Winchester Evening Star Publication Rates and Staff
Publication details for the Winchester Evening Star include staff roles such as Manager and Executive Editor Douglas B eee, Managing Editor Jack F. Davis, News Editor Eugene P. Miller, and Robert F. Rose. Rate tables show subscription options by mail within and outside Virginia and West Virginia with weekly, monthly, six month, and yearly prices.
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Douglas B. Eee
Jack F. Davis
H Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Winchester
Nat’l. Rep
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No Gold Solution Acknowledged in Debates on U S Gold Stock
The article outlines how U S gold reserves have fallen from 23 billion to 13 billion since 1958 due to overseas aid and troop costs. It discusses options such as removing gold backing, raising gold prices, and curtailing overseas spending, with criticism of Alliance for Progress outcomes and slow Latin American gains.
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U.S
United States
Congress
Washington
Fort Knox
Europe
Alliance For Progress
Inter-American Committee On the Alliance
Sugar consumer registration drives in Winchester counties
The Task of registering sugar consumers in Winchester Frederick and Clarke counties is underway. Teachers work quickly to complete the task though no registration totals are available. The drought threatens crops and water supply while the Civic League targets flies with traps and prizes. Company A National Defense Guard of Winchester drills with Mauser rifles formerly used by Switzerland.
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Winchester
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Civic League of Winchester
Civic League
Company A
National Defense Guard of Winchester
Daily Meditation on the Renewed White Line of Moral Law
Earl K. Douglas reflects on reestablishing the white line on the road and in faith. He compares road markings to biblical moral law, urging renewed remembrance of right and wrong and noting peace when recognizing God’s providence guiding repeated life refinements.
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God
GOP Study Sparks Bipartisan Debate Over Vietnam Policy
A Senate Republican Policy Committee study report elicits praise from Senator Fulbright while provoking denials from Republicans that it signals a withdrawal from U S policy in Vietnam. The document, described as a pattern of conduct for Republicans, faces questions over misinterpretation and press release timing.
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Washington
Senate Republican Policy Committee
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
United States
Senate
Bourke Hickenclooper
Iowa
Vietnam War Study Sparks Bipartisan Debate in 1960s
The document notes Soviet and Chinese arms to North Vietnam and questions presidential powers in wartime. It contrasts Congress evaluating post hoc actions with historic U S deployments and cites Truman era UN actions and political divisions ahead of the 1968 election. Massachusetts held its first census in 1765.
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Soviet Union
Red China
United States
Red
North Vietnam
Congress
Truman
United Nations
America
Vietnam
Psoriasis facts and questions for readers
Psoriasis is not contagious though oozing scales may occur only in the early acute stage. Treatments include Triamcinolone and methotrexate, both with risks. Hereditary links are unproven. psoriatic arthritis possible. A scalp psoriasis with a permanent wave may be risky if severe. DNA RNA memory work shows RNA may help memory in elderly, but remains experimental.
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D. E. Cameron
McGill University
Montreal
How's Your I Q A Quick Quiz On Memory And Scores
A short trivia quiz presents ten questions with scoring tiers from Memory Genius to Good based on daily 9 10 or 7 8 or 5 6 or 4 correct answers. It asks about rivers northward or southward in North America malaria drug bark of a South American evergreen Paul Revere Eisenhower Khayyam seals eagle on a quarter bird that can kick dynamite naming duPont Cutie Nobel.
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Paul Revere
Dwight Eisenhower
U.S
Omar Khayyam
China
Iran
India
duPont
Cutie
Nobel
RFK Trails Humphrey in Public Favor According to Polls
Pollster Louis Harris shows Hubert Humphrey leading Robert F. Kennedy 51 to 49 percent for the Vice Presidency, reversing a 61 to 39 percent Kennedy lead last November. The shift signals a national mood favoring strong military resistance to Communist expansion and a bipartisan national security focus over domestic agenda.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Louis Harris
Humphrey
Kennedy
America
Harris
South Vietnam
Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
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