Winchester Evening Star July 8 1965 front page notice
Local Winchester newspaper page dated Thursday July 8 1965 lists contacts and staff and subscription rates. The page includes the paper name Winchester Evening Star established 1896, staff credits for Jack F Davis Eugene P Miller and Nell Douglas B VCO, and National Representatives Gallagher Delivers Inc. advertising and circulation details with various rates for monthly and yearly subscriptions.
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Eugene P. Miller
Winchest
Gallagher-Deliv<er, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
U.S. Scientists Report On Cosmic Signals From CTA-102
US astronomers weigh whether emissions from CTA-102 in Pegasus signal artificial origin. Palomar telescope studies suggest a vast, distant source and possible link to a violet nebula, possibly a quasar. The findings stir questions about the size, distance, and energy of the object.
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Earth
Soviet Union
Pegasus
U.S
Mt. Palomar
Solar System
Detergent Switch Aims To Clean Water High Hopes
The industry shifts from hard to soft detergents to reduce pollution as soft varieties break down in sewage plants. Phosphates remain a pollution risk, potentially harming oxygen levels in water and aquatic life. Proposals to improve treatment and curb residue issues are under way, with $100 million spent on solutions.
French fleet surrenders at Alexandria and Minnehaha fire
Reports from The Star Files In Rome state the entire French fleet at Alexandria surrendered to England leaving Britain free to engage the Italian navy later. SAPANESE from Singapore says the 43 450 ton liner Mle De France was seized. Minnehaha on fire 500 miles off Halifax with 15000 tons of ammunition aboard. radio alerted owners. only crew aboard. A prior suicide claim by Frank Holt about explosives on a ship bound for England is revived.
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Alexandria
England
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Mediter
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Singapore
Ork
Halifax
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New York
Liverpool
Sucicide
Frank Holt
Daily Meditation by Earl L Douglas on soil quality
Earl L Douglas argues that children from affluent homes thrive with balanced soil and struggle in overly rich conditions. He cites vegetables grown in inferior soil as parallels, noting some people cannot endure excessive richness and must be shaped by sterner, leaner circumstances.
Big Spender in Vietnam Sees $21 Million Cost Beat Expectation
Maj James A Minish and his F100 squadron tally $21,241,250 spent in 99 days across 134 million miles and 2,200 sorties. He says the effort was valuable and sometimes a bargain, noting 750,000 shells, 3,500 bombs, 2,250 napalm bombs, and 17,200 rockets as part of the costly but worthwhile mission.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
James A. Minish
Sam
Maj. Minish
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Alexandria
Minish
South
Viet Nam
Defects of Presidential System Have Been Mounting 30 Years
Analysis argues the presidential system under Johnson is flawed and has hampered presidents for decades. It advocates a cabinet model where department heads are full-time advisers to the president, with a national cabinet in a shared building to improve policy, consistency, and foreign affairs.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Scheurmann
Lindsay Well on Way to Victory in New York City
WILLIAM S. WHITE argues Lindsay is favored to become New York City mayor as Democrats face collapse from factionalism and reform disputes. Roosevelt Jr declines a bid, boosting Lindsay with Liberal and Liberal-aligned support. Rockefeller and Javits could shift power in state and national GOP circles. Kennedy may lead remaining Democrats in the city but intervening now would be late.
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Warrteon
la Lee Say
Iican
New York City
Fiorello LaGuardia
Robert Wagner
Liberal Party
Labor Party
Britain
Lindsay
Paul Screvane
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
New York State
New York
John Lindsay
National House of Representatives
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Sen
Jacob Javits
National Republican Party
Robert Kennedy
Alky
Porphyria attacks triggered by alcohol and drugs
Porphyria is a hereditary, incompletely understood disease with liver-produced excess porphyrin causing severe abdominal cramps weakness and sun sensitivity. Avoidance of alcohol and sun, careful drug choices, and, if needed, bloodletting or artificial kidney can alleviate attacks. surgery requires avoiding barbiturates.
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes on Britain metric switch
The piece notes Great Britain adopting the metric system and remarks on meat prices. It contrasts kitchen life with changing standards, suggesting families face higher costs. The tone satirizes domestic life as modern reforms press on daily meals and routines.
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Great Britain
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions
A collage style quiz outlines daily IQ scoring from 9 10 correct as Memory Genius to 1 4 correct as Good with 10 day plan. Includes sample questions on plantations catamaran watts Apostles Ali Baba genuine parchment A B road speeds Old Faithful eruption and a Pi for twins.
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Ali Baba
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