Winchester Evening Star Subscription Rates Notice
Subscriptions are offered at a rate of $13.00. The notice lists the paper’s leadership including Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor and Douglas B. O’Connell as Managing Editor. It also provides the national representation address Gallagher-Delisser, Inc. in New York City. The edition carries standard business masthead details.
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Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Debating Unanimous Juries and Global Crime Trends
The British Labor government's jury reform proposal aims to replace unanimous verdicts with a 12 to 2 majority, sparking debate over its impact on liberty. The piece contrasts English and Scottish verdicts and notes rising global crime, including Moscow decrees on public order and U S FBI crime increases.
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England
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
U.S. Sees Multi Million Asset in Continental Shelf
A Battelle study for the U S Coast Geodetic Survey estimates 1964 continental shelf activity at 21 4 billion, about 3 5 of national output, with 10 15 percent annual growth expected in research and development recreation mining and petroleum over the next decade. Transportation dominates wealth at 11 28 billion, while beach recreation and marine engineering follow. The report urges federal action to spur offshore development and calls for better data on currents disposal bottom mapping and mineral composition.
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U.S
Alaska
Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Pacific Coast
Free World
How Big Is Big Think In Space Quest
A critical view of the space program questions its long term goals after moon landing. It argues that focusing on the moon alone is shortsighted and compares to the centuries of value from the Western Hemisphere’s discovery and development.
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Western Hemisphere
Clifton's Storm Wins R. Powell Page Memorial Trophy
The Clifton's Storm drove to victory at the Berryville Horse and Colt Show earning the R. Powell Page Memorial Trophy. In other items, Germany tightened controls on occupied France while issuing a warning to Britain and the U S to join any disarmament plan. MISS MARY KATHERINE AULICK hosted a veranda dance at S Braddock Street with Japanese lanterns lighting the event. The Italian dreadnought Leonardo Da Vinci was sunk at Taranto harbor with 300 crew lost.
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Germany
France
Britain
United States
Russia
Mary Katherine Aulick
Eugene Aulick
S. Braddock St
Aulick
Leonardo da Vinci
Taranto
Italy
Grandmother meditation on youth and morals in modern times
A teenage girl asks her grandmother about wearing heels while society faces Vietnam, devaluation, race riots, and moral decline. The essay notes youths’ temptations, parental oversight, and the automobile’s role, urging a serious view of the question and the generational challenge ahead.
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Viet Nam
East Germany
Coffee Break Characters in the Office
Hal Boyle observes office coffee breaks as a social theater with stereotypes. Genial George drinks bourbon in a beer cup, the Round Table lards on pastries during lunch, Suspicious Sid distrusts management and hoards his own coffee, Hapless Harry fends off machine jams and seeks compensation.
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New York
U.S
George
Round Table
Sid
Harry
Coffee Breaks Define 18th Century Office Life
A humorous vignette depicts a 1775 Philadelphia office where coffee fuels daily routines. Characters include Addict, Gertie the Gossip, Generous Gus, and the stern Big Man, all shaping a workplace where coffee breaks resemble social ritual and business culture.
What Has Happened to Politics of the South
William S. White argues that Southern politics are shifting as Republicans challenge old guard figures like Eastland and Byrd. He cites Mississippi Mississippi Rep Prentiss Walker and Alabama and Georgia races as signs of rising opposition, while urging the North to abandon South baiting and seek national reconciliation.
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Mississippi
Prentiss Walker
Goldwater Ig
Eastland
Walker
Senate Judiciary Committee
Alabama
George Wallace
James Martin
Georgia
Howard Callaway
Virginia
Harry Flood Byrd Jr
South
John W. Carter
Byrd
Faithful Visit Helps Orphans Widows, Pure Religion Cited
A quotation from James 1 27 declares true religion as visiting orphans and widows in distress and keeping oneself unstained. An attributed quote from B Forbes notes a man without religion lacks a rudder.
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God
James
B. Forbes
Brace
Forbes Magazine
Rapid Shallow Breathing Clue to Rare Pneumonia
A 2 1/2 month old dies with interstitial pneumonia caused by pneumocystis carinii. The infant shows rapid shallow breaths and loss of appetite with no cough or fever. Chest X ray aids diagnosis. no specific cure exists, oxygen offers best recovery chance.
How's Your IQ Memory Quiz Questions The Answers
A list of ten quiz items with historical and science topics. It asks about calendar changes, day length comparisons, WWI causes, high speed dispersive waves, geomorphology terms, presidential succession, Tudor reign, reasons for the nickname Bloody, the deaths of Demosthenes and Hannibal, and cabinet longevity under FDR.
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Eskers
Mary
England
Demosthenes
Hannibal
F.D.R
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