Winchester Evening Star masthead and contact details
The snippet provides the Winchester Evening Star masthead with editors and managers, postal notice, and subscription rates for various regions and durations. It lists Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor, Robert F. Rose as Business Manager, Eugene P. Miller as News Editor, and Douglas B. O'Connell as Managing Editor. It also notes mailing and circulation data and advertising contact numbers.
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Winchester Evening Star
Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Fractured Europe Foci of Flemish Walloon Autonomy Rises
The piece surveys European autonomist tensions from Belgium to Baltic states, noting Flemish and Walloon divides inside Belgium. It cites Belgian history, language politics, and a renewed Flemish push for autonomy amid debates over Brussels centralization and bilingual policy.
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Bellum
House of Commons
Edinburgh
France
Italy
Baltic States
Russia
Germany
Poland
Hungary
Moscow
Peking
Belgium
Gaul
Liege
Burgundy
Austria
Paris
Netherlands
Prussia
NATO
de Gaulle
Brussels
End of the Steam Era for American Railroads
The piece notes steam locomotives have nearly vanished from U S rails. Diesels run faster and dominate, though the first diesel appeared about 40 years ago. Oldtimers worry the diesel horn will never match the steam whistle’s charm for youngsters.
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America
Doctor Chester Riley Elected to Alpha Omega Alpha
Dr Chester Riley lieutenant in the U S Navy Reserves assigned to the medical corps 3333 receives notice of election to membership in Alpha Omega Alpha the national honorary medical fraternity Second Lt John Lloyd Martin USMC stationed at Quantico Private Harry Murphy somewhere in Australia Wayne Whitham in Miami Fla and Gordon Whitham in Garden City Kan serve in the USAF The House of Delegates in Richmond passes the bill transferring the Valley Turnpike from Winchester to Staunton to the state and fixes terms The Winchester Democratic Executive Committee nomina tes candidates for the common Council with expir ing terms in the first and second wards
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Chester Riley
U.S. Navy
Medical Corps
Navy
Alpha Omega Alpha
John Lloyd Martin
USMC
Quantico
Harry Murphy
Australia
Wayne Whitham
Miami
Fla
Gordon
Garden City
Kan
USAF
House of Delegates
Richmond
Winchester
Staunton
Democratic Executive Committee
Diversity and Difference Reflections on Equality and Creation
A meditation on diversity versus sameness noting unique fingerprints leaves and leaves across trees, and the Bible teaching equality before God yet vast differences. It argues God favors diversity and urges us to use and enjoy varied humanity.
Japan's fears and U S Vietnam stake in Asia
Henry J. Taylor argues that Japan's security relies on the United States and Vietnam policy shapes Tokyo's fears. He contends Fulbright and Kennedy misread Asia, ignoring China’s shadow on Japan and the need for an American-led anti communism in Southeast Asia.
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United States
Japan
Vietnam
Asia
China
Korea
Malaya
Indian Peninsula
Indonesia
Formosa
Philippines
Australia
Fulbright
Kennedy
Tibet
Laos
Cambodia
India
Thailand
Southeast Asia
U.S
Bobby Kennedy
Moscow
Peking
Robert Kennedy
After a Certain Age a Birthday Is Never a Bonanza
Hal Boyle notes birthday jokes that sting women over 29 and men over 39, with quips about aging, careers, health, and humor from coworkers. The piece closes by stating Norfolk Naval Station and Naval Air Station at Norfolk form the world’s largest naval installation.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Marge
Harry
Norfolk Naval Station
Naval Air Station At
Norfolk
Lindsayites push Rockefeller clash in G O P sparring
The Lindsay faction attacks Nelson Rockefeller amid GOP internal strife with Mayor Lindsay's liberals and Gov Romney joining in against Rockefeller over issues in New York City and a looming 1968 convention. A broader GOP platform hearing plan may force Rockefeller's public exposure and test his willingness to stay noncandidate. Greenville County ranks among the top in Virginia in peanut and cotton harvest.
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Washington
Repub
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Rockefeller
Gov
George Romney
Michigan
Lindsayites
Lindsay
National Guard
Romney
Richard Nixon
G.O.P
Greenville County
Virginia
Organ Transplants Grow Into Three Distinct Groups
Doctor explains three organ transplant groups with bones of knowledge on rejection and success rates. Ovaries and parathyroids show lowest rejection and need no suppressants while kidneys liver lungs adrenals and thyroid require agents. Skin remains highly rejected and is usually taken from patient. Examples include Louis Washkansky case showing heart can function post transplant.
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Marge
Harry
How's Your I Q Memory Quiz Questions
A quiz with ten questions testing general knowledge. It lists topics from political history to geography and sports, asking who succeeded to the presidency, state borders, blood flow, musical terms, wartime conferences, flag stripes, cargo terms, train speeds, boxing weights, and largest state area.
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Sakhalin
Kuriles
Russia
Crimea
U.S
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