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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1968

Page

4

Winchester Star Telephones and Rates Page Listing

Page provides telephone numbers for staff including Jack F. Davis and Robert F. Rose along with advertising and news departments. It also lists subscription and motor carrier rates for city and out of state readers, with rates for one month, six months, and one year.

Jack F. Davis Robert F. Rose Eugene P. Miller Douglas B. O'Connell Winchester Nat'l Rep Bottinelli and Gallagher, Inc East 41St St New York N.Y

Boost for Market What Next for the European Common Market

The final removal of tariff barriers among the six European Economic Community members signals a milestone in continental integration. Jean Rey, the Common Market leader, champions a Europe united politically with echoes of the United States model. De Gaulle’s past resistance yields to the need for partner support to avert franc devaluation, boosting the push toward broader European unity.

European Economic Community Jean Rey Common Market Rey Europe United States Thomas Jefferson France Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle America

The Imminence of Winter Beyond a July Heat Wave

The author muses on the fleeting nature of seasons, noting that autumn progress is already underway despite the July heat. They contrast northern regions where snow looms weeks away with the present heat wave, reflecting on short days and upcoming school starting.

Ike Endsorsement Aims Spark But Nixon Faces Limited Impact

Ike endorses Nixon for the Republican nomination yet the move may not help. The general learned from past missteps and will not repeat a hesitant stance that hurt Nixon in 1960. His timing suggests limited influence on current support or momentum for Nixon.

Richard Nixon Gen. Eisenhower Ike Eisenhower Nixon

Shenandoah Production Credit to Host Conference Again

J H Funkhouser Frederick County director announced the Shenandoah Production Credit Association will host once more the group director conference of Romney Frederick East Central Fruit Growers and Shenandoah Production Credit Association at the George Washington Hotel. The Winchester Fair is set for Sept 10 13 with arrangements complete. West Virginia apple growers from the West Virginia Horticultural Society head to Frederick County for orchard inspections.

Buzzella Jackson Atlantic City J. H. Funkhouser Frederick County Shenandoah Production Credit Association Romney Frederick East Central Fruit Growers and George Washington Hotel W. H. Vermillion Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society Winchester Kent and Water Streets West Virginia West Virginia Horticultural Society

Anger as Moral Instrument and Moral Illness

The piece contrasts controlled anger used against evil with uncontrolled rage that leads to murder and personal ruin. It cites Jesus and Beethoven as examples, warning that losing temper damages character and life foundations.

Pity for HHH as McCarthy Kennedy Fractures Party

Henry J. Taylor describes the 1968 Democratic split at Chicago with Senator McCarthy and Senator Kennedy amplifying fratricide within the party. He notes Johnson’s withdrawal and Nixon’s peripheral position while Humphrey navigates pressure from rival wings and Wallace’s rising support in the South.

Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey HHH McCarthy Chicago Humphrey Humpty-Dumpty Sen Robert F. Kennedy United Press International Kennedy Senator Kennedy Oregon California Los Angeles Johnson Nelson Rockefeller Mr. Rockefeller Richard M. Nixon Rockefeller President Johnson LBJ Mr. Nixon Mr. Humphrey Democratic National Committee Deep South George C. Wallace Gallup Wallace Alabama Georgia Louisiana Mississippi South Carolina Hum Iy Nixon Walelace Mr. Wallace Nguyen van Thieu South Vietnam White House Hubert

Safety tips for night drivers by Dr Brandstadt

Wayne Brandstadt M D offers precautions for night driving to reduce high accident risk. Readers are urged to nap or drink coffee if drowsy and to avoid bright headlights glare by looking from the corner of the eye. Slow speeds and careful overtaking are advised along with clean windshields and functioning lights.

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How's Your I Q A Quick Quiz of Facts and Truths

A short ten day self assessment quiz promises rankings from Memory Genius to Good based on daily scores. It includes ten sample questions covering anti trust law truffle hounds GSA Venus and other topics with a page two answer key.

U.S GSA Africa Venus

Restaurant mogul Brody plans world chain and luxury dining

Jerome Brody, founder of the Rainbow Room and Rainbow Grill, built a $120 million yearly enterprise with 20,000 meals a week and eyes expansion to a world chain. He cites location, distinctive concept, and superior staff as keys to success in the high risk restaurant business. A separate NatGeo note describes Dominica Island’s rare liquid sunshine seen as a fine mist behind backlit sun.

New York America Jerome Brody Jerry Dartmouth Restaurant Associates, Inc Four Seasons Jerome Brody Corporation Rainbow Room Rainbow Grill Dominica Island West Indies National Geographic

Antiwar push looms before final political conventions

WHLIAM S. WHITE reports that antiwar activists push to split front runners Nixon and Humphrey from war support. Nixon faces risk mainly from Rockefeller shifts, while Humphrey must contend with pro peace pressure and questions about his stance and leadership. Also notes Virginia Chesapeake Bay bridge tunnel named an engineering wonder.

Washington Hubert Humphrey Richard Nixon Avon Humphrey Nixon Nelson Rockefeller New York Vietnam Miami Beach

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Winchester Evening Star City Carrier W.va Earl L. Douglas Beethoven Henry J. Taylor Eugene J. McCarthy Senator McCarthy Mr. McCarthy Roper Mr. Johnson New Hampshire Eagle By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D Wayne G. Brandestadt M.D Dr. Brandstadt I.Q Hal Boyle Elements of Chance Pixies By Wohl By Whliam S. White South Eugene McCarthy Edward Kennedy Robert Kennedy Virginia Chesapeake Bay Bridge
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