Winchester Evening Star front page details 1965 issue
The notice lists staff roles for editor and manager, advertising and circulation contacts, and postal details. It shows subscription rates and mailing info for the Winchester Evening Star dated Friday December 17 1965. It notes distribution outside Virginia and West Virginia and provides pricing: one year ten dollars, six months six dollars, one month one dollar ten cents.
Latin Terrorism and Maritime Reform Debate
The article discusses the FALN terror group in Latin America, its limited troop strength but persistent subversion, and U.S. and British oil target bombings. It notes government efforts, lack of popular support, and Maoist influence. It also covers Merchant Marine Task Force critiques and disputes over ship fleet policy and bureaucratic efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Forces of National Liberation
FALN
Venezuela
U.S
Merchant Marine Task Force
United States
Virginia Delegation Presents Wedding Gift to Wilson
The Virginia delegation planned to present a handsome gift to President Wilson and his fiancée Mrs Norman Galt. The report also notes the Belgian relief ship Levenpool was mined near New York with 6540 tons of lard and bacon aboard. Fire Chief J W Sibert spoke to Stephens City residents on fire protection.
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Virginia
Congress
Wilson
Norman Galt
Levenpool
New York
J. W. Sibert
Stephens City
Resolving Extremism Draws Battle Between Parties
A column critiques GOP and Democratic efforts to condemn extremists, arguing definitions are fluid and political labels shift over time. It notes a Republican Coordinating Committee meeting endorsing Ray C. Bliss and urging resistance to radical groups that seek to distort American freedom and constitutional government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Coordinating Committee
Ray C. Bliss
Republican Party
Ameri
Extremists and free speech in American politics debated
A physician columnist argues for study of extremist thought and the limits of free speech while discussing the role of groups labeled extremists. He notes classrooms and teach-ins as possible forums and questions why moderates defend pacifists yet condemn left and right wing zeal. The piece also covers medical Q and A about heart defects and Metamucil uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americans For Democratic Action
Democratic Party
Letters to the Editor Highlight Gratitude and Dooley Appeal
The Star thanks Russ Potts for his coverage of 1965 James Wood football and the athletic program. A Dooley Foundation event at the New York Hilton awards Bob Hope and Dean Rusk, with focus on unseen contributors.
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the Star
James Wood
Russ Potts
The
Star
New York Hilton
Grand Ballroom
Thomas A. Dooley Foundation
Bob Hope
Dean Rusk
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