Winchester Star March 5 1968 edition front page notice
Winchester Evening Star weekly edition dated Tuesday March 5 1968 notes circulation over 66 000 by telephone and provides advertising and staff contact details with a listing of subscription rates and office information for the Winchester Virginia newspaper.
Communist Propaganda Masked as News Examined
The piece argues that Communist regimes alter and control information, while the Associated Press strives to label material from behind the Iron Curtain. It defends free press as essential for readers to compare sources and seek truth amid state manipulation.
Modern Trends Shrink Breakfast as Speed Dominates Meals
A discussion on fast living notes breakfast erosion from a valued daily ritual. It cites rushed routines, the rise of quick meals, and the shift in food industry research toward speed over sensory appeal, linking lifestyle to reduced nourishment.
Red Cross chapters active with war work in 1943
The Star Files notes local Red Cross chapters busy with war duties including contacting service men and families. Miss Beulah Brown arrives to oversee nurse supervision at Winchester Memorial Hospital. 1st Lt. Marshall McCormick Reynolds evacuated to the States after Far East combat wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Marshall McCormick Reynolds
States
Far East
M J Hardesty Orchard Sold for 14000 in 1918
The M J Hardesty orchard with six year old trees sold to Mrs. Hunter Stine and S B Kemp for 14000. The 50.5 acre property is part of a larger plan including widening Water Street from Loudoun to Indian Alley and condemnation of the Bell and Miller corner building at Water and Loudoun Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Hardesty
Hunter Stine
S. B. Kemp
Whiting
Common Council
Water St
Loudoun St
Indian Alley
Water and
Loudoun Sts
Bell and Miller
Obedience to God as Remedy for Human Sin and Disorder
A meditation on humanity's fall through disobedience, contrasting human sin with God's perfection. It argues disobedience fuels wars and crime, while obedience to The Most High God leads to true living. The piece extols divine knowledge, righteous aims, and a spirit of love guiding humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tures
Rosy Blush From East Shows AP Propaganda Loop
An AP radiophoto from Saigon to New York and back to Asia illustrates how captions vary with political framing. The left caption identifies U S soldiers kneeling at a religious service after a battle in Vietnam. The right caption, controlled by the Red government, redefines the scene as de moralized after a Viet Cong beatdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Saigon
New York
World Picture Service
U.S
Vietnam
Red
Peking
How Photos Slip Thru Bamboo Curtain
A report on how news pictures from behind the Iron Curtain reach Western audiences. It details sources, verification, and the roles of AP wirephoto, Eastfoto, Tass, Sovfoto, and freelance photographers in North Vietnam China and Russia. It explains authenticity checks and the reliance on radiophoto transmission for access to Communist countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Free World
Moscow
The
Las Vegas
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Tokyo
Frankfurt
Warsaw
New York
United States
Eastfoto
Eastfoto Pictures
Tern World
Hanoi
Japan
Fotokhronika Tass
Sovfoto
Red
China
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
China Pictures
New China News Agency
Tass
Europe
London
Riot Commission Report Faces Critics and Calls for Action
Analysis of the Presidents Commission on Civil Disorder criticizes its lack of prosecutions for rioters while noting appointed members' political ties. The piece discusses who is blamed for violence, King's support, and the report's stance on white racism and remedies, urging reconciliation to prevent further unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Senate
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Martin Luther King, Jr
United States
America
Commission
Congress
Female Hormones Help Prevent Decalcification and Hay Fever Tale
Wayne Brandstadt M D explains that after fifty women are prone to spinal osteoporosis while hormone therapy helps prevent decalcification and does not cause excess calcium. He notes calcium intake needs about 800 mg daily and outlines symptoms of calcium deficiency and risks of excess. He also discusses how hay fever risk differs by location and notes a biblical and military quote at article end.
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