Winchester Evening Star June 22 1960 edition details and pricing
The 1960 Winchester Evening Star issue provides general masthead data, editor and staff contacts, advertisement rates, circulation details, and a Bible verse quote about loving God. It lists offices, business manager, and pricing for subscriptions by carrier, motor route, and mail for local and out-of-area readers.
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Winchester Evening Star
Mohawk
H. F. Byrd, JR
H. D. Koontz
Gallagher-DeLisser, Inc
Associated Press
Winchester
Neen Enn Ennann
Bingle
Gm Sé
Vance
W. Va
Polio Eradication Probe Sees Possible Global Victory
A Washington conference on live polio vaccines suggests eradication of poliomyelitis as a human disease may be possible with mass global vaccination using oral vaccine. The gathering cautions against overoptimism and notes the need for widespread participation and preparedness for setbacks.
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Washington
Rip Van Winkle and the Revolutionary Wake
The tale notes Rip Van Winkle’s long slumber as a changing world passes him by. He awakens to a sign featuring George Washington and a nation newly free. The piece reflects on history’s unseen marches while a village bears witness to shifting signs of leadership.
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Rip van Winkle
George I
George
George Washington
Somone
Old Rip
Kings L XVI Snores as France Courts Crisis
Earl L. Douglass notes the 1789 French court meeting where King Louis XVI slept through ministers explains the tense mood. The piece urges youth to seize opportunities for service and warns against sleeping through the era’s momentous revolutions.
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France
Louis XVI
Local Firm H. C. Sheetz and Son Marks 50th Year
The Star Files Five Years Ago notes H. C. Sheetz and Son observed its 50th year in business in the city. James L. Givens of James Wood High School received the honorary state farmers degree at the 15th annual Virginia Future Farmers of America session.
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H. C. Sheetz and Son
James L. Givens
James Wood High School
Virginia Future Farms of America
Yale Dominates Regatta Over Harvard In 1935 Meet
In 1935 Yale swept both races in the annual regatta against Harvard. Edward R. Berlin of Berryville was elected president of the Virginia Pharmaceutical Association.
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Yale
Harvard
Edward R. Berlin
Berryville
Virginia Pharmaceutical Association
Winchester Alum Percy Dalton Sells to Brooklyn NL
Fifty years ago in 1910 Percy Dalton formerly of Winchester and later with Des Moines was sold to the Brooklyn National League team and was reported as making good. H B McCormac hosted Fred S Hunt of Knoxville Tennessee as his guest.
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Percy Dalton
Winchester
Des Moines
Brooklyn
H. B. McCormac
Fred S. Hunt
Knoxville
Tenn
Why Was There No Protest Over Quemoy Shelling
A nationalist view argues Western governments and media failed to condemn Red China for the Quemoy bombardment. It calls out perceived lack of protests against civilian casualties, questions U N unity, and warns of political shifts influencing future responses to Communist aggression in the Formosa Strait. The piece contrasts Eisenhower era policy with potential Democratic shifts and urges stronger global condemnation.
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Quemoy
Formosa Strait
Peiping
Eisenhower
United States
Far East
Red China
Formosa
Paris
London
Korea
United Nations
U. N
U.N
Montgomery
China
Nazi Germany
Egime
Peking
Nixon
Khrushchev
State Department
Tokyo
State Department failure in reading reactions to U2 and Tokyo riots
Analysis argues the State Department misread Soviet reactions and Communist tactics amid the U2 flight and Tokyo riots. It contends Herter and officials ignored vital details and human responses, risking summit disruption and damaged U.S. prestige.
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State Department
Washington
Tokyo
Christian A. Herter
Doctor Advises on Pets and Allergies for Young Children
An article by Dr Herman N Bundesen discusses how pets enrich a family but warns that child allergies to fur may require removing the animal. It covers pet related disease risks, rabies vaccination for dogs, hydatidosis control, and individual decision making on bites and scratches.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M.D
T. L
Desk Drawer Becomes Biography of a Working Life
A New York AP piece recounts how a desk drawer traces a man’s life from 25 to 65 through keepsakes, photos, mementos, medicines, and letters. It ends with the man leaving forever as the desk awaits another life’s story. The Erie Canal opened in 1823.
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American Association of Bioanalysis
New York
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Peter H. Forham
University of California Medical School
Forsham
University of Michigan
Edward Domino
Ajit Maiti
The
Gap School
Boswell
W. F. Shipe
Mr. Shipe
Middletown
Mamie Dusing
Jennie Ramey
Eva McFarland
Beulah Cooper
Mamie
GAP
By Earl L. Douglass
Cry Out
By David Lawrence
Hong Kong
Quemoy Islands
Free World
Red
Central Intelligence Agency
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
By James Marlow
Herter
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Japan
Doctor
I.Q
Harry F. Byrd
Senate
Brenner Pass
Italy
Switzerland
U. S
Austria
Hal Boyle
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