Winchester Evening Star June 1 1968 edition front page
Page announces Saturday June 1 1968 with staff names and contact details. It lists circulation by telephone reach and advertising contacts. Includes subscription rates and mailing options for Virginia and beyond.
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Winchester Evening Star
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
De Gaulle era in France and tipping shifts across nations
The text analyzes De Gaulle's stance on France's unrest and labor friction, noting his foreign policy moves and potential political impact. It contrasts upheaval with economic stabilization and questions the outcome of the upcoming referendum. It also reports Cuba banning tips as a social shift, contrasting Cuba with tip culture in the United States and other nations.
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France
Charles de Gaulle
Bonapart
de Gaulle
NATO
Algeria
Soviet
Russia
Dijon
Pompidou
Castro
Cuba
United States
Canada
Britain
Italy
Weighs Reforms in Prague Stir Moscow and Peking
The Prague regime moves to liberalize politics and economy to attract Western capital. Moscow responds with top leaders visiting Prague to seek assurances. Observers expect Czechoslovakia to lead when satellites eventually oppose the Soviet bloc.
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China
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Peking
Prague
Europe
Winchester Home Guards Elect Hugh S Duffey Second Lieutenant
Hugh S Duffey was elected second lieutenant of the Winchester Home Guards succeeding T Russell Cather who left for Camp Lee. Peyton Marshall, a Virginia Military Institute graduate in chemical engineering, was noted for top cadet honors and now attend officers training at Camp Grant Rockford Illinois. Five Gore High School students graduated the first year after four years of operation Revan Michael Lucille Hoak Harry Morrison Junior Larrick and Juanita Brill. The Shenandoah Valley faces a near breakdown in bus service amid gasoline shortages and calls for federal action if Roosevelt does not intervene.
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Hugh S. Duffey
Winchester Home Guards
T. Russell Cather
Camp Lee
Peyton Marshall
Virginia Military Institute
VMI
Gore High School
Revan Michael
Lucille Hoak
Harry Morcrison
Junior Larrick
Juanita Brill
Shenandoah Valley
Byrd
Congress
Roosevelt
The Wretched Man and the Christian Savior
A daily meditation argues that true happiness cannot come from sin or earthly efforts. It contrasts Christian salvation with human will, philosophy, and religious quests, asserting that defiance yields only wretchedness while Christianity offers strength and destiny through the Savior.
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St. Paul
Russian turn about in Philby case echoes past Kremlin tactics
Washington dispatch notes a shift in Soviet strategy as it exploits Kim Philby’s case for a propaganda attack on American and British intelligence. The piece recalls the popular front era and warns the Kremlin targets Western security and intelligence services.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Kim Philby
Kremlin
Atlantic
Philby
Popular Front
Hitler
Russia
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Britain
Germany
Philby Saga Reframes Cold War Spy Craft and Public Trust
The discussion argues Moscow elevates Philby to sell the sagas while portraying Western intelligence as incompetent. It contrasts the Kremlin’s propaganda push with Trevor-Roper’s view that Western spying may outpace Soviet methods, raising questions about motives and targets in the credulous West.
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Philby
Hugh Trevor-Roper
Moscow
Kennedy Not Out of Race Despite Oregon Setback
Senator Kennedy remains a strong contender for California and New York delegates as the Democratic nomination race continues. The article notes Kennedy's organization efforts, the importance of large-state delegates, and the potential impact of nonprimary states on the convention outcome.
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Washington
Robert D. Kennedy
Oregon
California
New York
Richard Nixon
Govenor Nelson Rockefeller
Humphrey
McCarthy
Kennedy
Johnson
You Just Can't Win In Sleep Department
Joy Stilley humorously muses on sleep confusion and misread days. She describes waking groggy, unsure of the date, time, or identity, craving a calendar on the bedside table. The piece winds with a suggestion to subtract a clock to avoid all-night time peering.
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Joy Stilley
New York
On This Date in History June 1 1968
A clipping notes key events associated with June 1 across history. Highlights include De Gaulle becoming French premier in 1958 Kentucky joining the union in 1792 and Tennessee in 1796 Brigham Young birth in 1801 Madison warning of war in 1812 Greek evac joined 1941 Mexico siesta abolition 1944 and mid 1960s Arab Israeli tensions with the Intrepid passing Suez in 1967.
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Associated Press
Charles de Gaulle
France
Kentucky
Tennessee
Brigham Young
Whittingham
James Madison
Congress
Britain
Crete
Mexico
Arab League Council
Benghazi
Libya
Lebanon
United Arab Republic
John XXIII
U.S
Intrepid
Suez Canal
Save Your Teeth Says Dr Lawrence In Dental Advice Column
Dear reader asks about saving or replacing teeth after costly dentures. The dentist urges saving natural teeth, noting dentures reduce chewing power and alter facial contours, and outlines fixes for loosening abscesses breakage decay crookedness and discoloration. Readers may send questions to Dr Lawrence for this column.
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Lawrence
Eneough
How's Your I Q The Quiz On Daily Dares And Questions
A historical trivia quiz lists ten questions covering wedding seating, Mothers Day timing, ocean temperatures, encephalographs, almond production by state, Hawthorne or Richardson authorship of The Scarlet Letter, chess board rules, musical terms, morbid fears, and craps terms. It notes scoring bands from Memory Genius to Good.
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U.S
Little Joe
Lord, People Inspire Pity and Jealous Divine
A compact citation pairs biblical Joel 2 18 with Anatole France on human affairs stirring admiration or pity. The lines juxtapose divine jealousy for land and mercy on the people with a view of noble hearts driven by two strong emotions.
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Joel
Anatole France
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