Winchester Evening Star Masthead and subscription rates
The Winchester Evening Star lists Douglas B. O Connell as manager and Eugene P. Miller as news editor. It is circulated daily except Sundays with a listed rate of 13.00 dollars for annual subscriptions and a $1.10 daily option.
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Winchester Evening Star
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Eugene P. Miller
Winchester
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Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
CIA under scrutiny as leadership shakeup follows resignation
The article surveys ongoing CIA criticism, past missteps, and calls for congressional oversight. It notes Admiral Raborn's sudden resignation and argues that leadership changes alone won’t restore public trust. It discusses secrecy, constitutional concerns, and risks of abolition.
Red Army Blitzkrieg drives German column from Polish buffer zone
The Red Army halted a German force deep in the Polish buffer zone as tanks planes and artillery moved in blitzkrieg style toward Minsk and Moscow.
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RED Army
Minsk
Moscow
Little Theatre
Robert T. Barton
Judy McGuire
Emma Ginn Baker Rosenberger
Brookie Kern Benham
Arthur Field
Georgia Conrad Pierce
Roy Ryden
Bentley Kinney
Leisure and purpose in daily life by Earl L. Douglas
A meditation urges finding a meaningful interest beyond idle time. It contrasts excessive TV and social overload with pursuing a personal passion discovered through deliberate search, promising brighter days, broader horizons, and renewed gladness when found.
Dominican Intervention Debate Highlights Monroe Doctrine Stakes
The Dominican Republic intervention sparked mixed Latin American reaction at the OAS vote to withdraw 8000 troops. Chile and Uruguay voiced criticisms while fearing future meddling in internal affairs. U.S. intervention is framed as upholding the Monroe Doctrine and hemispheric independence against European powers.
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Chile
Uruguay
Organization of American States
Latin America
Soviet Union
Red China
Cuba
United States
Dominican Republic
OAS
Pities By Wohl on Protection After Foreign Conflicts
Article argues governments must shield foreign nationals and compensate for damages. It cites UN Charter Article 52 on pacific settlement and notes the OAS filed a resolution with the UN Security Council to withdraw troops from the Dominican Republic. It defends U.S. role and current policy as vindicated after a free election and restoration of order.
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United Nations Charter
Security Council
Organization of American States
Dominican Republic
United States
OAS
Santo Domingo
Advice to young men from HAL BOYLE 1966
Columnist HAL BOYLE offers down to earth life tips for young men. He urges cautious choices in marriage, work, and finances, promotes practical habits like buckling seat belts and regular exercise, and emphasizes personal growth over wealth. He concludes free advice may not make a millionaire but can help avoid jail or the poorhouse.
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New York
Vitamin A dangers and appetite advice for children
Card shows that 25 000 units daily is excessive for children, with documented cases of chronic and acute vitamin A poisoning at very high doses. It recommends dietary sources like milk fortified margarine eggs and liver and notes vitamins B and C loss during cooking and storage. It also addresses appetite supplements and warns against unsupervised use.
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I Soda
CIA Leadership Change Passes Smoothly in Senate
Richard Helms is approved unanimously as CIA director in succession to William Raborn. The Russell Senate committee retains sole supervision of the CIA, resisting Foreign Relations calls for broader oversight. The President commends Raborn's service in a private farewell note, while warning of continued strain on high offices amid Vietnam era pressures.
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Foreign Relations Committee
CIA
Icism
Richard Helms
William F. Raborn
Senate
Helms
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Richard Russell
Georgia
Congress
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Raborn
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Viet Nam
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Thoughtful reflection cites Romans 14 5 and Carlyle urging focus on present tasks rather than distant aims. The message contrasts individual convictions on days with a call to clarity and action in the near term.
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