Winchester Evening Star notices and staff details
A dated 1965 Winchester Evening Star front page item lists staff roles including Managing Editor Jack F. Davis and General Manager Eugene Miller, with circulation and subscription rates. The newspaper details its serving area Winchester Virginia and national representation, plus contact lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Debts Owed to U S by Other Nations Reach 16.6 Billion
The United States held about 16.6 billion in debts owed by foreign governments at end of 1964, up 7 percent or 1.1 billion from the prior year. Britain leads with nearly 4 billion, followed by Japan 738 million and France 630 million, with much due in goods or nonconvertible currencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U.S
Washington
Uncle Sam
France
Netherlands
Mexico
London
Japan
Opulent Waste and the Silent Automatic Basket
A satirical jab critiques a new automatic waste basket that destroys waste rapidly. It mocks the notion that modern progress justifies excess and disposability, framing the device as a symbol of society obsessed with waste and convenience.
University students resume studies after break in 1940 Star files
The Star notes returning students including August Cahill Brad Beverley Paul Hunter Bruce Nelson Russell DeKalb Stewart O Rear Ralph and William Shafer Charles Harper Robert Harper and Stewart Bell at the University. Also reports January American Legion Auxiliary meeting hosted by Miss Frances Beverley and Ladies Aid Society hostess Mrs Edgar Nelson. The issue quotes the subway fire tragedy in New York with a dramatic description and front page sale ad for Jolliffe and Jolliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Cahill
Brad Beverley
Paul Hunter
Bruce Nelson
Russell DeKalb
Stewart O’rear
Ralph and
William Shafer
Charles Harper
Robert Harper
Stewart Bell
The
University of
American Legion Auxiliary
Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas
A meditation warns against excessive guilt over sins not committed and urges self examination. It reflects on sin as a reality yet cautions against self-condemnation and urges spiritual nourishment, prayer, cheer, and wholesome association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglas
Cash deficits for 16 years total 35 billion dollars
The piece argues the national cash budget shows a 16 year deficit near 35 billion dollars after offsetting surpluses, noting regular and Social Security outlays exceed cash income. It cites repeated forecast errors, rising state taxes, and defense spending as drivers while warning deficits and inflation threaten long term health.
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Congress
Fragmented verse on family life and daily routines
A jumble of lines describes a baby duty handling crying a girl in a living room imagining play spaces a family breakfast argument leading to someone being bawled out in an office and personal motivation to move forward through self care and beauty regimens
Shopping lists and language of the kitchen page
Hal Boyle notes modern supermarkets stock over 6000 items yet shoppers struggle to decipher lists and abbreviations. A misread line mdvpi sparks a comic exchange with her husband as household shorthand malfunctions and the search for missing items continues.
Brain Adaptibility Tool Aims to Help Retarded Children
A Philadelphia doctors group reports patterned movements aiding brain damaged children to crawl and creep. Four daily sessions help increase awareness and hand use with some children starting to talk and read by age three or four, challenging low expectations for development.
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Philadelphia
How's Yours Q How To Score Based On 100 Questions
A 10 day quiz outlines scoring by daily averages from 9 or 10 correct as Memory Genius to 4 as Good. Questions cover figures and facts from history science and geography. Includes queries on E William Henry federal agency Napoleon confinement swans Niagara Falls Washington DC Caesar Demitrius and linseed oil sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. William Henry
Napoleon Bonaparte
Niagara Falls
United States
Demitrius
Washington, D. C
Why Col Francis Pickens Miller Chosen for Winchester Mission
A letter questions the selection of Colonel Francis Pickens Miller as a speaker for the Winchester Annual Preaching Mission. The writer cites Miller’s past political associations with CFR linked groups and AFL CIO activities, arguing his liberal political stance conflicts with a religious event. The letter asks who invited him and why, given his political ties and opposition to Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Winchester
Francis Pickens Miller
Miller
World Council of Churches
AFL. Cio
Virginia
Committees On Foreign Relations
The
Council On Foreign Relations
For
Harry F. Byrd
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