Winchester Evening Star Advertising and Staff Notice
The Winchester Evening Star announces staff roles and contact channels including Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor, Robert F. Rose as Business Manager, Eugene P. Miller as News Editor, and Douglas B. O Connell as Managing Editor. Subscription rates and mailing options are listed for local and out of area residents.
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Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Asian nightmare and Mongolian buffer in Cold War chess
Rostovsky in Literary Gaz ette argues Mao aims to dominate Southeast Asia and Mongolia as a step to Russia’s Far East. He notes Mongolia’s keystone role, 1921 independence with Russian backing, 1966 Mongolian Soviet pact, and the risk of renewed Sino Soviet tension amid Ulan Bator and Lake Baykal proximity. Moscow backs Mongolia while Beijing seeks to end Vietnam war sooner.
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Literary Gazette
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Southeast Asia
China
Russia
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Mongolian Peoples Republic
Alaska
Ulan Bator
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Poland
Austria
Central Asia
Mao
Peking
Lake Baykal
U.S
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Asia
What Are We Bid Farm Auctions Upswing
Reports show farm auctions rising as farmers struggle to earn livings or families seek city life. The trend appears persistent as parents tire of farming and children move away, with no reversal in sight.
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America
Johnson Matures Under Burden of Office as Vietnam War Pressures Rise
President Johnson, nearing the end of his first term, grows philosophic about the presidency and burden of Vietnam policy. He remains steady amid liberal criticism at home and Republican opposition, determined to see the conflict through despite poll fluctuations.
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Johnson
Democratic Party
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Vietnam
Congress
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Allied Sledgehammer blows shake Axis fronts in WWI era
In Libya, Russia, and New Guinea Allied forces strike hard while U boats sink five Japanese vessels in the Pacific. The action unfolds as nations wage global war with decisive naval and ground moves. All seven ABC stores in Norfolk report liquor shortages amid wartime controls.
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Libya
Russia
New Guinea
Pacific Ocean
ABC
Norfolk
Byrd Urges Virginia Exemption From Fuel Admin Restrictions
Fifty years ago in 1918 H F Byrd recommended Virginia be exempted from drastic national fuel administration rules. The move would halt industrial activity for five days. In patriot spirit and in cooperation with the fuel administration the Elks closed their home and the Rouss Fire Co banquet was cancelled for the same reasons.
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H.F. Byrd
Virginia
National Fuel Administration
Fuel Administration
Elks
Rouss Fire Co
Calorie Hunger and Worldly Desires
The piece argues that humans crave calories over nutrients and raw desires for wealth power and pleasure often harm us. It likens this to the biblical original sin and cites Adam and Eve to illustrate a universal human tendency toward self harming longings amid work and appetite.
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Adam
Eve
Teen-Ager argues for staying in Vietnam and revoking draft dodgers
Ernest Marlow urges continued U.S. involvement in Vietnam arguing the war must be finished. He condemns draft dodging, praising patriotic action and proposing revoking citizenship for those who flee to Canada. He links early voting rights to the ability to fight and die for the country.
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U.S
Canada
Vietnam
Georgia
Arkansas
Grizzly bear growth figures from World Almanac
The World Almanac notes a fully grown grizzly weighs 800 to 1,000 pounds and spans about eight feet. Cubs are tiny at birth, blind and toothless, roughly the size of a squirrel, with only about 60 percent surviving the first 18 months.
Key to Peace Is in Moscow Says Analysis
Analysis argues Britain’s pullout shifts burden to the United States and Moscow. It warns that arms costs drive policy, urges new alliance structures, and calls for negotiations with Moscow and Peking to curb imperial ambitions and end Vietnam and other conflicts.
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Moscow
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Red China
Asia
Seato
West Germany
Israel
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Peking
Medical column on asthma questions and treatments
Dr. Wayne Brandstadt discusses asthma management including carotid body removal outcomes, intermittent positive pressure devices, and inhaled negative ions. He cautions against long-term Decadrone use, explains vaccine allergies, and answers common questions about sneezing, neuroma, and memory test scoring.
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