Winchester Daily Financial Circulation Rates March 25 1964
A local newspaper page lists postage, circulation figures, and advertising rates. The notice names JACK F. DAVIS as general editor and EUGENE MOLLER as executive editor with contact details and national representatives Gallagher Delisser Inc New York City. Rates shown include One Year 8.50 Six Months 4.75 One Month 1.00 and outside Va. add 1.00 for a year.
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Winchester
Gallagher -Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
W.va
Senate panel Advances Quiet Changes to Shield Trial Records
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee approved narrow amendments that would limit access to court records by shielding certain legal documents from public disclosure. The measure targets government trials and related materials, proposing stricter withholding standards while prompting debate on transparency.
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Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Government of
Chan
Secret disclosure amendments urged to curb government secrecy
A congressional subcommittee backs amendments to the existing law on public information to limit broad secrecy claims. It argues officials misuse broad grounds like public interest or good cause to hide documents, with national security and foreign policy as the core exemptions. The proposal faces agency opposition but aims to curb secrecy and increase public accountability.
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Congress
Washington
Judge Wilson Denounces Hoffa Conviction In Tennessee Case
The judge sentences Hoffa on charges of attempting to tamper with a federal jury. Judge Wilson condemns the act as striking at the administration of justice and upholding lawful process as essential to the nation. The piece also laments forgotten commemorations of Casey Jones on his 100th birthday and recalls his Illinois Central death in Vaughan, Illinois, 1900.
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James R. Hoffa
Tennessee
Hoffa
Frenk Wilson
America
Casey Jones
Casey
Illinois Central
Vaughan
T. Lawrence Seibert
E Newton
Fashion Show Triumph and Civic Travels Highlight 1939 Star Files
From the Star Files a 1939 note features Helen Zeigler as Ma Winchester and Emma Gina Rosenberger performing Minnie the Moocher at a Junior Auxiliary event. Mayor Dr Charles R Anderson and wife vacationed in Havana Cuba while Dr Garland R Quarles prepared a new pageant for the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival.
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Helen 8
Zeigler
Ma Winchester
Emma Gina Rosenberger
Minnie the Moocher
Punkin Hollow
Charles R. Anderson
Winchester
Anderson
Havana
Cuba
Garland R. Quarles
Wealthy Frederick farmer John Gano dies from hay bale injury
In 1914 John Gano, a wealthy farmer in Frederick county, died at his home after a hay bale collapsed on his chest. At Raleigh the technology college burned, causing $100000 in losses. Bucket brigades fought the fire as workers and shoppers endured chaos after a boiler explosion at S& Kann Sons in Washington.
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John Gano
Frederick County
Raleigh
N.C
College of Technology
S&. Kann Sons and Company
Eighth and
Pennsylvania Avenue
N.W
Washington, D.C
Silent Reflection on Holy Week Wednesday
The meditation notes the quiet day of reflection before Jesus faces crucifixion. It imagines his silence and activity behind biblical records and urges earnest prayer and contemplation of life’s trials in preparation for the greatest event of faith.
Johnson Moves to Realistic Latin America Policy
The Johnson administration shifts toward a realistic Latin America approach, balancing American interests with respect for Latin pride. It aims to end guilt over past gunboat diplomacy, pursue principled cooperation, and confront Cuba’s Castros while seeking true Latin American cooperation. The leaders Johnson and Mann emphasize practical diplomacy and mutual respect.
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LBJ
Washington
Johnson
Latin America
United States
Western Hemisphere
Mann
Success is The Greatest Danger To Man With Only One Dream
HAL BOYLE argues that single minded pursuit can trap a person once success is achieved. He compares victory to a pitfall for leaders and writers, noting age and multiple dreams keep youth alive. More dreams prevent fixation on one failure or triumph and keep ambition ongoing.
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New York
Curbstone
Alexander the Great
Adolf Hitler
Methuselah
Plasma Expanders Deliver Medical Breakthroughs in Shock Care
Dr Brandstadt describes low molecular weight dextran LMD as a blood substitute and anti sludgeing transfusion aid. Case examples include a 16 year old with burns and fractures whose feet recovered after LMD transfusion, a Raynaud patient with improved finger circulation, and a femoral artery clot case showing rapid pain relief and restored pulse.
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England
Byrd Seeks Sixth Senate Term Amid Fiscal Prudence Talk
The Consistent Conscience of Washington, Senator Harry F Byrd of Virginia, longtime advocate of federal thrift, announces plans to run for a sixth Senate term as a new President proposes fiscal prudence. Byrd, approaching 77 this June, reiterates his hard requirements of fiscal responsibility and discipline amid shifting government spending debates.
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Harry Flood Byrd
Senate
Berryville
Washington
Byrd
Virginia
Mr. Byrd
Easter tax cut boosts record Easter shopping seen
Easter buying likely to hit a record aided by an income tax cut and consumer confidence. Shoppers started strong as Easter arrives early, with a nationwide AP survey showing about a five percent rise over last year despite weather disruptions. Merchants note most savings are psychological and apparel leads Easter parades.
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AP Business News
NEW York
Association
Dakins
Associated Press
Geoffrey Swaebe
May ‘Co
Los Angeles
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Winchester Evening Star
Sunda
Tad
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Molle
Rager
Star Files
Earl L. Douglas
Gethsemane
Mary
Martha Lazarus
William S. White
Coolidge
Nicaragua
Thomas Mann
Texas
Panama Canal Zone
Hal Boyle
By Gill Fox
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
Earth
Raynaud
Wall Street Journal
Easter
Record
I.Q
U.S. ‘Capitol Dome
U.S
Rhett Butler
Golden Gate
Reykjavik
Republic
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