Winchester Evening Star Telegraphs Local Rates and Staff
The Winchester Evening Star lists contact numbers and key staff including Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor Eugene P. Miller as News Editor and Douglas B. O Connell as Managing Editor. It notes readership and service details with subscription rate information pending.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Motor Carrier One Year Seeseesees
A terse public notice dated Monday July 26 1965 outlines a one year motor carrier review or license term. Details are limited in the readable fragments but indicate regulatory action affecting a transport operator for a 12 month period.
Civil Defense Apathy Needs School Education Push
Civil defense leaders lament public apathy and lack of a clear nationwide program to reach all citizens. Officials note Americans fear war during crises but relax in stability, delaying readiness for survival in a future nuclear era. A proposed solution: educate children now in schools so the next generation understands civil defense procedures.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
Viet Nam
Government privacy violations spur calls for oversight
The Senate subcommittee disclosures reveal illegal wiretaps and hidden devices used in tax fraud probes. Officials previously condoned invasions if ordinary citizens were not involved, prompting renewed demands for limits and accountability. Wiretapping is now restricted to national security with AG approval.
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Senate
Kennedy City housing in Bogota reflects Kennedy cult
In Bogota near the city’s outskirts, the Ciudad Kennedy housing project, financed largely by the United States, stands as a visible Kennedy tribute. Residents cite shortages of schools and services and fear deterioration, while some praise the improved units and fading posters of Kennedy. The piece also notes a broader Latin American sentiment linking Kennedy and Stevenson as symbols of liberal intellect.
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Bogota
Columbia
Ciudad Kennedy
Kennedy City
United States
Kennedy
Latin America
Argentina
America
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Huemor
Edi
Torial
el Tiempo
Bogdta
Temperature reading and wartime dispatches from The Star Files
At Winchester the official temperature stood at 9914 degrees. Hugh Crisman, inspector at Jap Beetle station Route 340 near Gaylord, reported the largest beetle haul at a middle Atlantic station this summer with 241 insects found on a Rogersville Tennessee bound truck. The American freighter Lelanaw was sunk by Germans off Scotland. crew reached shore by small boats. For the Dardanelles, a British submarine penetrated Constantinople harbor sinking a Turkish transport two gun boats and an ammunition steamer. Russians plan last stand near Warsaw as Grand Duke Nicholas withdraws to the Bug line after Pultusk and Rozen falls to Von Hindenburg.
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Hugh Crisman
Route
Gaylord
Middle Atlantic
Rogersville Tenn
Scotland
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Warsaw
Grand Duke
Nicholas
River Bug
Pultusk
Rozen
von Hindenburg
Our Little Efforts by Earl L. Douglas
Daily meditation notes that 95 percent of creation comes from nature not humans. The author reflects that people contribute little to sunrise, forests, flowers, and harvests while urging steadiness to keep in mind this vast external creation and its wonder.
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Earl L. Douglas
Ming
Shelepin Emerges as Kremlin Power Pivot Says Insider
A Western diplomat reports Alexander Shelepin wields final Kremlin power, diminishing Kosygin and Brezhnev. He notes Shelepin controls security services, secret police, and youth organizations, with Beria’s lineage guiding centralized control behind two front leaders.
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Shelepin
Soviet Union
Kosygin
Alexei Kosygin
Leonid Brezhnev
Kosygin-Brezhnev
Kremlin
Sys
Durak
Shelepin Oe
Mikhail Suslov
Communist Youth
Lavrenti Beria
Stalin
Laders
Beria
KGB Section
GUKR
VMD
MVD
Chiropractor Should Be Added To Economy Run Flight Crews
Hal Boyle jokes that airlines should employ orthopedists on long economy trips after a 20 000 mile Vietnam round trip. He mocks seating chaos with a tall passenger in the middle and a claustrophobic woman in the window seat. food and crowded aisles worsen discomfort.
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New York
Viet Nam
Calcium and Diet for Toddlers and Common Ailments
A physician advises that calcium is essential for bones muscles nerves and blood clotting. Milk is the main source but eggs leafy greens also help and tablets are unnecessary if the child eats well. For deficiency calcium gluconate can be used. Mononucleosis is caused by a virus and treated to ease symptoms. pneumonia in a child is caused by germs inhaled, not flea bites.
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Stevenson
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Latin America
Hubert Humphrey
Viet Nam
Washington
How's Your I Q Memory Quiz Page One
A prompt style test lists 10 daily questions with scoring bands from Memory Genius to Good. Sample questions ask Diamond Head capital, a dog underwear and rebellion shared name, Gounod opera RJ initials, the Pledge of Allegiance document, Spanish for village, a math riddle with Lincoln Gettysburg Address spider legs and shoe buckling, 1928 Great Engineer and Happy Warrior, and letters A B AB.
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Gounod
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