Winchester Evening Star presents regional news and staff listings
The Winchester Evening Star lists staff including Eugene Miller News Editor and Jack F. Davis General Manager. It notes subscription rates and mailing details for Winchester Virginia with distribution figures and ad contacts.
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Eugene P. Miller
Jack F. Davis
Civil Service Traces Growth and Welfare State Debate
The article defends the Civil Service Act as merit based and taxpayer oriented, noting civilian efficiency under civil service leadership. It contrasts with patronage while highlighting 1965 party finance reports showing Democrats pulling major donations over $100 and Republicans rely on many smaller gifts, totaling millions.
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United States
Civil Service Commission
John W. Macy, Jr
Best Dressed Democracy Honors in 1965 List
The international list ranks the wife of a Columbia law student as number one. A Brooklyn thrift shopper turned actress Barbra Streisand is noted for not being on the list until she became famous. The piece mocks access to fashion among Americans with a $29.98 Sunday best.
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Brooklyn
William Paley
Fashion Hall of Fame
Apple growers push for one dollar minimum price per bushel
The Star Files notes Appalachian apple growers seek a $1 per bushel minimum. Clarke County Farmers' Cooperative reported selling 5 598.8 tons of marl for a profit of 1 386.51 in a nine month period ending December. Directors include J Wilmer Carpenter and Clifton Price.
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Appalachian
Clarke County
There Is God There Is No Obstacle to Him
A seminary student destined for ministry discovers total blindness during study and faces despair. A fellow student urges faith, insisting God can use him still. The meditation ends with the conviction that no obstacle is insurmountable with religious faith and divine help.
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God
Tranquilizers, U S. habits and odd facts in a mailbag
A miscellany of quotes and stats on everyday life. One in twelve Americans take tranquilizers, $70 million yearly on sleeping pills, and doctors advise brisk walks as a calmer, cheaper alternative. The column also notes curious trivia from dentistry to Roman lore.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Lord weighs heart not looks in Samuel selection
Fragmentary quote from the Bible cites 1 Samuel 16 7 about God preferring the heart over outward appearance. The text then makes a claim about the world being governed by appearances and mentions Daniel Was and the number nine with a stray symbol.
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Samuel
Daniel
Viet Logic and Politics Shape Vietnam War Outlook
Viet Logic and Politics argues that despite Johnson’s peace offensive, the U S faces political hurdles in escalating bombing or seeking a rapid end. It notes U S unpopularity at home, Moscow’s reluctance to widen war, and the potential for a U N backed armistice led by Soviet influence to drive a peace conference.
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United States
Vietnam
Peiping
Johnson
Hanoi
Saigon
South Korea
United Nations
Moscow
Emotional Disturbances in Babies and Morning Type Sleep
Wayne Brandstadt discusses how ulcerative colitis can trigger emotional disturbance in infants, defining emotion as a reaction to unpleasant experiences and noting symptoms are usually short. He also explains morning and evening personality types and offers simple relaxation techniques to improve sleep, emphasizing gradual muscle relaxation and breath control.
How's Your I Q Quiz Answers
Answer key questions about geography history science and language. Topics include the monarchy of Greece the author of the Fourteen Points backbone versus without a backbone and the Appomattox surrender with true false and category choices.
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C.la
John Fox
Eecenee Coos
Barbs and lessons in dignity and forgiveness
New Yorkers faced a transit strike mood with focus on small acts of courtesy and family support. The piece contrasts pride with forgiveness and highlights parents helping with homework as a sentiment in daily life.
Indira Gandhi's Rise Sparks Global Interest and Speculation
A Washington assessment notes the world holds its breath as Indira Gandhi becomes India’s prime minister. It compares her to historical figures, recalls Shastri’s pragmatic ties with the West, and weighs how Nehru’s daughter-in-law may shape regional and global politics amid postwar tensions and China- Vietnam issues.
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India
Indira Gandhi
Queen Victoria
Imperial
Britain
Mrs. Gandhi
Lal Bahadur Shastri
West
Shastri
Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
Pakistan
Viet Nam
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