Winchester Evening Star Reader and Editorial Staff Note
The Winchester Evening Star lists its daily circulation and phone lines for News and Business. It names Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor, Douglas B. O Connell as Managing Editor, Eugene P. Miller as News Editor, and provides national representation and subscription rates details.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Weak Diplomacy Thwarts Philippine US Base Treaty Push
A wave of anti American sentiment in the Philippines pressured Manila and Washington over a 25 year treaty on bases. The United States offered limited terms including criminal jurisdiction and a veto on base use, while no reciprocal security pledge from Manila. The piece argues for broader Southeast Asian contributions to Viet Nam supply routes rather than further concessions from the United States.
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Philippines
Viet Nam
Asia
U.S
Manila
Ipinos
Southeast Asia
Laos
Thailand
United States
In Memoriam: N. Allen Inventor of the Taxicab
On the day of arty N Allen s death cab strikes in New York and Chicago disrupted travel. Allen, 88, invented the taxicab to address hackney rate disputes and influenced a transportation staple shaping urban life for decades.
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Arty N. Allen
Newark
Chicago
Mr. Allen
New York City
Han
Helen Keller Remembered As Symbol Of Courage And Hope
85 year old Helen Keller, deaf and blind, inspired by her life and partnership with Anne Sullivan. Her story showcases willpower triumphing over adversity and serves as a beacon for people with disabilities worldwide.
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Helen Keller
Miss Keller
Herirth
Anneullivan
Cather Elected Press of Handley Board in 1940
The Star Files recalls T. Russell Cather elected Press of the Handley Board replacing R. Gray Williams who had resigned. Also noted are Duke of Windsor named Governor of the Bahama Islands, Miss Page Huidekoper returning from London, and Harry K. Thaw’s sanity trial remarks in New York.
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T. Russell Cather
Handley Board
R. Gray Williams
Duke of Windsor
Great Britain
Bahama Islands
Page Huidekoper
Hugh M. Nelson
Halifax
Harry K. Thaw
New York
Stanford White
Madison Square Root ‘Garden
Thaw
Things Hard to Understand Daily Meditation
Earl L. Douglas reflects on why some useful people die young while seemingly useless individuals live on. He suggests two reasons: the taken have finished their work, or the remaining may still turn from wrongdoing to become useful to God and man. He notes that saintly people can live long lives despite many gone. The writing ends with a contemplation of God's timing.
Medicare impact on doctors and hospitals discussed
Washington analyst argues Medicare may strain medical care nationwide by increasing elderly hospital use, reducing home visits, and stressing physician and bed capacity. He notes doctor shortages, rising emergency admissions, and cost pressures across 190 million Americans, with federal funding plans to expand training and facilities.
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Washington
Congress
America
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
United States
Vietnamese Mountain Children Unnamed Until First Birthday
AP dispatch on Brou mountain tribe life in Khe Sanh South Vietnam notes infants often go unnamed until age one due to high infant mortality. It describes subsistence on coffee plantation work and hillside farming, cannibalistic culinary habits, crossbow hunting, early marriage, strong moral codes, heavy drinking, and festive gatherings led by chiefs with rice and potato brews.
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Khe Sanh
South Viet Nam
Demill
Market warning could be a blessing if heeded
Henry J. Taylor argues the stock market’s fall and rally reflect confidence risks, urging President Johnson to heed the market’s warning about debt, inflation, and deficits. He warns the 1939 dollar could shrink further and questions long term American and British currency solvency amid deficits.
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House
Johnson
United States
Precautions Against Tuberculosis Family Health Guidance
Dr. Wayne Brandstadt explains that an arrested TB case with no cough or fever is safe, but household risk depends on sunlight, ventilation, and hygiene. He advises monthly checks, annual chest X-rays, proper symptoms monitoring, and a balanced diet.
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions 10 Days
A short quiz guide outlines daily IQ scoring with 10 day progression. It lists score ranges from Memory Genius to Good and prompts turning to page two for answers. It then poses nine fragmented trivia questions on presidents citrus bats labeling laws waves labor votes dry ice Hitler birthplace and early American hauling practices.
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U.S
Adolph Hitler
America
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