Winchester Evening Star Static Masthead Note
The fragment shows the Winchester Evening Star masthead with staff roles and contact numbers. It lists Jack F. Davis as general manager and executive editor, Robert F. Rose as business manager, Eugene P. Miller as news editor, and Douglas B. Q. Connell as managing editor, along with circulation and postal details. It includes subscription rates and advertising references toward the bottom.
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Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. Q.connell
Counting Whunks A Fictional Car With 26 Passengers
A satirical piece describes an impossible vehicle called a whunks that carries 26 passengers in a car with 17 doors. It mocks exaggerated features such as doors slamming echo chambers, a bedbound passenger listening to the sounds, a swiveled headlight beam, and a specialized exhaust rhythm. An insurance executive suggests licensing reckless drivers with a distinctive plate to deter dangerous behavior, despite acknowledging practical flaws.
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Pres
USO Centers Grow Worldwide as 1966 Report Outlines Reach
The USO reports its 25th anniversary year reach includes Da Nang Hill 327 and 29 other global locations plus Vietnam and U.S. sites. In 1966 it spent 4 million dollars funded by contributions and drew 17 million servicemen and 3.2 million show attendees to its centers and programs.
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USO
da Nang
Vietnam
Vung Tau
United Service Organization
Naha
Okinawa
Aquadilla
Puerto Rico
Rota
Spain
Manila
Paris
Rome
Istanbul
U.S
United Funds
Purge of anti social elements sparked protests and wartime loans
The Star Files reports a purge targeting dissenters in the lower Danube province of Austria. An honor roll of Winchester and Frederick County men in the armed services will be placed on City Hall lawn. A second riot occurred before the White House as suffragists from the Woman's National Party denounced President Wilson and U S Russia policy. Virginia subscribes 25 894 800 to the Liberty Loan.
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Lower Danube
Austria
Winchester
Frederick County Mense
Armed Services
White House
Woman’s National Party
Wilson
Russia
Virginia
Liberty Loan
The Kingdom of God in Jesus Teachings and Its Fulfillment
The kingdom of God or heaven is the rule of God on earth and within believers. Jesus' coming brought a new, unprecedented spiritual influence, with his crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension completing his earthly ministry. The kingdom is active now and will fully come at Christ's return, urging perseverance toward ultimate Christian triumph.
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Heaven
Earth
Jesus
God
Christ
King Hussein comments on Arab world and the Koran
Henry J. Taylor cites King Hussein of Jordan blaming Arabs for the debacle and stressing the Koran as the guiding map for Middle East affairs. He argues no action on freedom or cooperation is possible outside its limits and discusses Allah's will shaping events and plans.
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Hussein
Jordan
Nasser
Niagara Falls
Allah
Israel
Middle East
Mohammed
Fragmented reflections on Islam and Middle East passions
The article surveys Islamic theology and daily life, noting Koranic depictions of Allah, Arab Jewish relations, and Western views of Israel. It discusses religious devotion, political misperceptions, and the enduring influence of faith on society and conflict. It also mentions John G. O'Neill as the first U.S. playwright honored with a commemorative stamp.
Not on a map the border between youth and middle age
A humorous guide notes the border between youth and middle age as the most controversial crossing. It lists everyday signs such as preferring quiet, criticizing new neighbors, yawning without apology, recalling pension distance, and disliking breaking in shoes, indicating middle age.
Soviet Kremlin Tactics Highlight Poor Transparency At UN
The article argues Premier Kosygin and Moscow use controlled messaging to align Soviet spokesmen with Kremlin policy while suppressing Russian access to President Johnson’s UN remarks. It claims the U.N. debates aim to pressure Israel, restore pre war borders, and keep Middle East turmoil to suit Soviet aims.
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Washington
New York City
United Nations
United States
Kremlin
Johnson
United Nations General Assembly
Kosygin
Moscow
Russia
Middle East
Great Britain
U.N
Egypt
Israel
Kosygin Aev
London Daily Telegraph
Arthritis Q A from Wayne Brandstadt M D Muscular Rheumatism
A Q A on osteoarthritis rheumatoid arthritis muscular rheumatism and related conditions. Causes include rough joint surfaces not excess calcium deposits and treatment relies on aspirin hydrocortisone physical therapy and healthful living.
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New York
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Britain
America
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Wilfred
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