the trend. Growth of home sewing is linked to simplified patterns and designs.
Dis tinguished Service Award Presented on Behalf of Local Board
Fred L. Glaize Jr. received the Distinguished Service award from the local Junior Board of Trade. He serves on the City Council and chaired the recent Red Cross drive. Lt. Col. William Kern was injured during Tunisia operations. Corporal Harry Reardon, son of Mrs. P. H. Reardon of S Main St., has arrived safely in France with his command.
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Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Junior Board of Trade
Red Cross
William Kern
Tunisia
Harry Reardon
P. H. Reardon
S. Main St
France
Maundy Thursday Remembrance and the Last Supper
Daily Meditation recalls Maundy Thursday as the day of foot washing and the Last Supper. It emphasizes Jesus Christ’s continued presence in the world through faith, prayer, and a righteous life, and urges remembrance as followers partake of bread and wine.
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Jesus Christ
Rioting and Race Tensions After King Assassination
After Dr. King’s death rioting shocks the nation with educated participants and widespread property loss. Analysts warn at least one strain blames discrimination and anger, while leaders stress law and order and long term social education to avert future crises.
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Dr. King
America
First Bomb on North Vietnam Sparks National Strife
The August 1964 bombing of North Vietnam marked a turning point as U S support for the war deepened and domestic divisions widened. Senate critics like Morse and Gruening challenged wartime authority while Fulbright led opposition in urging limits. The clash grew with U S troop levels surpassing half a million by August, fueling protests and political realignment.
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Washington
North Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Senate
Tonkin
Sens
Wayne Morse
D. Ore
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
United States
Vietnam
Johnson
J. W. Fulbright
D.ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Letter to The Editor Praises King and America
A reader offers gratitude for life and faith in God and country. The letter honors Martin Luther King Jr as a martyr and leader who united Americans to begin descending the symbolic mountain of liberty together with family church and homeland heritage.
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Washington
United States
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Martin Luther King
James Meredith
Dr. King
the Star
God
America
Martin Luther King, Jr
Babies Wonderful Until First Step
HAL BOYLE reflects on parenthood from infancy to independent steps. Parents experience fierce protection, sacrifice, shifting roles, and longing as children grow from dependent babies to self asserting youngsters and finally to adult children.
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New York
Curbstone
Plato
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Inventions Quiz Claims Bell First Telephones
A garbled note attributes the telephonic invention to Alexander Graham Bell in 1876. It also asks where stalactite pipes are used in plumbing, answering Virginia's Luray Caverns as the site.
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Ene
Tele- Poe
Alexander Graham Bell
The
Mores
Virginia
Luray Caverns
Diabetic Diet Advice From Dr Brandstadt
Dr Brandstadt answers reader questions on carbohydrates in diet beer low calorie cookies honey and daily caloric intake for diabetics. He cautions that even zero carb drinks have calories and that insulin or dietary choices must fit within total energy needs.
How's Your L Q Based On 100 Questions 10 Days
Question quiz recalls L Q scoring ranges Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good. Page two promises core answers. Sample items include teeth in turtles Mona Lisa grape color creation day land woman with face launched ships and river in Huckleberry Finn.
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U.S
U.S. Navy
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