Winchester Evening Star contact and subscription rates
The snippet lists the Winchester Evening Star’s contact numbers for daily delivery and departments, plus national representation and subscription pricing including one month and one year rates. It identifies key staff: Jack F. Davis as general manager and executive editor, Douglas B. O’Connell as managing editor, and Eugene P. Miller as news editor.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Voluntary Medical Missions Prove Highly Effective
Former President Eisenhower praised people to people aid as often more successful than government programs. In Liberia and Honduras volunteers, aided by vaccines and donated medicines, dramatically reduced smallpox and prevented many illnesses among children. A three week Honduran push delivered 253000 inoculations, aiming to cut disease in a country with high infant mortality and low life expectancy.
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Eisenhower
U.S
Liberia
West Africa
Honuras
Puncturing a Myth About Private Detectives
Private detectives from around the world met in London and debunked the glamorized image of fast talking sleuths. A Reno detective said he hasn’t carried a gun in 10 years and has never been shot at, planes of danger, not a life. The group said swinging a blonde on each arm is also false but they seemed wistful. The meeting likely won’t affect paperback or TV sales.
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London
Royal Edward sunk as German sub attacks English convoy
Britain endures air and sea bombardment as 6 000 planes clash above England. The Royal Edward transport sinks en route to the Dardanelles, with 1 350 soldiers aboard and 32 officers among the crew of 250. About 600 aboard were saved. Snapp family notices and personnel moves reported including O Irvin Snapp joining the Department of Agriculture in Newark Delaware. Miss Hattie Pitzer returns home to Covington Virginia.
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Great Britain
Dardenelles
Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas
A man reflects on stubbornness likening himself to a horse or mule and realizes true guidance comes from a new spirit within not from external restraints. He concludes obedience and peace are achieved by inward transformation rather than mechanical instruction.
Goldberg's Negotiating Abilities Seen Badly Needed at United Nations
William S. White argues that Arthur Goldberg, unlike Adlai Stevenson, must lead U S diplomacy at the U.N. through pragmatic bargaining and vote counting. He states the U.N. favors hard negotiations over eloquent speech and notes the changing balance with decolonization and one vote per nation.
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Goldberg
United Nations
Repeated Defiance Of Law Linked To Riots Across Cities
James Marlow analyzes how repeated defiance of law feeds riots in Los Angeles and Chicago. The piece cites police actions, demonstrations, and the public’s distrust of legal processes as contributing factors, with comments from leaders like Lewis F Powell and President Johnson on the role of law and order.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Los Angeles
Chicago
American Bar Association
Lewis F. Powell
Richmond
ABA
Miami
Timely quotes on freedom and truth from Maugham Schweitzer
The piece presents two quotes on freedom and truth. W Somerset Maugham warns that valuing people over liberty costs both, while Albert Schweitzer says truth has no special time and its hour is always.
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W. Somerset Maugham
Albert Schweitzer
Tenderfoot Outranked but With Valid Reason
In June 1923 at Indian Mound Reservation Wisconsin the author recalls failing to earn second class as he misunderstands a scoutmaster's signaling test. He copies the signal of the Lord's Prayer and is told he would not want to be the admiral’s signalman if war came. The tale ends with lessons learned about versions of the Lord's Prayer and distrust of a scout master.
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Carroll Rrimond
Chicago
Joe
Indian Mound Reservation
Silver Lake
Wis
England
Quotations and Proverbs in a Fragmented Parade
A compact, reflective excerpt notes obedience to God as a path of conduct and warns against worldly conformity. It contrasts initial cobweb-like habits with eventual growth, citing a Chinese proverb on perseverance. The fragment intertwines biblical and moral motifs for readers.
Kidney Surpluses and Medical Advice Daily Column
Medical Q and A covers extras kidneys a spine spur heel pain hepatitis transmission and a 106 question score sheet with sample answers. The column provides guidance on calcium diets spurs cortisone and infection management alongside a unit on a Me y Genius scoring system.
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