Winchester Evening Star Subscription Rates and Masthead
The Winchester Evening Star announces subscription pricing with annual, semiannual, and monthly options for in state and out of state readers. The notice lists ACE F. DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor and EUGENE MILLER as Managing Editor, with Gallagher-Delisser as national representatives and city postal details.
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Ace F. Davis
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Armless slot machine debuts in Nevada smartly
Nevada unveils an armless slot machine by inventor Jack La Vigna replacing the lever with coin deposit and automatic spins. The device has 23 moving parts versus 2000, promising lower maintenance and potentially higher house take.
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Nevada
Apple fall proves one way only, Hoyle says
British professor Fred Hoyle and an Indian collaborator argue a mathematical model shows apples can only fall from tree to ground, refuting Newton and Einstein’s debated ideas. Hoyle notes the formula, applicable to the universe, is too complex for simple explanation. The piece contrasts science’s complexity with practical political problem solving.
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Fred Hoyle
Cambridge University
Newton
Albert Einstein
Hoyle
Royal Society
American marine insurance cancelled on German Italian ships
The Star Files recalls 1939 events: US war risk insurance ended for German and Italian vessels and shipments to from or via those ports were affected In Paris US Embassy corridors housed over 2000 stranded Americans unable to return home James Brooks son of Mr and Mrs Brooks of Jefferson street will enter The Citadel in Charleston in the fall He is a 1939 Handley graduate Henry and Carroll Willis injured in a motorcycle crash near Rest Maude Shickle returned from eastern cities with fall millinery purchases
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New York
American Marine
Paris
United States
Europe
James Brooks
8.C. Brooks
Jefferson Street
Citadel Military College
Charleston
S.C
Young Brooks
Handley
Annie L. Davis
Richmond
E. E. Greenawalt
Albin
J. D. O'Connell
Winchester
Henry Willis
Carroll Willis
Martinsburg
Maude Shickle
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas
A reflection on leaving yesterday behind and choosing to move toward tomorrow. The piece cautions against lingering grudges and recounting old slights, and it urges faith driven progress toward a better day ahead. It cites Saint Paul as an example of forward focus.
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Ber
Saint Paul
Memorial omission at nominating conventions sparks Vietnam grief
Atlantic City editorial reflects on 275 U S soldiers who died in Vietnam and the nation’s response during the Democratic and Republican conventions. It questions political rhetoric, foreign policy impact on families, and the lasting meaning for ordinary voters amid campaigns and brain washing claims.
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Atlantic City
Vietnam
Grab Em Young Grab Em Early Strategy Adopted by TV Networks
AP report outlines networks aiming to capture youth and early viewers With schedules built to lock in families CBS ABC NBC spread youngster friendly shows across evenings including Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Mr Novak The Flintstones Jonny Quest Flipper and Outer Limits The strategy centers on attracting young audiences who then stay with the channel across the night
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TV Networks
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
CBS
ABC
NBC
Bristol Court
Mr. Novak
Daniel ‘Boone
Fess Parker
Davy Crockett
Jackie Gleason
Mr. Ed
Walt Disney
Johnson picks Humphrey shows clash of caution and audacity
The article argues President Johnson balances cautious strategy with bold risk in choosing Hubert Humphrey as running mate. It notes Humphrey boosts liberal urban appeal yet may hurt Johnson in the South and other regions. It credits Humphrey's civil rights work and portrays their personal rapport as a factor in the ticket.
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Johnson
Humphrey
Senator Goldwater
Representative Miller
Atlantic City
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Barry Goldwater
Midwest
Senate
South
East
Hubert Humphrey
Old Guard
OP *Umphrey
Ol’ ’Umphrey
Yawning and Bruxism Link To Jaw Hinge Troubles
This piece explains how habits like yawning chewing pencils nail biting and night grinding can strain the temporomandibular joint causing pain clicking and headaches. It cites a young man taking up Aikido who developed jaw pain from clenching during practice and improved after stopping. Pipe smokers are advised to get stems adjusted by a dentist.
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Alaska
Tiis
How's Your IQ How To Score Base On 100 Questions
The text outlines a 10 day quiz with daily scoring by correct answers and treats a 9–10 as Memory Genius 7–8 Very Superior 5–6 Excellent 4 Good. It lists 10 questions including trivia on Aztecs Mayans Incas and WW II terms, plus factual checks about frost ripening persimmons and San Francisco's geography.
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Peru
Dover
Red Grange
San Fransico
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