Winchester Evening Star front page highlights February 16 1968
The 1968 Winchester Evening Star issues show the newspaper masthead and pricing details with the date February 16 1968. It lists staff positions including Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor and Douglas B. O'Connell as Managing Editor along with circulation and subscription rates for local and out of state readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Internal party strife shapes 1968 presidential outlook
The piece surveys Democratic and Republican rifts around President Johnson and party contenders including Wallace McCarthy Kennedy and Goldwater. It notes antiwar sentiment, fear of Wallace drawing votes, and Kennedy’s strategic caution as the 1972 horizon looms amid credibility questions and shifting loyalties.
Frederick County Farm Use Upgraded Gear Lacking
The Star Files notes farm production in Frederick County is strained by a shortage of heavy equipment to replace worn out machines. Lt. Orville Kiger, famed Suzy Q crew member, was decorated by Queen Wilhelmina along with other outfit members for their Far East service. The Northern Virginia Power Company leases the Bantz building on North Main Street, adjoining the county courthouse, to house its operations as George Haines moves marble stock back to E Cork Street. Once remodeled, the building will be the region’s largest office space within a 50 mile radius. Sarah Zane Fire Co. unveils a service flag honoring members serving in the armed forces.
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Orville Kiger
Far East
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Northern Virginia Power Company
Bantz
N. Main St
County Court House
George Haines
E. Cork St
Winchester
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Daily Meditation on God values effort over achievement
What God cares about is not our outward achievements but our daily efforts. Humble, ordinary people who continually strive to correct faults are moral heroes, enduring inner conflicts and disappointments while living with daily purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Red Chinese espionage network spans Europe and Pyongyang base
Henry J. Taylor asserts the Pueblo affair is controlled by Red China using North Korean stooges. He describes the Teh Wu section operating from a Pyongyang mansion with a European covert network of at least 320 nationals, including 26 high officials, under KGB guidance led by Yuri Andropov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
Stooges
Teh Wu
Peking
Hai-Wai-Tiao
Pyongyang
Europe
Bern
Switzerland
Mao
Far East
Red Chinese
France
Italy
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Kremlin
Soviet State Security Committee
KGB
Komitet Gosudarst
Vennoi Bezopasnosti
Hangman
Yuri V. Andropov
Pyongyand
Communist Party
Central Committee
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Serafim N. Lyalin
Pueblo
Pushkino
Moscow
North Korea
Nikolai Korovin
Rodin
Moscow-Peking
Washington
U.S.S.R
Vietnam
It Costs Too Much to Become a Millionaire
Hal Boyle argues the American dream favors fame over wealth and most self made millionaires succeed through common sense and relentless focus rather than special genius. He notes that high taxes exist but opportunities are ample and sacrifices accompany wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Heartless Cruelty Of Reds Revealed
A U S newspaper report condemns Viet Cong mass killings in Saigon and Banmethuot, detailing the February 5 letter from Formosa about the Leprosarium massacre and the 1962 Banmethuot raid. It cites Brig. Gen. Nguyen Ngoc Léan and highlights the cruelty as evidence the war harms civilians and missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nguyen Ngoc Léan
Saigon
Loan
South Vietnam
Formosa
Charles E. Netson
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Banmethuot
Archie Mitchell
Ardell Vietti
Mennonite Church
Dan Gerber
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on work ethic and money sense
A collection of witty barbs about office life, free love, and the pitfalls of finance. The piece riffs on payroll, construction profits, and scrutinizing government spending before pursuing wealth.
Mouthwash myths debunked by medical expert Wayne Brandstadt
Wayne Brandstadt explains mouthwash provides only temporary relief for bad breath and cannot cure underlying causes. He notes persistent BB stems from lungs, stomach, esophagus, sinuses, or dental disease and requires medical or dental treatment.
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Wayne Brandstadt
M.D
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Winchester Evening Star
Nat'l Rep
Bottinelli and Gallagher, Inc
East 41St St
New York
N.Y
W.va
Johnson
Alabama
Wallace
Eugene McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Viet Nam
White House
South
West
McCarthy
Bobby Kennedy
Johnsoner
Senapany
Mr. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
LBJ
Mark Hatfield
Hanoi
Roman Pucinski
D.ill
Chicago
Frederick County
Earl L. Douglas
Henry J. Taylor
Utter
Curbstone
Metropolitan Opera
Albert Schweitzer
Albert Einstein
Jonas Salk
Robert ‘Frost
Kuchins
Bykovo
City
Aerodynamic Institute
Vereyka River
Aleksandr M. Sakarovsky
Vasily Vv. Mosshechkov
U.S
New York Daily News
Antoly I. Lazarev
Lazarev
Mosshechkov
Pyongy and
Dzerzhinsky Square
Lubyanka
Lavrenti P. Beria
By David Lawrence
Bob Ziemer
Ruth Thompson
Ruth Wilting
Carolyn Griswold
Carolyn
Marie Ziemer
Betty Olsen
BY Phil Pastoret
Gwendolyn
Treasury Department
Joe
Brenda
Chuck
Mr. Big
U. S
I.Q
Utah
Dominion of Canada
Mexico
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