Winchester Evening Star Classifieds and Rates
The notice lists publishing staff including Jack F. Davis and Robert F. Rose with Winchester address details. It shows a subscription rate table for city carrier, mail in and outside Virginia, and overseas, plus contact numbers for business and editorial offices.
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Winchester Evening Star
Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O’connell
Winchester
L Rep
Bottinelli & Gallagher, Inc
East Dist. St
New York City
Paris Air Show Highlights Growing International Aerospace Competition
The 27th Paris air show ended as the Middle East war began and showcased increased global aerospace rivalry. The United States unveiled its first pavilion while the Soviet Union displayed a Vostok rocket and unmanned satellites. Anglo French advances threaten U S dominance in the world market. Rice and peanut farmers seek subsidy as prices rise. rice exports last year reached two million acres planted and elevated costs toward luxury levels.
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Paris
le Bourget
Pestis Paley
U.S
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Madison Avenue
Eisenhower
Congress
Russia
Middle East
United States
Venus Not Life-Sustaining Says Kuiper Findings
An astronomer from the University of Arizona challenges earlier Johns Hopkins observations of Venus. Using a 12 inch telescope from a jet at 37,000 feet, he reports atmospheric water vapor below one billionth and surface temperatures between 400 and 700 degrees Fahrenheit, suggesting Venus cannot support life.
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Johns Hopkins University
Venus
Solar System
Earth
University of Arizona
Gerard Kuiper
Mars
Harris Sees 10 000 Bombers Nightly On Path To Germany
Air Chief Marshal Harris suggested that 10 000 bombers per night could fly over Germany and many might fly directly from America with formidable bomb loads.
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A T., Harris
Germany
America
Shenandoah Valley Academy Holds 1917 Graduation
Graduation exercises at Shenandoah Valley Academy honor three local graduates Joseph Andrew Kater Herbert Senseney Lauke and William McDonald Neill of Berryville. Handley Library lists Southern Life in Southern Literature as a worth reading new release.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
Joseph Andrew Kater
Herbert Senseney Lauke
William McDonald Neill
Berryville
Southern Life
Handley Library
Foretelling the Future A Rare Gift
Daily Meditation discusses whether foretelling the future is possible. It argues a few individuals truly possess this gift, citing Nostradamus and Jeane Dixon as examples and noting prophets are not infallible yet deserve Credit for their abilities.
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Nostradamus
Jeane Dixon
Ruth Montgomery
Explicit ceasefire obligations urged for Middle East peace
A wartime editorial argues that a ceasefire is ineffective without explicit UN obligations on belligerents. It recalls Egypt in 1956 and warns UN action must be defined, with potential peacekeeping to enforce terms. It compares Eisenhower’s stance to today and calls for a robust, verifiable framework.
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Egypt
U.N
United Nations
UNEF
Middle East
Nasser
U Thant
Security Council
Soviet Union
Free World
Israel
Vitamins Matter to Both Child and Adult
Questions and answers by Dr Wayne Brandstadt explain how vitamin deficiencies affect the body including A B1 B6 B2 B12 niacin C and D. They note no single deficiency causes all the symptoms and discuss B12 in injections for pernicious anemia and general dietary needs. It also covers vitamin D poisoning symptoms and cautions about long term prednisone use with bone health.
Eddie Chapman retires from villainy at 51 former safecracker turned antiques dealer
Former wartime double agent Eddie Chapman, now 51, says he has given up villainy for good though not claiming reform. The Briton describes retirement from crime, explains a shift to antiques dealing and writing, and recalls his wartime double agent career with Britain and Germany, including a film adaptation of his exploits.
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New York
Eddie Chapman
Britain
Nazi Germany
Eddie
Warner Bros
Chapman
Derringdo
Jersey
Channel Islands
Nais
England
France
Contented Wealth: A Quote From Faith and Philosophy
A compact reflection weaving Hebrews 13 5 about steadfast support with Socrates remark that contentment is true riches. The text contrasts divine assurance with ancient wisdom on wealth and happiness.
Sousaphone Named for Bandmaster Sousa in Music History
The sousaphone carries the name of John Philip Sousa as its originator. Holy Thursday derives from Maundy Thursday, a corruption of Latin dies mandatus meaning mandate. Cork oak continues to produce cork annually.
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John Philip ‘Sousa
American letter writer honors a brave diverse patriot
A reader quotes a young African American Roosev elt High School senior who says he is proud to be American and willing to fight for his country. He notes facing unequal treatment yet remains committed to democratic values and duty, carrying a poem for courage in service.
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Supreme Court
Despond
Great Republic
South Vietnam
Washington
United States
Roosevelt High School
Pasquet
Vietnam
Farmers denounce government subsidies and grain dumping
A letter from a farmer contests Hubert Baker and Hubert Bauhan on farm policy, arguing wheat prices and government programs harm producers and taxpayers. He claims a 1966 wheat price of 2.14 dollars is false, cites 1.50 dollar receipts, and condemns subsidizing consumers, soil conservation funding, and surplus grain releases.
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Hubert Baker
Mr. Bauhan
Freeman
Bauhan
Tloms
Washington
Mr. Freeman
Agriculture Dept
Ancient Fire Watermelon Cultivation Traced
Britannica records show fire-watermelon cultivated for over four thousand years, reflecting long agricultural history and early human use of diverse crops.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
World Almanac History of Benjamin Franklin Postmaster Career
The snippet traces Benjamin Franklin’s rise as deputy postmaster in Philadelphia and his later shift to support colonial actions against Britain. It notes a temporary devolution of duties in 1737 and a 1753 shift before the Second Continental Congress restored his post duties.
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Benjamin Franklin
la See
Franklin
England
Continental Congress
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