Winchester Evening Star local notice summary
Winchester Evening Star serves over 55 000 readers with daily editions except Sunday. It lists staff including Jack F Davis Eugene P Miller and Douglas B O Connell and provides advertising and telephones for news and business departments. Subscription rates are given for in state and out of state customers with yearly and six month options.
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Winchester “Evening Star
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
Turbulent Air and Public Noise Spark Aviation Outlook
Forecasts of airline orders totaling 2.1 billion dollars promise 388 new transports this year with 352 more planned next year as air travel surges. Meanwhile New York authorities limit takeoff weights on stretched jets to curb noise, and sonic boom concerns may curb overland speeds.
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Air Transport Association
New York
Port Authority
Terest
Bistate
CAVA
MISS GORDETTE SCHENCK WEDS ENSIGN HUNTSBERRY AT HOME
MISS GORDETTE SCHENCK married Ensign C. W. Huntsberry on August 8 at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schenck. In military news the Russians hold thrusts at Stalingrad and have taken the offensive at Rzhev and Voronezh.
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Miss Gordette Schenck
Ensign C. W. Huntsberry
Clarence Schenck
Stalingrad
Rzhev
Voronezh
McNamara
Norstad
NATO High Command
NATO
Imperial General Staff
Britain
SGS
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Mobilization Day Debuts as First Army Recruits Move Out
In 1917 the National Army mobilization is described as a historic moment with General Crowder urging it be the largest day. Dailey Slonaker offers to fight for others and requests immediate drafting by waiving draft rotation.
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Crowder
Dailey Slonaker
A. C. Slonaker
Bascomb
Daily Meditation on God’s Wrath and Love
Earl L. Douglas argues that divine wrath and love are not opposed. He cites biblical teaching that God punishes evil when patience ends and notes punishment often follows the offender’s folly or the consequences of wicked enterprise. He asserts God’s love remains offered to all and that punishment preserves justice and impedes widespread corruption.
McNamara’s Watch and Cannibalized 6th Fleet Stir NATO View
Henry J. Taylor reports from Naples on McNamara’s leadership critics in NATO circles. Senior officers claim budget cuts and procurement delays weakened the 6th Fleet, while Soviet buildup in the Mediterranean grows and Pentagon control widens.
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Naples
Italy
NATO
McNamara
Mediterranean
6Th Fleet
When I Was Your Age Kid Office Boy Anecdotes
Hal Boyle recalls office boy Bascomb through a string of humorous New York AP quips about age, grind, and ambition. The narrator jokes about experience, wages, and office life while lampooning workplace expectations and youth.
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New York
Bascomb
Gas and digestion questions answered by Dr Brandstadt
Reader asks about gas remedies and digestion. Dr Brandstadt explains laxatives can worsen gas, defines Mylicon as simethicone, and notes it can be used long term. He describes intestinal gurgling causes, dietary fiber effects, and references potential colitis and gastroenterologist care. He explains tunnel vision risk factors and urges psychiatric input for conversion reactions.
How's Your I Q Score Based On 100 Questions
How's Your I Q How to score based on 100 questions over 10 days with daily averages. Memory Expert Very Superior Excellent Good ratings for different correct answer counts. Includes questions on geography history and politics and a note to turn to page 2 for core rect answers.
Reagan Gains Ground as GOP VP Prospects Rise
Washington analysis notes Ronald Reagan strengthens his claim as a formid able GOP contender for the 1968 nomination. Polls show Reagan closing on Romney and Nixon, while his mainstream appeal grows and his image shifts from far right to a credible political figure.
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Washington
Ronnie Reagan
Hollywood
Ronald Reagan
California
G.O.P
Reagan
George Romney
Michigan
Richard Nixon
Reflections on justice and judgment from scripture to Penn
The quote cites Deuteronomy on fairness and anti corruption and cites William Penn for the saying that those who do not listen cannot judge, framing a connection between scriptural ethics and early American governance.
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William Penn
Pennsylvania
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