Winchester Evening Star January 26 1965 front page listing
Daily newspaper header and masthead content dated Tuesday January 26 1965. Includes staff names General Manager and Executive Editor Jack F Davis and Managing Editor Eugene Miller with corporate address and subscription rate listings.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Botter Ae A
Winchester
Heston
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Ap Mater
Greatness in Our Time Churchill Tribute
A tribute to Sir Winston Churchill marks his death at age ninety, praising his leadership during World War II, his dedication to freedom, and his lasting impact on world history. The piece celebrates his courage, rhetoric, and steadfast resistance to tyranny, urging gratitude for the era he helped shape.
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Winston Churchill
Churchill
English Channel
Britain
Sir Winston
Markin
Winchester Junior Chamber names Standing Young Man of the Year
The Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce named C. Ridgely White as the Standing Young Man of the Year. An investigative committee reported Parliament that food prices in England rose about 20 percent since the war began, noting suffering among the poor as prices climbed and wages fell.
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Winchester Junior Chamber of Com
C. Ridgely White
Parliament
England
Losing life and finding it in service to others
A fragmentary meditation notes a man who renounces selfish ambition and centers his life on others. As a result he discovers a stronger, clearer purpose and writes with newfound power. The passage reflects a Biblical insight about losing life to find it.
Churchill's Words Live On His World Impact
A tribute outlines Winston Churchill as a master of speech and writing. It highlights his self reliance, wartime leadership, warnings against socialism, and reflections on fate. The piece notes his 1952 claim of possible error and his stance on nuclear policy and the gathering storm before World War II.
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Winston Churchill
Ashington
Winston
Woodrow Wil
House of Commons
Britain
Free World
More Than 23 Million Teens By 1965 In U S
HAL BOYLE notes 800000 Americans became teenagers in 1964, lifting the teen population to over 23 million. He cites varied items from a Florida jail offense for unmarried girls parachuting to a bank alarm tale and a 1965 household debt figure, plus Congress's first NYC session and other assorted trivia.
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Florida
Sukarno Loses U N Walkout as Indonesia Withdraws
President Sukarno pulls Indonesia from the United Nations amid Malaysia’s Security Council admission. Western powers and the Soviet Union respond with restrained support as Indonesia stands outside the UN, while the United States signals a firm stance and maturity in handling the crisis.
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Washington
United Nations
Indonesia
Sukarno
U.S
U.N
Soviet Union
Malaysia
Britain
U.N. Security, Council
States
United States
Billy den
Uncle Sam
Angel
Belgium
Congo
What and How of Disphragmatic Hernia
Medical guidance on diaphragmatic hernia explains when surgery is indicated, definitions of hernia, incarceration, and strangulation, and notes that without complications operation should not be delayed if symptoms are mild and imaging shows easy sliding.
How to Score Your Daily Memory Quiz
An old quiz guide outlines scoring for a 10 day test with daily results. It explains memory ratings from Memory Genius to Excellent and directs readers to page two for answers. The sample questions ask which is heavier copper or steel, earliest measurements related to what, Churchill Downs location, and a multiple choice about large dollar bills around the world.
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House of Commons
Churchill Downs
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