Winchester Evening Star Telephones and staff listing
Local masthead lists Winchester Evening Star contact numbers and staff roles including General Manager and Executive Editor Jack F. Davis News Editor Eugene P. Miller Managing Editor Douglas B. O Connell and Business Manager Robert F. Rose. It also notes circulation options and subscription rates for in state and out of state readers.
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Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Highway Robbery On The Rise In New Form Says AAA
The American Automobile Association notes a surge in highway theft and cons on toll roads where travelers, especially women alone, are preyed upon by service station workers. Tactics include panicking drivers into buying unnecessary parts or replacing correctly functioning components. Safeguards include using reputable stations, keeping a companion in the car, and keeping potential replacements in the trunk for later checks.
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American Automobile Association
Cleveland
Rural Mail Boxes Upgrade Initiative Discussed by Post Office
The Post Office Department urges rural box owners to repair or replace dilapidated mail boxes. Boxes must be accessible to carriers, in good condition, and clearly branded with the owner's name. The service is government supplied. box holders must maintain their boxes.
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Post Office Department
Speed Camera Referred To As Evil Eye By Critics
The Star Files describes a new device for measuring vehicle speed as an evil eye that not only sees but tattles. The commentary frames the technology as a deterrent with potential for misuse.
Librarian Demands Replacement After Ward Two Vote
C Vernon Eddy Handley Library librarian who led the vote at the Democratic mass convention in the second ward asks that another Democrat be named in his place.
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C. Vernon Eddy
Handley Library
What Does It Mean To Be Educated
The piece argues true education goes beyond formal schooling citing Washington Lincoln Ford Edison and Henry Edison as examples. It contrasts formal education with self taught achievement and highlights education as training and disciplining faculties.
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Washington
Lincoln
Henry Ford
Thomas Edison
Edison
Rockefeller Campaign Faces Charges of Slick Tactics
Washington analysis argues Gov. Nelson Rockefeller risks an image of slickness as his bid for a Presidential draft heats up. It notes doubts about Nixon’s parity in polls, praises Nixon’s restraint on race and Vietnam, and urges Rockefeller to clarify his Vietnam stance and curb aggressive advisers.
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Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Robert Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Eisenhower
Sen
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Emmett John Hughes
Vietnam
Hughes
Hawks
Doves
Rockefeller’s draft bid keeps him in the presidential mix
The article traces Nelson Rockefeller's shifting stance on a 1968 presidential bid. He says he is available if drafted but not campaigning. A draft movement gains momentum, while Rockefeller stresses fluid party sentiment and possible candidacy before the Miami Beach convention.
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Rockefeller
Miami Beach
Dele
Successful Treatment Possible for Gingivitis
Dear Dr Lawrence explains gingivitis as gum inflammation varying in severity. The condition is usually treatable. if untreated it can progress to Vincent’s infection or periodontal disease and reflect overall health. Factors include poor oral hygiene, cosmetic issues, and local causes like crooked teeth, mouth breathing, or medications.
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Rockefeller
Nixon
DR. Lawrence
Vincent
How's Your I Q Based on 100 Questions
How's Your I Q presents a ten day scoring plan with daily results from 9 to 10 correct answers. 7 to 8 marks Very Superior. 5 to 6 Excellent. 4 Good. It asks ten trivia questions and directs turning to page two for answers.
Johnson May Open Democratic Convention in Chicago
President Johnson could open the August 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago while not endorsing any candidate. He would frame what the nominee should stand for and defend the administration’s record in domestic and international affairs.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Chicago
Vietnam
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