Winchester Evening Star staff and contact details
Winchester Evening Star header lists staff roles including General Manager and Executive Editor Wack Fp Davis News Editor Eugene P Miller Managing Editor Douglas B O Connell and production details. It notes second class postage paid at Winchester Virginia and a New York mailing address for Gallagher Delisser Inc with subscription rates listed.
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Wack FP. Davis
Winchester
Mat’l
Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Population Density Compare Shows Vast Space In U S
The article argues America is not near crowding despite talk of growth. It contrasts U S density with the Netherlands Belgium and Japan and projects future needs to reach 2.6 billion Americans to feel crowded. It notes Soviet Russia at 24 per square mile, far below U S density.
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America
Netherlands
Belgium
Japan
Washington
United States
U.S
India
China
Soviet Russia
Germany faces leisure culture amid booming economy and 128 day off
The West German boom rests on a understaffed workforce with 128 days off per year and 19 paid vacation days. Chancellor Erhard condemns the trend toward ease and warns that loafing may become habitual. He notes a potential extension of the 40 hour week provoking union opposition. Watching Germany offers a cautionary parallel to the US.
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West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Cigarette Consumption Rises Despite Surgeon General Warning
The Agriculture Department reports a record 532 billion cigarettes smoked in 1965, up 8 billion from 1963's peak, with 1966 consumption expected to rise further despite warnings.
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Agriculture Department
Britons Press On Into Liba While Germans Raid By Day
The report notes Britons push into Liba as daylight raids continue by German forces. Howard Hart is elected captain of South End Fire Co succeeding J. P. Sheetz. Elwood J. Ward resigns from Winchester Police to join DuPont Co as company policeman. A university project at Blandy Farm in Clarke County is approved. Major troop build up signals invasion of Macedonia. A fire destroys the store building, Baltimore and Ohio station, and the post office at Wadesville. Joseph Spillman re-elected captain of Friendship Fire Co. Edna Barnhart of Greensburg Pa named Latin German teacher at John Kerr High School.
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Howard Hart
South End Fire Co
J. P. Sheetz
Elwood J. Ward
Winchester
DuPont Co
University
Blandy Farm
County
Macedonia
Baltimore and Ohio
Wadesville
Clarke County
Joseph Spillman
Friendship Fire Co
Edna Barnhart
Greensburg
W. H. Carter
John Kerr High School
Daily Meditation on expanding colleges for all at public cost
Earl L. Dougles envisions establishing colleges in every area to enable young people to pursue education at public expense while preserving independent colleges. He notes high schools and prep schools both have roles and urges access for all who meet academic requirements.
Are You A Snob Or Just The World Itself
HAL BOYLE asks if you are a snob by listing common snob traits and behaviors. The piece suggests snobbery is a human flaw and notes many claim not to be snobs while displaying signs. It closes with the aphorism it takes one to tell.
Price fixing by government and steel industry marked turning point
A Washington analysis argues that open price fixing by U S Steel Bethlehem Inland Steel, with government approval, signals a new era in economic policy. It notes coordinated hikes and rescissions across companies as officials monitor and urge alignment with national interests.
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Washington
United States
White House
U.S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Inland Steel
Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel
Moyers
Johnson
U.S. Steel
U.S
Colorado Fuel and Iron Corp
Chicago
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions 10 Day Challenge
A reader quiz offers daily scoring from 9 to 10 correct answers classed as Memory Genius down to 4 correct as Good. Page two provides the answers. Questions cover geography such as Egypt size, units of measure, deserts, rivers, laws, and evolution theory indicating a light test of knowledge.
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Egypt
Texas
Arizona
Southwest
Amazon
Burma
Korea
South America
Bell's palsy recovery and eye protection guidance
Medical Q A outlines that about 80 percent recover fully in 4 to 12 weeks, recommends early Cortisone treatment within three days to reduce facial nerve swelling, and notes possible decompression surgery if needed. It advises protecting the affected eye with a shield and soothing drops.
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Bell
Timely quotes on deaths and divine questions in the era
The piece notes humor in the search for who killed Jesus while the world shifts to bigger issues. It mentions Bardot and a remark about plane travel, contrasting sacred debates with modern concerns in New York.
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Ne. Bardot
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes
Essayist Walter C. Parkes offers satirical lines critiquing nonconformists and social pretensions in a terse prose piece. The brief column reflects a sharp, wry voice typical of early 20th century newspaper humor.
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Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Ableshed
W. Va
Loudoun St
Old Taylor Hotel
Courtéay of
G. G. Baker
Erhard
Liba
Earl L. Dougles
Hal Boyle
New York
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By David Lawrence
United Press International
U.S. Steel Corporation Today
Joseph L. Block
Inland Steel Co. Board
United States Steel
E. D. Bickford
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Phillips Brooks
I.Q
Jesus Christ
Berry's
NIA, the
Walter C. Parkes
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