Winchester Evening Star Information Block Feature
The text lists editorial staff and contact numbers for the Winchester Evening Star including general manager executive editor and business manager. It notes publication schedule, postal class, address in Winchester Virginia, and a national representation address in New York. Subscription and business telephone numbers are provided.
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Winchester Evening Star A
Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
The Golden Rule of Life Is Moderation in All Things
The piece reflects on old eating ideals and modern health warnings. It cites Dr. Sackett and Dr. Taller and Vilhjalmur Stefansson while noting diet varies with climate age and health. It concludes that moderation remains the key guideline for all diets.
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American Medical Journal
Walter Sackett
Herman Taller
Knowledge and Training Reveal Hidden Treasures in Art Collecting
The piece explains how recognition of rare stamps paintings and chinaware stems from knowledge and hard work rather than luck. It traces collecting from Roman times to today and notes ongoing discoveries by those trained to spot value among countless works.
Bishop Pike’s Monologue Sparks Debate on Faith and Dishonesty
The piece lauds Bishop Pike for denouncing dishonesty among professed believers while criticizing his personal rancor and emotional rhetoric. It argues honest dialogue on religious differences can strengthen faith, but warns that his vendetta tone may mislead about the deep issues shaping Christendom’s future.
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Pike
Christendom
American bombers sink Jap carrier off Jolo
American bombers sink a Japanese carrier off Jolo boosting the tally to 40 Japanese warships sunk by U S military and naval action. Virginia installs its new governor and lieutenant governor in simple ceremonies aligned with wartime efficiency.
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Jolo
U.S
Virginia
Explosion at London munition factory shocks the area
Fifty years ago in 1917 London was rocked by a violent explosion at a munition factory drawing attention to wartime industry. The era noted calls for federal road aid while Hon. Robert M. Ward pressed the State Road Commission to designate the Northwestern Grade as a federal road with supporters H. F. Byrd and Major McIntire seeking improvements from Winchester to Washington via Millwood.
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London
Robert M. Ward
State Road Commission
H. F. Byrd
Major McIntire
Warrenton
Winchester
Washington
Millwood
Daily Meditation On Modern Music And Melody
Earl L. Douglas reflects on modern music and its devotees. He notes the clash between new sounds and melody and recalls how Bach, Beethoven, and Brahms faced early criticism, arguing melody remains central to most listeners. The piece hints at evolving taste but affirms melody's enduring appeal.
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Bach
Beethoven
Brahms
Menzies Warns Vietnam War Is Southeast Asia War
Sir Robert Menzies argues the conflict is a broader Southeast Asia war affecting Australia Japan and the Philippines. He criticizes the label Vietnam war as misleading and stresses a united free world response against Red expansion in Asia. He compares Communist strategy to chess and notes Moscow Beijing aim to threaten U.S. security from across the region.
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Charlottesville
Robert Menzies
Australia
Southeast Asia
Japan
Philippines
Pacific World
United States
Ferdinand Marecos
Washington
Johnson
Manila
France
de Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle
Robert
Sir Robert
Red China
U.S
Hitler
Free World
Europe
Austria
Poland
Korea
Tibet
Laos
Camelodia
Thailand
India
Indonesia
Vietnam
Red
Harrison Salisbury
New York Times
National Childbirth Trust Issues Fathers Guide to Jitters
Britain’s National Childbirth Trust releases a booklet advising expectant fathers on handling the jitters of parenthood. It urges men to take charge at home, inspect the car, test baby gear, share chores, join exercises, plan hospital trips, and give wives personal weekly allowances to bolster independence.
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London
Britain
National Childbirth Trust
World Almanac notes tallest living redwood
The World Almanac places the tallest living redwood on the east bank of Redwood Creek in Humboldt County California. The giant stands 367.8 feet tall and 44 feet in girth, with California and a small Oregon area the only places producing such trees.
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Redwood Creek
Humboldt County
Calif
The
World Almanac
California
Oregon
No Clear Path Seen For Grievances After Elections
The piece notes newly elected members scramble to find roles while veterans debate the November elections. It cites broad public ethics concerns, ongoing Vietnam war concerns, tax policies, and fears over government spending and inflation shaping the 1968 political landscape with Republicans hoping for gains and Democrats worried about midterm reactions.
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House
Senate
Vietnam
Doctor Answers Thyroid Questions and Pregnancy Concerns
Wayne Brandstadt M D explains nontoxic secondary hyperthyroidism and the risk of thyroid hormone overuse. He advises under medical supervision thyroid replacement when needed and cautions against indiscriminate use. He notes thyroid removal requires careful dosing and discusses X rays and fibroids in pregnancy.
How's Your IQ Memory Quiz ScoringTips
A compact IQ quiz from a vintage issue presents a 10 day plan with daily scoring by correct answers and page 2 answers. It includes ten true or false and fact questions about elements walls newspapers wars rivers cities insects dog breeds and more.
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