Winchester Evening Star profile and pricing page
The snippet shows the Winchester Evening Star issue details with editors and management names, circulation figures, and subscription rates for various delivery options. It lists Jack F. Davis as general manager and executive editor and Eugene Miller as managing editor, along with contact numbers and postal information.
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Eugene Miller
Winchester
Ser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
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Lodge urged to give fresh Viet Nam appraisal
The piece argues Henry Cabot Lodge should provide a frank assessment of Viet Nam policy as ambassador, noting his late start and political loyalties. It questions automation’s human cost, but focuses on Lodge’s duty to speak clearly amid bipartisan pressure and ongoing U.S. casualties.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Viet Nam
Lodge
Scranton
Ambassador Lodge
Mr. Lodge
Governor Scranton
Senator Goldwater
Goldwater
Sam D Preston honored by Lions with silver tray
The Star files from 1939 note retiring District Governor Sam D Preston of the Lions Club receiving a silver tray from the local club for his year of service. Miss Jacquelin Womack held a luncheon swimming party for guests including Elizabeth Beverley Virginia Harris Dorothy Moore Nancy Lee Coble Ann Williams Dorothy Hawthorne Natlie Brown Phyllis Fowle Elizabeth Massie Meta Whiting Ann Oakes. Mrs William M Glaize hosted a dinner in honor of Miss Betty Starner with Ralph Shafer and couples Mr and Mrs Robert Glaize and Mr and Mrs Jack Blackburn.
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Sam D. Preston
Lions Club
Jacquelin Womack
Elizabeth Beverley
Virginia Harris
Dorothy Moore
Nancy Lee Coble
Ann Williams
Dorothy Hawthorne
Natlie Brown
Phyllis Fowle
Elizabeth Massie
Meta Whiting
Ann Oakes
William M. Glaize
Betty Starner
Ralph Shafer
Robert Glaize
Jack Blackburn
Public Auction Sells Shenandoah Valley Bank Stock
Forty six years earlier in 1914 Shenandoah Valley National Bank stock sold at public auction for 230.50 a share. Marvin Kitchen, eight, son of Wise and Mrs Kitchen near White Post, slowly recovering in Winchester hospital after injuries from a dynamite cap blast. Nearby rock blasting prompted the accident. Paris hosted matchless boxing hype as Jack Johnson and Frank Moran drew crowds with premium seats reserved by Parisian Society women.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Marvin Kitchen
Wise Kitchen
White Post
Winchester Hospital
Kitchen Farm
Paris
Jack Johnson
Frank Moran
Pittsburgh
Daily Meditation on Christ's Cheerful Light and Love
Earl L. Douglas argues theology and history differ but Christ shines with light and good cheer. The article portrays Jesus as hopeful, approachable, and cheerful, countering solemn depictions. It emphasizes faith, hope, and love as core Christian virtues guiding a uplifting view of spirituality.
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Christ
Jesus
Hoye
Letters to the Editor on Civil Rights and Independence
Doris L Yingst denounces the Civil Rights Bill and Johnson as threats to freedom and accuses communists and politicians of stoking white Negro strife. She calls for a July 4th protest and warns of a police state while linking King’s Yale honorary degree to shifting legal prestige.
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the Star
United States of America
Johnson
U.S. A
Yale University
Martin Luther King, Jr
Yale
Taylor named ambassador to Vietnam signals direct U S action
President Johnson names General Maxwell D. Taylor as ambassador to Vietnam, signaling U S resolve to win the Southeast Asia war with expanded military action. The piece argues Washington will back hard lines, criticizes European allies, and notes UN limits while Taylor guides policy and signals a shift from negotiation to direct action.
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Washington
Johnson
Maxwell D. Taylor
Vietnam
United States
Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Far East
Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
State Rusk
Defense McNamara
General Taylor
Trotsky Lesson Echoed in Viet Nam War Critique
Henry J. Taylor argues American weakness in countering Communist influence in South Vietnam mirrors Trotsky's warning. He cites Saigon’s four U.S. commanders, 200 Communist cells in Gia Dinh, and Viet Cong leadership elected in Quang Tri hamlets. He recalls Korea’s unresolved war and U.S. losses, urging decisive action to stop the rise of communism.
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Leon Trotsky
Trotsky
Washington
Viet Nam
Saigon
U.S
Gia Dinh
Quang Tri Province
Thumb Sucking Dilemmas and Practical Solutions
The article reviews competing views on thumb sucking management from permissive to harsh measures. It notes psychiatric opinion favors noninterference while some dentists advocate biting deterrents, guards, or restraints. It cites a Hay Rake appliance used with three children alongside psychological follow up.
Barbs by Hal Cochran on war, parenting, and orthodontics
The piece blends social critique with personal musings on U S conduct in Asia and domestic issues. It argues America lost prestige to the Red Chinese, recalls atomic threats, and shifts to child behavior, urging holistic orthodontic care and parental support for childhood habits.
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Viet Nam
America
United States
Sherman Adgims
Laos
South Viet-Namj
Cambodia
Thailand
Malaya
Indonesia
IQ Quiz Sample From 100 Questions
A quiz listing ten sample items from a memory and reasoning test. Questions cover twilight at the equator, beriberi origin, Aden’s sea, a famous poem line, a biblical heel, nursery rhyme character, animal gender terms, weight change with altitude, martin vs marten, and the only crime defined in the U.S. Constitution.
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Equator
Beriberi
Aden
Taye
The
United States
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