Winchester Evening Star newspaper masthead listing staff and rates
The Winchester Evening Star announces its staff including Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor Robert F. Rose as Business Manager Eugene P. Miller as News Editor and Douglas B. O Connell as Managing Editor. Subscription rates are shown for mail and motor carrier delivery with annual and monthly options.
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Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Sea Race Signals New Ocean Exploration Era
A four man team planted the American flag at 8,310 feet depth 92 miles west of San Diego signaling growing interest in ocean exploration. Recent submarine disappearances and a $2 billion Red Sea mineral discovery accelerate attention to oceans over space in coming years.
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Pacific
San Diego
NASA
U.S
Red Sea
Soap Operas Relax Pigs Better Than Music Says Farmer
A Worlingworth England farmer reports pigs become calm and fatten when soap operas replace soothing music in their pighouse. The Dales is cited as the pigs' favorite, with Peyton Place viewed as stronger. The claim highlights soap operas as an effective non-pill tranquilizer for livestock.
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Bernard Bickers
Worlingworth
England
Peyton Place
Unisex Fashion Debate Drawn by New York Authorities
Family Fashions New York fashion authorities declare the battle of the sexes a draw with men and women wearing similar clothes jewelry perfumes and sharing bags and hairdressers. They note past gender norms fading as unisex style grows and question economics if sizes converge.
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New York
War Stamp Rally Announces Guest Speakers
The Star Files reports that guest speakers at the War Stamp Rally sponsored by Company 115 will include Judge Harrison W Nelson Page W W Glass and Senator Byrd if available. Mrs Ralph Hardy was named captain of the local Red Cross Motor Corps at its monthly meeting last Tuesday.
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Company 115
W.P.F
Judge Harrison
W. Nelson Page
W.W. Glass
Senator Byrd
Ralph Hardy
Red Cross Motor Corps
Irvin Cobb to Miss Lecture Dates for Handley Board
50 Years Ago 1918 Irvin S Cobb renowned writer and war correspondent cannot lecture this year for the Handley Board of Trustees due to duties abroad. Dr John Bowen Edwards will act as Shenandoah Valley Academy principal next session while Major B M Roszel serves in the U S Army.
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Irvin S. Cobb
Saturday Evening Post
Handley Board of Trustees
Cobb
Western Front
John Bowen Edwards
John Hopkins University
Shenandoah Valley Academy
B. M. Roszel
U.S. Army
Associated Press
Wiley Post
Winnie Mae
Napoleon Bonaparte
Cairo
Duke of Willington
Salamanca
Spain
Naples
Italy
United States
John Dillinger
G-Men
Chicago
Palermo
Sicily
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.N. Security Council
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Money and Morality in Daily Life
A reflection on money, thrift, and happiness argues for living within one’s means. It contrasts penny pinching with wild spending, notes risks of wealth iniquities, and cites psychologists and Jesus to urge balance and moral conduct around money.
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Jesus
Wallace McCarthy Forces Threat to Orderly Election
Wallace and McCarthy push protest politics toward extremism endangering the 1964 election and the two party system. Wallace’s third party candidacy threatens Republican prospects in the South and could deny either major party an electoral plurality, altering the national race dynamics.
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Washington
George Wallace
South
G.O.P
House of Representatives
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Attic of Memory and Quirky 1920s Reminiscences
HAL BOYLE reflects on memory and nostalgia, describing an inner attic of life to store old items and moments. He recalls era slang, lamplighters, vaudeville, spats, flapper fashion, childhood games, Babe Ruth, and election day loyalties, ending with “Remember?”
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New York
Babe Ruth
Editorial: McCarthy and Wallace threaten majority rule
The piece argues McCarthy and Wallace undermine democratic norms by appealing to minority passions. It cautions that their campaigns erode rational party processes and threaten national political stability through demagoguery and extremist rhetoric.
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McCarthy
Wallace
Wallace and
Too Little Known About Arab World Says Henry J Taylor
Henry J. Taylor argues readers understand little of the Arab world as a new Middle East crisis unfolds. He contends Western misperceptions, Arab-Jewish tensions, and Britain's postwar role shaped hostility to Israel, while noting Arab resilience and themes of fate and religion in the region.
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Korea
Congo
Vietnam
Middle East
Israel
Mideast
Britain
Sudan
Kremlin
Asia
Mohammed
Mental retardation a complex problem and causes
Dr. Wayne G Brandstadt explains mental retardation is a group of conditions rather than a single disease. Causes include in utero viral exposure, X rays, and inborn metabolic errors like PKU. Early diagnosis and diet can prevent brain damage, with treatment including special training and appropriate drugs.
IQ Quiz From a 10 Day Challenge
A vintage test guide lists ten sample questions asking about Frank Lloyd Wright’s field, buoyancy principle, archaeology, apple production by state, ancient Roman road, Greek god of music, deer antlers, Susan B. Anthony’s activism, location of the Naval Academy, and the only domesticated deer.
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U.S
Rome
Capua
Music
Zeus
Leto
Caribou
Susan B. Anthony
United States Naval Academy
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