Winchester Evening Star Contact and Subscription Rates
The notice lists staff roles for the Winchester Evening Star and National Representatives. It provides subscription pricing by mail for in state and out of state readers with monthly and annual options and rates. The item also notes post office registration and second class matter status.
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Gally
Jack F. Davis
H. D. Koontz
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Cyprus Faces Prolonged Turmoil Amid Greek Turkish Frictions
The Cyprus dispute pits Greek and Turkish Cypriots in a long standing feud. Britain, Greece, and Turkey keep forces on the island as the potential for wider conflict looms while a buffer zone is debated to restore order.
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Cyprus
Turkey
Cypr
Island Na
Tion
Makarios
Greece
Federal job freeze seen as political lever more than economy
The piece argues a federal workforce freeze is mainly a political move to appeal to voters and Congress. It notes the president’s frugality narrative, his business background, and the mismatch between minor savings and broader budget pressures.
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Johnson
Congress
Costly Illegibility Prompts Backing for Legible Handwriting
An old editorial argues handwriting is dying as schooling in penmanship fades. It cites costs to the UB and estimates up to 70 million dollars, urging business and public to push for neater writing to reduce prices passed to consumers.
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France
Citizens Health Committee plans health unit with officer
The Star Files Years Ago 1938 reports a newly organized Citizens Health Committee led by Dr. Leon Slavin announced plans to establish a health unit with a full-time health officer as urged by Dr. L. M. Allen. Burr Powell Harrison announced his candidacy for the State Senate representing Winchester and Frederick Clarke Shenandoah counties.
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Citizens Health Committee
Leon Slavin
L. M. Allen
Burr Powell Harrison
State Senate
Winchester
Frederick, Clarke
Shenandoah
Virginia university reopenings and land surveys
Fifty years ago in 1913 Lewis Barton resumed his duties at the University of Virginia after spending the holiday season with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Thamas Cover. F L Harris who earlier opened the Harris Addition east of town has had surrounding land surveyed into lots facing Woodstock Lane.
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Lewis Barton
University of Virginia
Thamas Cover
F. L. Harris
Harris Addition
Woodstock Lane
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas on restoration and meekness
Earl L. Douglas presents a devotional urging spiritual restoration for the fallen. He cites the Good Samaritan as a model of compassionate aid and warns against harsh judgment. The piece extols God as love and light and calls believers to bear one another’s burdens with meekness.
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Good Samaritan
Predictions for Virginia Education in the Year 1964
The piece forecasts legislative funding for education, a separate Vocational-Technical State Board, and expanded programs. It predicts reduced dropouts, national salary trends, and studies on reading and class size. It also envisions more local experimentation, stronger PTA, and expanded college facilities in Virginia.
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State Board of Education
Virginia
Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers
Eds Caldwell
WEA
Joe Ventela
Johnsons Dilemma and the Crows Guarding Our Corn
Henry J. Taylor argues that President Johnson faces a persistent fiscal trap where spending, debt, and tax structures drain incomes. He criticizes Dillon and White House advisers for proposing more borrowing and higher deficits while urging a hard cut in government costs to restore solvency and deter aggression. The piece warns that entrenched waste keeps the same problems alive.
Christmas Is Happy Time and Other Odd Notes
HAL BOYLE notes Christmas lifts the spirit with fewer personal crises than other months. Miscellany includes hosiery wear, beauty shop hours, auto ownership stats, hippo meat taste, weed vs plant tips, mistletoe lore, wrinkle myths, English and French customs, sun exposure advice, and a quip about honeymoon timing.
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New York
Santa Claus
Brightening Outlook on Mongolism Victims and Causes
Wayne Brandstadt surveys Mongolism or Down syndrome, noting signs at birth, prevalence by maternal age, and nonreversible causes. Advances in antibiotics and care have extended lifespans into adulthood. The piece also includes Q and A on Waterhouse-Friderichsen and a mixed “How To Score” game section.
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Virginia Education Assn
Henry J. Taylor
Coach Johnson
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Washington
Seth Mississippi River
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Aries
Senate Finance Committee
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Walter W. Heller
Kermit Gordon
Theodore C. Sorensen
David E. Bell
B Belle
Dogpatch
Winston Churchill
Hal Boyle
U.S
Romania
Soviet Union
United States
Commercia
Robert Q. Lewis
America
Herbert Hoover
By Wayne Brandstadt
Perio
Great Britain
John F. Kenee
Semai
Confederate States of America
Istanbul
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