Winchester Evening Star Classified Item and Rates
A jumble of names and contact numbers appears with rates and mailing details for the Winchester Evening Star. The fragment mentions Wabbiy a ponder, a $5,000 amount, and staff credits including JACK DAVIS and DOUGLAS B. O CONNELL among others, plus subscription rates and mailing notes.
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Wabbiy
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Nat'l
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New York
Iowa Supreme Court miscarriage of justice in custody ruling
Critics charge the Iowa Supreme Court set a dangerous precedent by removing Mark Painter from his father Harold Paimer for being Bohemian and likely intellectually stimulating. Paimer, now in California, seeks custody amid favorable welfare reports. advocates call the decision unjust and unwise.
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Iowa Supreme Court
Mark Painter
Iowa
Harold Paimer
California
California Social Welfare Department
Harold Stassen Seeks Pa Governor Nomination
Harold Stassen, long a perennial candidate, announces his bid for the Republican nomination for governor of Pennsylvania. He pledges to campaign on bringing peace in Vietnam, despite questions about how the policy would be enacted from Harrisburg.
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Stassen
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Viet Nam
Harrisburg
Earth Slows Down While Runners Race Ahead
The piece notes astronauts circling Earth at 17 000 mph and tourists crossing oceans at nine miles per minute, while the Earth itself slows by 1.6 milliseconds from March 1963 to October 1965. A Russian scientist offers no explanation but says there is nothing to fear as the world seems to cope with the change.
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Earth
O Sullian Rubber Co enjoys best January on record
The Star Files notes the best January in company history with strong defense orders for gas masks and flutter valves boosting earnings. Ben Belchic begins a third year as director of local Apple Blossom Festival fund drive. Greece reports warn of possible Nazi air activity over Greek ace. Extra precautions are taken for ships in the war zone. A Mt Williams two room school building is dedicated. An arc light is installed at the county hitching yard. H C Barrett buys Old Purcell farm for fruit and dairy use. UVA students raise 1000 for ambulance to France hospital corps.
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O’sullian Rubber Co
Ben Belchic
Novick Transfer Co
Greece
Mt. Williams
M. M. Lynch
East Water St
Purcell
Round Hill
Loudoun County
H. C. Barrett
University of Virginia
France
Seek Life's Nourishment in Daily Work
Earl L. Douglas urges finding God’s call in daily labor. Do what God asks you to do and you are a success, not only for ministers or leaders but for ordinary people. Seek life’s nourishment in your daily work and live each task with purpose.
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Antona Ae
American Destiny in Vietnam Explains Size and Terrain
Henry J. Taylor argues Americans lack knowledge of South and North Vietnam. He outlines geography, population, and control dynamics, noting Ho Chi Minh forces and Viet Cong routes via Laos, the Geneva accords, and the enduring clash of communism and democracy in the region.
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South Viet Nam
Oklahoma
Michigan
Republic
North Viet Nam
Saigon
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Mao
Annan Province
Viet Nam
New York State
Community thanks snow plow driver for helping funeral home
A Winchester funeral home thanked S G Burklite of Stephen City for clearing snow from the curb around Jones Funeral Home. He declined payment and promised to return if ice loosened, saying he drives for Snyder Bros for a late night run. The note expresses gratitude for considerate neighbors.
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Jones Feneral
Snyder Bros
We All Claim Distinction What Makes You You
HAL BOYLE writes on the human urge for individuality. He notes people seek a fact of distinction, shares personal oddities that define him, and asks readers what odd or ordinary moments have made them themselves.
CBS Bias and News Judgment Spar Over Vietnam Coverage
Column argues television fails to provide balanced rebuttal on Vietnam hearings. It contrasts CBS refusal to broadcast full dissent with Britain’s parliamentary replies and warns one sided TV coverage harms public understanding and support for the war. It cites Prov 11:1 and William Penn.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
No Easy Way Out for Overweight Readers
Questions and answers address dangers of appetite suppressants and weight loss drugs. Amphetamine based pills like Benzedrine Dexedrine Methedrine carry risks including restlessness insomnia nervousness and habit forming potential. Other remedies such as thyroid extract or combinations like Desoxyn Ambar also pose heart liver or nervous system risks and require medical supervision.
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