Winchester Evening Star Daily Reader Details
The snippet lists staff roles and publishing details for the Winchester Evening Star, including the News Editor Eugene P. Miller and Executive Editor Jack F. Davis, with the paper's postal and subscription information and the Gallagher-Delisser address in New York City.
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Winchester
Nat'l, Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
The Longhorn Revival and East European Economic Strains
An analysis contrasts Comecon’s economic pressures and East Germany under Soviet control with a Texas spotlight on preserving the longhorn cattle. It notes the Apel memorandum and East German industrial disparities, then traces Earl Drummond’s 1917 rescue of the breed from near extinction to its current revival as a symbol of American Southwest heritage.
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NATO
Comecon
European Economic Community
Kremlin
Moscow
Russia
Europe
East Germany
Stalin
Apel
East Bern
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Soviet Union
West Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Oklahoma
Earl Drummond
Wichita Wildlife Refuge
Southwest
Texas
Mexico
Drummond
U.S. Forest Service
Great Dry Ranges
Irony of WWII alliances as Germany rises again in 1966
Henry J. Taylor argues history repeats with postwar rhetoric. He notes Germany’s rearmament and the revived submarine fleet, citing Jane's Fighting Ships 1966 and Germany Italy Japan as future military partners for the U.S. era alignment.
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Germany
Krupps
Baron
Kaiser
Hitler
Russia
China
Italy
Japan
Jane’s
Bible of the World
London
Bundesmarine
United States
Krupp family eyes New York stock listing amid postwar expansion
In a wide ranging column, the Krupp family leader Alfred Krupp and heirs are poised to offer stock on the New York Stock Exchange after reclaiming control of key units and expanding eastward. The piece recalls wartime labor use and nine year delays in Allied breakup orders, noting Krupp's revival and eye toward global capital.
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Krupps
Armaments
Edward Houdreemont
Hale
Essen
Alfred
Herr Krupp
Westfaelische Draht Industries
Russia
Red China
New York Stock Exchange
Virginia police power over federal rules raises Civil Rights concerns
A political column argues that Virginia purchases and supply officials, by enforcing HEW Civil Rights Act compliance on all state orders, effectively become a federal police arm. It contends such centralised compliance undermines state autonomy and risks creating a police state rather than a free republic.
Drowning Accident Near DeHaven Linked to Blind Horse
Luther Lewis of near Stephenson narrowly escaped drowning when crossing a high water Back Creek bridge near DeHaven. His horse and buggy were swept 100 yards downstream. the horse drowned as waters ran above normal levels. London faced an intense air raid as the war raged. Marriage news includes Miss Clyde Lee Ball of Baltimore wedding Francis J. Marshall Jr. in Washington. Julia Clowe wed Benjamin F. Davis in Winchester. holiday shopping and a well organized Christmas dance at Rouss Hall highlighted local life.
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Luther Lewis
Stephenson
Back Creek
DeHaven
London
Clyde Lee Ball
Baltimore
Francis J. Marshall, Jr
Julia Clowe
Henry W. Clowe
Benjamin F. Davis
N. Washington St
Winchester
Rouss Hall
Woodhull Baker
George Barrie
Genesis guidance on teen friction from daily meditation
Earl L. Douglas discusses parent teen conflicts dating to Genesis with Cain and Abel. He notes adolescence brings awakening and coordination changes, arguing grown adults would have avoided trouble, but God chose youth.
Our Man in Viet Nam Fights for Freedom in 1965
Hal Boyle names the American serviceman as Man of the Year for 1965. The plural force of about 175000 U.S. troops struggles through harsh climate, jungle warfare, and political debate as they adapt, endure, and aim to return home victorious.
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America
Viet Nam
U.S
Riley
Vet Nam
Southeast Asia
Pain Killer Innovations In Ever Widening Use
Wayne Brandstadt MD reports on new approaches to chronic pain from cancer and other conditions. French probes cool targeted areas to 40 F to numb nerves. if effective, current reverses to destroy fibers. Massachusetts General Hospital doctors develop a portable pain box delivering brain impulses. Harvard ultrasound targets spinal cord or brain areas to relieve persistent pain and some seizures. Techniques expand beyond research centers to treat phantom limb pain burns post shingles and behavioral disorders. Melanotic sarcoma skull treatment notes the disease often invades bone when surgery no longer curative.
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United States
France
Frank Ervin
Massachusetts General Hospital
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