Winchester Evening Star front page pricing and masthead
The item shows the Winchester Evening Star masthead with editors Jack F. Davis and Eugene Miller, office details, and subscription rates for Mali and Carrier delivery. It lists prices for one year, six months, and monthly options, plus single copy cost and national representation. The date is Wednesday April 15, 1964, with a price of $1.00.
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Winchester Evening Star
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Lhchurthes Aience Mibret
Handley band to lead Festival Fireman parade
Handley’s band is slated to headline the Festival Fireman parade with fifteen fire companies signed up. W H Mellwee serves as director of the Handley band. The item notes the parade roster and leadership.
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Handley
W. H. Mellwee
Handley Band
Adolf Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Munich
Roosevelt
von Ribbentrop
Hitler
Mussolini
Will Welfare of All Be Considered in Railroad Troubles
The piece argues Congress should regulate railroads to prevent a nationwide strike that could halt commerce. It cites Commerce Department projections of shortages, unemployment, and halted production, urging preventive action and highlighting political hesitation and the role of unions and government in mitigating such a crisis.
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Charlotte of
Luxemrg
Prince Jean
Charlotte
West Germany
France
Jean
Grand Duchy
Washington
Congress
Johnson
U.S. Commerce Department
United States
Department of Commerce
Con
Supreme Court of the United States
Illinois Central Railroad
Arbitration Board
Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas
Information and wisdom are not the same thing. Amelfect is one thing and intelligence is another. Many know their subject but lack teaching skill. Writers with accuracy but no appeal can be helped by quiet, timely correction. Pray for the capacity to use your gift profitably.
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Chicago
Stasey
Hotel head aims for hit song and 300 hotel system
Er nest Henderson, 67, chairman of Sheraton Corp. of America, plans to write a hit song and build a 300 hotel system within a decade or so. From Harvard, he and partner Robert Moore grew from a $10 000 investment in a radio business to a 90 hotel empire with 36 000 rooms and $234 million in 1963. He stresses follow-through and fair dealing in business.
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New York
Ernest Henderson
Sheraton Corp.of America
Henderson
Harvard
Robert Moore
Sheraton System
Moore
Boston Harbor
Johnson farm bill victory alters political landscape
William S. White notes the Johnson administration’s narrow win on the wheat cotton textile subsidy farm bill reshapes urban rural relations. He cites Southern Western gains, Irish Mafia lobbying by Lawrence O’Brien, and potential dampening of civil rights opposition in the Senate. The piece argues the outcome reduces metropolitan and rural divides and may influence Northern voters and future votes.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
America
White House
Mr. Kennedy
Lawrence O’brien
House
Senate
George Wallace
Alabama
Wisconsin
Wallace
Why Are Fat People Fat Still Studied
Wayne Brandstadt MD explains obesity as a health hazard and explores why people overeat. He outlines eating behavior types from emotional eaters to true gourmets and discusses psychological motives behind weight gain and treatment challenges.
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East 44Th St
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Mali
Harold Wilson
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Bobby Baker
Quebec
Arthur W. Shull
Florida
David Lawrence
Gress
Earl L. Douglas
Hal Boyle
William S. White
South
Middle West
Kennedy
House of Representatives
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
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