Winchester Evening Star masthead and contact details
The snippet shows the Winchester Evening Star masthead listing editors and managers, a postal designation, and subscription rates. It includes Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor, Robert F. Rose as Business Manager, Eugene P. Miller as News Editor, Douglas B. O Connell as Managing Editor, and circulation notes with multiple pricing lines.
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Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Nat l. Rep
Bottinelli & Gallagher, Inc
East
New York City
Truth and Power Failures Highlight Modern Chaos
A reflective piece argues truth often loses to falsehood but loyalty to truth persists. It cites memory bias, wartime misrepresentation, and the Northeast blackout linking it to fears of broader disruption. It notes Reddy Kilowatt and the transistor aiding information flow during outages while urging safeguards against future interruptions.
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Coventry Patmore
U.S
FCC orders free airtime for tobacco harm view
The FCC ruled tobacco ads may be shown without charge but networks must devote free time to messages about smoking health risks. The decision could spark further equal time demands, with temperance groups likely to seek coverage of beer advertising as well.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Winchester High Graduation and World War II Front News
The Star reports Winchester High School graduation held in City Hall Auditorium with Kenneth Cromer salutatorian and Gladys Haldeman valedictorian. Diplomas awarded to 23 seniors. Also covers heavy fighting on the European front with artillery duels trench raids and infantry assaults reflecting a major Anglo-French push.
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Winchester High School
City Hall
Kenneth Cromer
Gladys Haldeman
Europe
50 Years Ago 1917 Coral Sea Loss and Local Graduation
The 1917 Coral Sea battle cost the US the 33 000 ton aircraft carrier Lexington. Diplomas were awarded to 122 Handley High School seniors. Salutatory address by Morris Cather Jr. and Susan Shryock as valedictorian. Wayne Whitham presented the class gift.
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Coral Sea
United States
Lexington
Handley High School
Morris Cather, Jr
Susan Shryock
Wayne Whitham
Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas
The greatest forces in nature are silent and unseen. God made the world and sustains it yet no man hath seen God. By faith we reach out for the mystery between us and the divine. What is knowable is found in Christ: what He was, said, and did.
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God
Christ
Egypt
Josephine
Asia
India
Waterloo
Eylau
Jena
Austerlitz
Philippeville
Wellington
Napoleon
France
Bonaparte
Virginia urged to expand special education and accreditation
The committee commends the 1966 General Assembly for boosting support for special education. It calls for higher state funding, surveys of in schools services, more resource teachers, nurses, counselors, and other staff, and a plan to raise high school unit requirements and upgrade accreditation standards across Virginia. It notes discrepancies among high schools and urges accreditation of elementary schools with new legislation for 1968.
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General Assembly
Virginia
State Department of Education
State Board of Education
Attorney General
Snoring link to obesity and health tips appear in HAL Boyle column
New York AP roundup notes snoring may reflect excess weight along with other factors such as allergies smoking and sinus issues. It cites demographic trends and world hunger data while including quips from notable figures and trivia about education nursing and growth since the 19th century.
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New York
American Medical Association
U.S
Israel
Waterloo Echoes and a Global Vision for Vietnam
Henry J. Taylor reflects on Napoleon's Waterloo battle as a lens for a U.S. stance on Vietnam, arguing that expanding Soviet and Red China designs threaten the Pacific region. He warns that without a clear strategy, the aggressor can wear down American resolve and win by default.
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Nevertheles
Napoleon
Vietnam
Stomach Position Best For Tiny Sleeping Infant
Wayne Brandstadt MD explains infant sleep positions. He notes stomach sleeping reduces choking risk if spillage occurs, aids head lifting, and prevents blanket obstruction, but recommends back sleeping while awake and letting the baby choose position when able to turn over.
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Northeast
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Pennsylvania
Delaware
Mideast
Earl L. Douglas
Romney
Melton Wright
Frederick County
Hal Boyle
Robert Frost
Michigan
Wilson Mizner
Henry J. Taylor
U.S. Vision
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Russia
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Sweden
Denmark
Holland
Pyrenees
England
Elba
Gulf of Juan
Grenoble
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Free World
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China
Southeast Asia
Pakistan
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Pacific
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