Winchester Evening Star Obituary Notices and Circulation Details
The Winchester Evening Star outlines its circulation of more than 55 000 readers and provides contact numbers for news and advertising along with staff roles. It lists subscription rates including monthly and yearly options and notes international mail pricing.
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Winchester Evening Star
Suppose College Rebels Won in America
James Reston weighs the consequences if student revolutionaries and leaders yielded all demands. He imagines ROT C removal, black studies growth, and student administrative power, then contrasts with a volunteer army and broader political effects. John Gardner is cited on leadership and social responsibility.
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New York Times
America
R.O.T.C
Dow Chemical Company
Pusey
Harvard
Jim Perkins
Cornell
S.D.S
Godkin
Perkins
Tribute to Charles T. Hancher's Legacy and Family
The Star prints a letter praising Charles Thomas Hancher who recently passed away. The writer notes his virtues, integrity, and wide respect. He was a devoted husband and father who tutored his two sons in music and prepared his elder for university.
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Charles Thomas Hancher
Charlie Hancher
University
The Passing of Lt. Col. John C. Heidenreich
A tribute recalls Lt. Col. Ret John C. Heidenreich born in Winchester and raised in Richmond. The Virginia native, Navy veteran and loving husband and father, faced long illness with faith in God and dedication to country and community.
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First United Methodist Church
Richmond
Winchester
Charlie Hancher
United States Navy
Stars and Stripes
Jesus Christ
John C. Heidenreich
Watson Ave
Control of Tensions Takes Time Patience
Wayne Brandstadt M D explains that tension control requires gradual learning and practice, including muscle relaxation, visualization, and avoiding reliance on sedatives. The column notes benefits for sleep, headaches, and stress related illnesses and answers reader questions on Raynaud's disease cream availability eye drop side effects and Benadryl.
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions For 10 Days
Quiz style item shows scoring ranges for daily correct answers and directs readers to page 2 for correct responses. It lists ten sample questions covering geography language and culture with playful phrasing and misspellings reflecting OCR.
Williams Bares 1.58 Billion in Unpaid Federal Taxes
Senate watchdog Sen. John J. Williams of Delaware releases his 15th report showing delinquent federal taxes at 1.58 billion, up 190 million from 1967, with 563 million written off. He criticizes a 32 percent rise in payroll tax delinquencies and urges accountability in government finances.
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Uncle Sam
Senate
John J. Williams
Delaware
Sen. Williams
Williams
Soviet Barbarity in Czechoslovakia Sparkes Protests
The piece condemns Soviet invaders who replace Dubcek with a pliant puppet, warning that Czech resistance could turn into open revolt. It argues that intensified protests may invite renewed armed suppression and calls for world protest against Kremlin dominance in East Europe.
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Alexander Dubcek
Hero
Dubcek
Oslovaks
Free World
Kremlin
East Europe
Aviator Cochran Transfers to Pensacola Training Center
AVIATION CADET John C. Cochran Jr moved from Naval Air Station Memphis Tennessee to the Naval Air Training Center Pensacola Florida. Capt Thomas B Byrd of Co G 120th Infantry returns home after months of service with the British army in Flanders.
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John C. Cochran, Jr
Naval Air Station
Memphis, Tenn
Naval Air Training Center
Pensacola
Fla
Handley Cops
Winchester
Thomas B. Byrd
Co. G
120Th Infantry
Flanders
Daily Meditation on Learning and the Vast Cosmos
The piece ponders human knowledge versus mystery in life gravitation and the solar system. It muses on Earth’s small place among planets and galaxies and argues happiness does not require vast knowledge or wealth.
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Earth
Supreme Court rejection of flag desecration and threats rulings
The Supreme Court reversed lower court convictions in two 1966 cases, ruling flag burning as protest may be protected speech and that a threat against President Johnson could not be sustained on symbolic protest alone. The opinions split 5 to 4, with dissents warning of wider unrest and weakened law enforcement.
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America
LBJ
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District of Columbia
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United States
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Warren
Justice Black
Whit
Fortas
White
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington Monument
Johnson
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