Winchester Evening Star masthead and staff credits
The Winchester Evening Star lists Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor Eugene P. Miller as News Editor and Douglas B. O Connell as Second Class postpaid at Winchester Virginia address details and subscription contact information for business and national representation.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Nat’l
Rep
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East 44Th St
New Yor
Medical Advances Through Computers Forecast by 1975
Dr C C Cutting of Oakland predicts medicine by 1975 will rely on computer driven analysis and multiple tests from single samples. An experimental program with 5 000 participants aims to keep people well by rapid, automated diagnostics and physician interaction aided by machines.
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U.S
C. C. Cutting
Oakland
Calif
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Cutting
Vietnam War Dilemma Facing U S In 1966 Budget
The piece argues that a possible ceasefire would let Viet Nam dominate U S policy in 1966 while ongoing fighting would force higher military and economic costs. It weighs tax rises versus cutting domestic programs and warns such choices risk inflation and unbalanced budgets.
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Viet Nam
United States
Washington
U.S
Congress
Mr. Johnson
Virginia Population and Local Notes From The Star Files
The Star Files reports Virginia population at 2 677 773 with 12 005 in Winchester and 14 008 in Frederick County. A daylight raid over northwestern France by British bombers protected by fighters targeted airfields and installations. Clarke County treasurer W A Bradford served from 1895 to 1935 and was a Bank of Clarke County director for 40 years. Byrd Steck depart for Richmond for the General Assembly opening. Gooney Manor Cooper Co bought machinery for grinding a green silicate stone near Front Royal.
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Virginia
Winchester
Frederick
France
W. A. Bradford
Clarke County
Bank of
Gooney Manor Cooper Co
Front Royal
Daily Meditation on Politics and Honest Politicians
Earl L. Douglas argues that honesty and patriotism are essential in government. He asserts there are honest politicians in the majority and that political skill can aid public service if driven by integrity. He urges restraint in attacking politicians as individuals unless warranted.
Buses in Frederick County Public Schools Examined
A Frederick County transportation report details the 1964 65 bus system. It covers mileage 399,960 in the year, 45 buses and drivers 40 to 45 substitutes, 5,368 riders on buses, costs 102,229.85 with 61,128 funded by the state, and clarifies transportation policy under Virginia law including no mandatory charging of fares and shelter provisions.
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Virginia
America
Frederick County
Thomas Line
Humphrey’s Tokyo visit framed as tough diplomacy
Henry J. Taylor claims Humphrey pressed Japan to back U.S. aims in Southeast Asia. He notes Tokyo editors’ isolationist stances yet warns Japan's dependence on U.S. military and economy. The piece portrays Rostow’s talk cancellation, pro-Red student protests, and Japan’s role in global trade and defense.
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Asahi
Mainichi Shimbun
Japan Times
Times of London
Humphrey
Japan
United States
Tokyo
Average Girl Kisses 74 Lads Before Finding One She Marries
HAL BOYLE surveys quirks of modern life from romance to science. The piece notes a playful average of kisses before marriage, food production by farmers feeding many, body cell facts, Roosevelt song count, safety pace effects, Britain's share of world trade, a learning computer, tea bag origins, and dollar value versus effort.
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New York
U.S
Uncle Sam
Vision tests for preschoolers avert lifelong impairment
Wayne Brandstadt MD explains that 25 percent of preschool children have imperfect vision and early testing is urged by the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness. Lazy-eye, refractive errors, and muscle imbalance can cause double vision. signs include squinting, rubbing eyes, and holding objects close. Early treatment with exercises, prisms, or covering the strong eye can correct many defects. The article also notes leukemia can occur in children, with acute and chronic forms presenting differently and diagnosed by blood smear showing abnormal white cells.
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National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
How's Your IQ Based on 100 Questions Across 10 Days
Memory based IQ test with daily scoring ranges from memory genius to good. Includes a quiz on Molly Pitcher, ocean liner structure, Canadian capital, Big Dipper stars, 1215 Magna Carta, senator Hickenlooper’s state, purpose of the Armada, ermine classification, yellow hammer, and the longest bone in the human body.
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Dominion of
Canada
Jaqya
England
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
U.S
Senate
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