Winchester Evening Star Classifieds Summary
The notice appears as a partial newspaper masthead listing staff names and contact numbers for Winchester Evening Star. It includes roles General Manager Executive Editor J D Koontz Business Manager Eugene Miller Managing Editor and a post office mailing detail with national reps Gallagher Delisser Inc New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack F. Davis
J. D. Koontz
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Ational
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Artificial Prices Causing Red Headaches in Soviet Planning
The piece argues Khrushchev’s artificial price system under Kremlin planning distorts internal and external value, hindering agriculture and industry. It contrasts Soviet centralized pricing with Western market forces where prices guide production and consumer choice, noting shortages and inefficiencies across fertilizer, textiles, tractors, and consumer goods.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Airfare War Looms as TCA Cuts Transatlantic Fares
Trans-Canada Airlines joins other carriers in slashing Atlantic round trip economy fares from 507.50 to 299.50 with $491-TCA during peak season. The move, taken ahead of Nassau talks and without full IATA consensus, could spark a global price war in air travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Air Transport Association
Trans-Canada Airlines
TCA
Montreal
London
India’s Nehru Health Watched by U.S. Officials
US government circles monitor Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru’s condition as India faces potential leadership Change. Officials fear an interregnum could trigger instability and risk allowing communism to gain a foothold in Asia.
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India
Jawaharlal Nehru
U.S
Nehru
United States
Asia
Demand for Hitler’s Mein Kampf Strains Libraries
The Star Files notes heavy demand for Hitler’s Mein Kampf at libraries nationwide. Sheriff John Bywaters to seek reelection opposing Raymond Bayliss, who has announced his candidacy.
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Hitler
John Bywaters
Raymond Bayliss
Bids Opened for City Hall Auditorium Lease in 1913
Common Council reviewed bids for a one year lease of City Hall Auditorium for plays and films. Fred Mayers offered 1625, Habie Brothers 1300, and Emmet L. Henry 1530 for full year or 1100 for 125 nights. Bids sent to committee. Edith Graham Sigafeose wed Newton Ernest Thompson in Manila. Willie McGuire hosted a large card party for two new brides Mrs. Lewis M. Allen and Mrs. Harry Flood Byrd. Bridge games continued into the evening with supper.
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Common Council
City Hall
Fred Mayers
Washington
Habie Brothers
Winchester
Emmet L. Henry
Edith Graham Sigafeose
Newton Ernest Thompson
Manilla
Willie McGuire
Lewis M. Allen
Harry Flood Byrd
Astronomer claims galaxy explosion distant two hundred million light years
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas notes astronomers announced a galaxy explosion two hundred million light years away. The piece mulls vast distances and cosmic scale, references Psalm 19 1 and ends with a personal exclamation and plea for faith.
Johnson inherits Panama mess rooted in Roosevelt era
President Johnson inherits a Panama issue dating back to 1903. The oil of U S action in the Canal Zone stems from Theodore Roosevelt’s 1903 revolt support and 1908 Panama separation, yielding a long legacy affecting Latin American relations and zone control.
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Washington
Johnson
Theodore Roosevelt
Canal Zone
Panama
Colombia
How's Your I Q Memory Quiz And Latin American Policy
A vintage quiz format tests IQ with 100 questions and day by day scoring. It shifts to a discussion of U S policy in Latin America, citing Roosevelt corollary, Panama Canal disputes, Panamanian president Roberto Chiari, and rising nationalism shaping relations.
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United States
Roosevelt
United
Average Person Speaks 25000 Words Daily But Teen Talk Excluded
HAL Boyle notes that the typical person talks about 25000 words per day and telephone chatter of teens is excluded. He cites other curios and quotes including parakeet feeding, Irish eaters, calories, memory limits, and Oscar Wilde observation about advice.
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United Nations
Plan for cheaper credit to help home buyers gains attention
A proposed FHA backed open end mortgage plan would allow homeowners to borrow more against existing loans after paying down. Insured expanded loans aim to ease financing for appliances, cars, medical costs, or vacations, with potential inflation and foreclosure risks noted by supporters and opponents.
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Washington
NEA
Daniel
Pine
Johnson
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Nonserious heart trouble and eye issues addressed
Reader asks about paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia and remedies. Expert explains fast heart beats up to 160 bpm are tachycardia, often harmless, with cures including eye pressure, carotid pressure, guenethidine, cardioverter, or sympathetic nerve surgery rarely. Nearsightedness is due to elongated eyeball, worsens in some cases but mostly stabilizes. corrective lenses are main treatment. Additional note covers retrolental fibroplasia from premature birth and limited vision improvements with contact lenses. includes a biblical quote and poet Owen Meredith.
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Winchester Evening Star
Trans-Canada Air Lines
Nassau
Earl L. Douglas
Finis
By James Marlow
Atlantic
Pacific
Republic
Republic of Panama
Latin America
I.Q
South America
Africa
U. S
Union
Hubert Herring
Canal
Hal Boyle
New York
Japan
Hungary
Denmark
Sweden
Jean de la Bruyere
East Germany
American Humane Association
Oscar Wilde
BY Ray Cromley
John Smith
Smith
Wen
By Wayne Brandstadt
Luke
Owen Meredith
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