Winchester Evening Star subscription rates notice
National and local circulation details show the Winchester Evening Star rate card with pricing information and distribution notes. The notice lists managing editor Douglas B. O Connell and advertising contacts and includes the Nassau based agency Gallagher Delisser Inc. for subscription handling.
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Winchester
Nat'l
Rep
Gallagher~Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Protective Masks Available From Two Firms
Reader questions on where to buy the washable heated mask by Carmen Commodities Corp in Chicago and the disposable fiber mask by Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co in J. Paul, Minnesota. Local dealers can order.
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Carmen Commodities Corp
W. Peterson Ave
Chicago
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
J. Paul
Minn
Naming Canada s Armed Forces Royal Canadian Marines
A reader argues Canada should avoid renaming its unified forces as Royal Canadian Marines noting that traditional Marines are naval land force specialists. The piece surveys historical Marines from Greece Rome Britain and other nations and questions Canada s motive and practicality for a new label.
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Ottawa
Canada
Royal Canadian Marines
Britain
Navy Department
Admiralty
Argentina
Cambodia
France
Iran
Spain
Venezuela
Yugoslavia
Common Cold Costs and International Shipping Trends
The article notes that colds cause widespread absenteeism among students and workers, urging research into prevention. It also discusses Viet Nam war era shipping to North Vietnam, showing a drop from 34 to 13 ships per month in 1964–65 and skepticism about aid policies aligning with national interests.
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United States
Viet Nam
Castro
Cuba
Winchester Groups and Roster Updates in Local Notices
Sixty three men passed physical exams for membership in the Winchester Protective Service Force. W F Shipe of Middletown joined Phi Kappa Phi at Virginia Tech. Roland Snapp named president of the Pure-Bred Swine Breeders Student Club in Stephens City. The Historic City Four members sang at the Fraternal Order of Eagles initiation and banquet. White Hall Telephone Co officers were re-elected in Grimes. Winchester Boy Scouts defeated Middletown in a 41 to 25 basketball game at the Armory. Women's Civic League earned half the Empire theatre moving picture proceeds from An Affair of Three Nations screening.
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Roland Snapp
Stephens City
City
Eugene Russell
Robert Legge
Robert Snapp
Henry Keller
Order of Eagles
Armory
Winchester Boy Scouts
Middletown
Women’s Civic League
Moving Picture Show
Empire Theatre
Secret Service
George Washington Echoes in Daily Meditation
Earl L. Douglas reflects on Washington born 24 years ago and his mixed military record. The text argues Washington's true legacy lies in independence, leadership, and the presidency shaping governments worldwide, noting the cherry tree anecdote as folklore.
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George Washington
Sue Hass
Sam
Washington
Cherry Tree
Free States
Embittered Senate Viet Nam Probe Targets War Policy
William S. White portrays the Senate Foreign Relations Committee investigation into Viet Nam policy as unprecedented and partisan. He argues the panel has abandoned its duty to offer measured oversight, mutating into a blunt megaphone attacking the nation’s war rationale and the integrity of leaders.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tees
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Viet Nam
Senate
Senate Committee On
Dean Rusk
Robert McNamara
Letter on Morse Fulbright Viet Nam debate and Senate conduct
A Star reader condemns Senator Morse for his antiwar stance and accuses him of misguiding the public on Southeast Asia. The letter also defends Fulbright’s leadership and criticizes perceived bullying and haste in the Foreign Relations Committee inquiry.
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Senate Foreign Reelations Committee
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
United States
Southeast Asia
Communist Party of the U.S.A
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
Len Wayne Morse
Law must be obeyed says judge in subway strike clash
A New York Times-accurate critique notes Governor Rockefeller and Mayor Lindsay pressed for a modified Condon-Wadlin law after illegal subway and bus strikes. Supreme Court Justice Saypol urged penalties be enforced, warning officials that pay increases could trigger further strikes and urging compulsory arbitration as a remedy.
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New York
Rockfeller
Lindsay
New York City
Supreme Court
Irving H. Saypol
Rockefeller- Lindsay
Union Treasuries
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Phi Kappa Phi
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