Winchester Evening Star April 22 1968 front page
The Winchester Evening Star dated Monday April 22 1968 reports circulation, staff, and contact details. It lists Jack F. Davis as general manager and editor and notes sections for News and Advertising with staff names and office numbers. The page includes subscription rates and mailing information for Winchester 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
Castro’s Tenth Year in Power Yet Faces Economic Strain
Fidel Castro remains in power in Cuba after a decade marked by failed industrialization and a forecast sugar harvest drop. External aid from Moscow sustains the regime while the blockade bites. Che Guevara’s death sidelines export ambitions. The literacy drive boosts schooling but deepens communist indoctrination.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Ernesto Che Guevara
Latin America
Castro
Hosts on Home Ground How Americans Must Welcome Visitors
The United States shifts to a visitor friendly stance as customs streamline entry for overseas travelers and airlines cut fares. To sell Visit the U.S.A. abroad Americans must curb surliness and language barriers and act as better hosts at home. The test now is how well the nation behaves domestically.
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U.S
U.S.A
United States
What’ll You Have Survey Details Intentions to Buy Homes Cars and More
The National Industrial Conference Board polled 10 000 families in January and February showing a moderate rise in planned purchases of cars refrigerators washing machines clothes dryers carpeting and homes. More plan vacations while fewer go abroad with strong gains among lower affluence groups who intend to buy used rather than new. About 30 percent report income gains while under 5 percent report decreases. The data is incomplete as it covers only spending intentions of a minority.
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National Industrial Conference Board
Florida
Madge
Harry
Handwriting Art Festival Showcases Student Work
The second annual Handwriting Art Festival sponsored by Bee County Public Schools features art and handwriting displays from all county schools at the Frederick County Improvement Center. Open April 21 to 26 with public viewings and a focus on penmanship, art, and center resources including teacher training and audiovisual materials.
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Bee County
Frederick County Improvement Center
James Wood
Mary Fetter
Ethel Cooper
Doris Frye
Lenore Eavis
Dixie Hager
Elspeth Borden
Dorothy B. Conner
India Jones
Eva Duckett
John Lewis
Middletown
Virginia
Virginia State Department of Education
Dutschke and the Reds Seen as Global Threats
Henry J. Taylor argues Communists resemble Hitler in aims and tactics and warns that brainwashing by Soviet backed movements, including in Cuba and Japan, endangers the United States. He cites Dutschke and media manipulation as signs of a broader anti-American plot with a 1970 target date.
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Japan
Start Good Posture Training in Childhood
Wayne Brandstadt m d discusses how good posture in youths reduces future back problems. He notes posture depends on body type and heredity and warns slumping and self conscious behavior can cause lasting issues. Exercise aids posture while braces reserved for severe curvature. early effort yields better balance and appearance. The doctor invites general interest questions for future columns.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
How's Your LQ memory quiz scoring guide page two
A 10 day quiz scoring guide lists daily results for memory ranking from Memory Genius to Good. It asks ten example questions covering geography language science and history with true false and factual prompts.
Teachers May Share 3000 Surplus After Session
The Star Files reports a 3000 dollar surplus likely to be shared by teachers at session end. Pvt. William H. Louthan, in the Army since February 22, is stationed at the Officers Training Camp Fort Knox Kentucky. Frederick County received 47430 dollars for maintenance of secondary roads.
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Pvt
William H. Louthan
Officers Training Camp
Fort Knox, Ky
Frederick County
Sheriff Almost Drowned In Flood While Probing 1918 Robbery
In Gainesboro a heavy storm delayed an investigation into a post office and store robbery. Sheriff Luther Parnett was nearly swept away when his car stalled in Parnett's Run, a raging torrent, and was rescued after two hours by John W. Bailey who heard his cries for help.
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Gainesboro
Luther Parnett
Parnett
John W. Bailey
Daily Meditation on Left and Right Ideologies
Earl L. Douglas analyzes political spectrum terms left and right. He argues revolutions rise from imbalance and warns against nations becoming overwhelmingly conservative or liberal. He cites Russia as an example of a left skew while noting enduring monarchies where dissent is risky. He calls for balance amid ongoing ferment.
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Russia
Land of the Living
Dieting Drollery Sparks Remarks on Weight Loss
HAL BOYLE catalogs dieting quips that irritate dieters from puffed up claims to mock advice. The column lampoons popular schemes and gym chatter while nudging readers to laugh at vanity and unhelpful tips.
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