Winchester Evening Star Masthead Note
The Winchester Evening Star details its circulation and staff roles with addresses and contact numbers for the publication. It lists editors including Jack F. Davis Eugene P. Miller and Douglas B. O Connell and notes national representation Gallagher Delisser Inc in New York. The paper operates as a daily except Sunday newspaper based in Winchester Virginia.
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Winchester Evening Star
Eugene P. Miller
Winchester
Nat'l
Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Mars Next Objective After Moon, NAS Endorses
Space scientists foresee Mars as the next target after the moon with the NAS endorsing Mars for its Earthlike features. Project Voyager aims for an unmanned Mars survey in 1971 while Venus and Jupiter receive renewed attention for possible life and primordial materials.
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Space Science Board
The
National Academy of Sciences
Mars
Earth
Moon
Voyager
Office of Space Science and Application
NASA
Space
Venus
Vensus
Jupiter
Castro Seeks U S Aid Amid Campus Crisis at Havana U
The Cuban government asks the United Nations Development Program for 2 million to fix Havana University after mass departures. The U S opposes the grant, saying it should not aid a regime blamed for creating the chaos. The UN weighs the request as part of a larger 150 million budget. If approved, U S funding would cover about 40 percent.
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Old Havana U
Castro
Havana U
Stinker
United Nations Development Program
United States
Havana University
Back Creek trout stocking and wartime Allied action reported
The Star Files notes Back Creek in Frederick County stocked with trout from a mile above the Rock Enon Run dam. Reports of a British raid on Elbasani in Albania and Greek counterattacks north of Klisura are recorded alongside town events. A Clarke County mass meeting urged a new Junior High School building. Matthew Ebersole injured when his buggy collided with Castleman's stage. Marines from French British Russian and Italian warships occupy the Greek fort at Karabar in the first allied land move, causing great excitement.
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Back Creek
Frederick County
Rock Enon Run
Italy
Elbasani
Klisura
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Karabar
PAY UP AND SHUT UP A Douglas meditation
Earl L. Douglas argues that paying taxes sustains government and defends free enterprise. He contrasts capitalism with communism, praising the privileges of North American life in the mid 20th century and urging citizens to accept taxes without complaint. He condemns calls for easier options and urges stoic acceptance of government benefits.
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Reed
Alfred E. Smith
United States
Canada
Middle Age Is Getting Popular
HAL BOYLE reflects on middle age as the new trend noting the shared quirks of aging. The piece lists signs of being middle aged from appetite changes to sleep patterns and retirement planning, with a humorous tone about life after youth.
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New York
Budget a Political Weapon and the Johnson Forecast
A column argues presidential budget forecasts are political tools. It notes past errors in receipts and outlays, explores the claim of an $11 billion rise in 1967 receipts and a near balance, and discusses how timing and accounting tricks shape the perceived budget health.
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Washington
United States
Johnson
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes
A fragmentary note from the column titled Barbs by Walter C Parkes references a dream of a flower arden and urges fishermen to keep tall tales brief amid a mention of the annual Britain US event.
Skin Cancer Types and Warning Signs on the Nose
The most common skin cancer forms on the nose begin as a small painless ulcer that enlarges slowly and forms a scab, eventually persisting. Malignant melanoma can arise from pigmented moles, so any mole that enlarges or darkens should be checked by a doctor.
Quote about truth and freedom from John 8 32 and Frederick the Great
A reflective note cites John 8 32 about knowing the truth making free and Louis Frederick the Great praising the pursuit of new truths and shedding old prejudices in a historical voice. The fragment links religious insight with Enlightenment ideas.
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Frederick the Great
Prussia
Fish Smell Sense Relies on Leaflike Olfactory Organs
Fish depend heavily on smell with large leaflike olfactory structures and strong brain lobes and nerves that enhance their sense of smell.
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Jack F. Davis
Douglas B. O'Connell
U.S
Shades of Susan
Federation of Swiss Women
Switzerland
Matthew Ebersole
Castleman
Earl L. Douglas
Loudoun St
Boscawen St
G. G. Baker
Hal Boyle
Tahiti
By David Lawrence
United States Treasury
Peter
Paul
I.Q
Senate
House
Stalin
Churchill
Roosevelt
Crimea
Moses
Frankie
Johnny
Walter C. Parkes
Britain-Us
Food and Drug Administration
John
Berry's
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