Winchester Evening Star Classified Teletype Copy
The fragment lists newspaper masthead details for Winchester Evening Star including editors and rates. It mentions ESTABLISHED 1896 and subscription prices, with publication days and telephone numbers for staff.
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Winchester Evening Star
Swiss numbered accounts and higher education concerns
A survey notes Swiss secrecy laws limiting foreign account disclosure may shift with pressure from Jewish groups, while U.S. colleges plan campuses to meet rising enrollments. The Carnegie Foundation warns many new faculty will need doctoral degrees, risking undergraduate training as costs shift to taxpayers. Local officials report travel and meetings, and a regional bank distributes $35,000 in Christmas Savings Clubs.
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Switzerland
Goering
United States
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
The Mess and Progress of Building at Penn Station
The author condemns the noise and confusion around the Pennsylvania Station project in New York City arguing that building chaos harms daily life yet asserts eventual pride in the outcome. They contrast noisy demolition with enduring quiet of laboratories and libraries and predict a thrilling finish in a year or two.
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New York City
Near East
Medical Q and A on allergies and heart meds
A physician answers questions about allergic rhinitis its causes and relief options. He explains Rauwolfia derived tranquilizers and nitrates for angina, portal shunts for variceal bleeding in cirrhosis, and pentritol use and habit concerns.
Bitter GOP split looms over national chairman issue
Washington analysis says the Denver governors’ statement seeks broad inclusive policy but masks a deeper rift in the Republican Party. The piece argues removal of Dean Burch is not the core but ending bitterness among voters who backed Goldwater and maintaining unity ahead of the next election. It cautions moderates align with Democrats on centralized government and urges a consensus to win votes.
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Denver
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Republican Party
Barry Goldwater
Dean Burch
Johnson
Senate
House
Democratic Party
Automobile Explosion Outdistances Population Boom in Mail Column
HAL BOYLE notes the American car craze outpacing population growth with 77 percent of men and 46.5 percent of women licensed. He hawks trivia on money copper calories and peculiar vintage facts, closing with Maurice Chevalier on age and comfort.
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America
U.S
Barry Wichmann: A Tale of Talent and Perseverance
A former James Wood student recalls Barry Wichmann's early struggles and eventual rise to recognition. The letter praises his intellect, writing ability, and leadership, noting how encouragement helped him overcome social hurdles. Winchester and Frederick County should be proud of his potential.
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Barry
James Wood
Handley High School
Wood Post
Winchester
Frederick
Philip W. Haymaker
Clearbrook
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