Winchester Star Masthead and Contact Details Notice
The page presents publication masthead data for the Winchester Evening Star dated Monday August 5 1968. It lists editors managers and staff including ACE F DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor ROBERT F ROSE as Business Manager LER News Editor DOUGLAS B O CONNELL as Managing Editor and jottinelli and Gallagher Inc as address. It also shows subscription rates and advertising contacts with the paper’s mailing details and postal information.
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Winchester Evening Star
Ace F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Ler
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Jottinelli and Gallagher, Inc
East 41St St
New York
N.Y
UFO sightings spark debate on belief and perception
The article discusses how widespread UFO reports spark hysteria and misperception. It cites Zond4 reentry, with observers misidentifying a single event as multiple craft, and notes how pilots and civilians describe varied colors shapes and sizes while agreeing only that something was seen.
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Ohio
Tennessee
Indiana
Johnson Urges States to Tackle Local Crime Problems
President Johnson warns governors that states must address domestic crime with limited federal help. He cites weak federal state relations and heavy red tape in obtaining federal aid, arguing Washington cannot solve local issues alone.
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Johnson
Washington
Huge 25.4 Billion Deficit Surprises No One
The federal deficit in the last 12 months reaches 25.4 billion with little public reaction as the nation grows accustomed to large deficits. It will add over 1 billion to annual interest costs and drive inflation higher. Prospects for a deficit reduction this year look dim despite government statements. Expenditures won’t fall and tax revenue gains may fail to materialize.
Baby Show highlight at Gertrude Barton Nursery School benefit
The Gertrude Barton Nursery School Committee will host a Thursday benefit with a Baby Show on the lawn of Mrs. Robert T. Barton at Washington Street. The event aims to attract a large crowd and features a lively community gathering. The same evening, the Rouss Fire Company dedicates an honor roll for 100 members. Dan Leaherman will speak. Governor Westmoreland Davis visited Winchester en route from his Loudoun County farm, staying briefly at Hotel Jack with no political aims noted. A Studebaker touring car owned by Mr. Carpenter was nearly ruined by fire yesterday afternoon while being fueled with the engine running.
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Gertrude Barton
Robert T. Barton
Washington St
Rouss Fire Company
Dan Leaherman
Westmoreland Davis
Richmond
Winchester
Jack
Loudoun County
Studebaker
Carpenter
Daily Meditation on Religious Revival Skepticism
The piece questions a widespread claim of an imminent religious revival, noting only small groups show energy while mass conversion seems unlikely. It argues that a true Christian revival would require sacrifice and commitment, and would be ignored by politicians educators and business leaders.
Woman’s habit of collecting friends grows into storehouse of bonds
HAL BOYLE recalls Toby who makes friends everywhere from subway to grocery store. strangers become close in minutes as she chats about life, plans meals, and shares updates, while the observer endures long conversations and questions his own introductions.
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Toby
Winchester Should Begin Plans for New Post Office
A Winchester resident argues in favor of building an ultra modern post office to replace the aging facility. He praises the local postal staff and warns that delaying construction will raise rents and hinder future growth as population expands. The writer urges purchasing land now to ensure a suitable site remains available.
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the Star
Winchester
U.S
America
Times
Everthing
Chicago
New York Stock Exchange
George Romney
Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Romney
Mr. Rockefeller
First hydrogen balloon by Charles and Robert brothers
The World Almanac notes the 13 foot diameter nonmanned silk sphere launched in Paris on August 27 1783. It traveled 15 miles in 45 minutes before landing and being destroyed by frightened French peasants.
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J. A. C. Charles
Robert Brothers
Paris
Favorite sons explode in Miami at GOP convention
Henry J. Taylor analyzes the Miami Beach scene where favorite sons and party power play collide. He notes shifts in delegate sentiment, notable withdrawals, and rising Democrat gains while predicting GOP governor races and a fractured favorite son strategy.
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Miami
Miami Beach
Miami Beach Hilton Plaza
Nixon
Wendell L. Willkie
Ronald Reagan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New York
More to Infant Care Than Food Diapers
Guidance on nurturing a child from infancy to school age emphasizes constant loving contact, secure attachment, and gentle transitions. It urges mothers to stay nearby, provide warm talking and smiling reassurance, and gradually reduce restrictive play zones as independence grows, with tips for leaving the child with trusted caregivers.
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions Daily Test
A reader self assesses IQ through a 10 day program with daily scoring. Classifications include Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good and guidance to turn to page two for correct answers. Includes ten sample questions on topics from canals statues and biology to presidents and discovery.
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Strom Thurmond
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