Winchester Evening Star Telephone and circulation rates
The Winchester Evening Star lists contact numbers and staff including Jack F. Davis as general manager and editor Eugene P. Miller News Editor Douglas B. O Connell Managing Editor. It also provides subscription prices for city carrier and mail delivery inside and outside Virginia and West Virginia.
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Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Vis Cine Sce
Onea Pear Hs
Tbtaeels
Rhinat Ie
India Edges Toward Soviet Ties Amid Aid Clash
The piece argues India leans closer to Moscow under Shastri due to Soviet loan style and aid emphasis. It contrasts Soviet loans with U.S. gifts, noting debt repayment, publicity value, and heavy industry projects as factors shaping Indian opinion and broader nonaligned sway.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Communist influence on campuses drives student demonstrations
The piece argues Communist influence has grown on U S campuses and shapes student protests. Howard University president Dr James Nabrit Jr accuses external disruptors linked to civil rights protests. the issue cited alongside HU unrest and House Un American Activities scrutiny. It notes Communists seek open activity, recruitment, and alliances with universities while warning against brainwashing and lawlessness.
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Washington
Coleges
James M. Nabrit, Jr
Howard University
Howard
Dr. Nabrit
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Soviet Union Spy Ship Vega Patrolling Off Key West
Henry J. Taylor describes the Vega a Soviet electronics spy ship under a Baku class mother ship cruising near Key West behind Cuba. The piece catalogs its capabilities crew size radar and long range transmitters while noting its operations from Cuba and links to other Soviet naval activity and espionage methods.
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Soviet Union
Key West
Castro
Berlin Wall
Caribbean
Cuba
Caibarien
Havana
San Julian
Island
Allies dark outlook in Norway and Swedish reports
Military spokesmen in London admitted a bleak outlook for Allied forces in Norway. Swedish reports claimed Norwegian troops still held between German forces at Trondheim and Oslo. Also notes on a German stowaway on the Norwegian steamer Grena arriving in Norfolk.
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London
Norway
Tronheim
Oslo
Dupont Powder Works
Grena
Norfolk
The
Star
J. C. Ritter
S. H. Hable
Winchester Clothier
Hable
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas
The piece asserts that true Christians trust divine guidance for happiness and that belief in God and providence is essential. It cites Paul and the Bible to claim all things work for good for those who love God, with emphasis on Jesus death and resurrection as the source of victorious living.
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Communist Party
Congress
St. Paul
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Princess Alice
Feverish Attacks on Viet Policy Rise to Threat View
In Washington a small but vocal Democratic faction in the Senate challenges U S policy in Vietnam. They accuse the Johnson administration of not meaning its stance against Communist aggression and claim bipartisan support could erode U S resolve. Senators Morse and Long attack Rusk and McNamara, urging tougher action and warning against appeasement by critics.
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J. Edegar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
America
Bernard Newman
Vegas
Alaska
Canada
Atlantic
Great Britain
U.S
Mr. Newman
Spain
Switzerland
Washington
Viet Nam
Senate
United States
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Dwight Eisenhower
John Kenenedy
Dean Rusk
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Rusk
Russell Long
Louisiana
Asia
Morse
Viet
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes on golf widows weeds
Walter C. Parkes jokes about husbands horseracing with golf and lawns. He notes wives see weed growth as the result of men playing golf on weekends. The piece uses playful barbs about domestic life and recreation.
Dentists Use Specialists More Often to Aid Patient Care
Dear Dr Lawrence explains that modern dentistry often requires specialists due to the breadth of techniques from bridges to orthopedics. He notes pros and cons of patients being treated by a generalist versus a specialist, and invites readers to submit questions.
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DR. Lawrence
Lawrence
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Winchester Evening Star
Jack F. Davis
Oey
W.va
Sorre
India
Reds
Pandit Nehru
Communist Bloc
Shastri
Moscow
Ussr
By David Lawrence
Comemunist
International Communist Movement
Henry J. Taylor
Victoria de Playa Giron Naval School
Cape Breton
George Washington
Kuchins
Prague
France
Lincoln Brigade
Red
Africa
Laos
Cambodia
Edward Barr
Tennyson Avenue
Robert G. Wilbourn
Morgantown
Peggy Jones
New Orleans
Gretchen Thomas
Miller Street
Earl L. Douglas
William S. White
Secretary of Defense
Robert McNamara
Walter C. Parkes
William Lawrence, D.D.S
I.Q
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