Winchester Evening Star May 7 1963 edition
The Winchester Evening Star of May 7 1963 lists staff roles and mailing rates. It notes editors H D Koontz Jack F Davis and Eugene Miller with National Representatives Gallagher Delisser Inc. Pricing sections detail carrier motor route and mail rates, with outside Virginia and West Virginia add on.
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Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th 81
New York City
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Rockefeller marriages prompt 1964 or 1968 presidential run
The piece weighs whether Nelson Rockefeller will seek the presidency in 1964 or wait until 1968 after divorcing his wife and marrying again. It discusses public judgment, age, and the impact of television image on presidential elections, citing Kennedy era politics and a Goldwater alternative.
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Washington
Rockefeller
Edward VIII
Britain
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Colgan Er A
United States
Debating Frills in Education and Campus Change
A discussion on whether schools should fund frill courses beyond the core three Rs. Dr Calvin E Gross argues for a focus on essential instruction, while others fear stifling progress. The piece notes shifts in college finances, parental control, and a leaner, more serious freshman class with fewer social hours.
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Calvin E. Gross
New York City
Intelulum
Dr. Gross
Gross
Pennsylvania State University
Six Wood Students Prepare Star Files Booklet
A booklet prepared by six James Wood students highlights the Star Files project. It reflects student effort, non distinguished entries, and mentions the high school context and community involvement.
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James Wood
Philadelphia cigar store hero thwarts armed robber
Twenty five years ago in Philadelphia Abraham Widman slammed a door to trap a would be thief. The gunman fired six shots but Widman was unhurt and un robbed as a police officer captured the bandit. Mr and Mrs Frank N Hack returned home after a three week visit to French Lick Springs Indiana.
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Philadelphia
Abraham Widman
Widman
Francisco
Frank N. Hack
French Lick Springs
Indiana
Outrage Furor Grips England Afraid Civil War Fears Stir
A 1913 wire from London reports panic over militant suffragette violence. Ada Ward, a group member, was arrested for a large bomb at the Grand Hotel. A second bomb found in parcels at St Catherine's post office. A fire damaged St Catherine's Church in South London as authorities suspect involvement.
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Ater Ary Uery
Lenton
All England
Ada Ward
Grand Hotel
St. Catherine's Church
London
Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas
Earl L. Douglas writes on religion and science urging unity of spirit and matter in understanding reality. He contrasts religious devotion with the scientific method and emphasizes balance between belief and inquiry.
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Earl L. Douglas
Past era quirks and social norms from Hal Boyle column
AP columnist recalls midcentury attitudes in a reminiscence on politics class attitudes marriage female roles and social status. The piece highlights pies hospital visits dating norms youth behavior and cultural stereotypes from earlier times.
Bible Thought on Covetousness and Confession
A devotional snippet cites Luke 12 15 warning against covetousness and reminds believers to confess before God rather than complain, emphasizing spiritual perspective over material abundance.
Kennedy Easy Winner If Election Wore Tomorrow
The piece analyzes Kennedy as a potential 1964 presidential candidate noting voter preference for placidity, possible effects on Rockefeller and GOP prospects, and compares Kennedy’s balanced stance to Eisenhower. It discusses public mood, world events, and the likelihood Kennedy could secure re election amid a calm international scene.
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Kennedy Easy
Fae
Kennedy
Kent Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Fidel Castro
Laos
Viet Nam
United States
Typhoid Fever Outbreaks and Carrier Risks Worldwide
Dr Lester L Coleman warns that typhoid is not confined to its origin. An outbreak in Switzerland links to water contamination. carriers can spread infection via food, water, and milk. Vaccination and sanitation remain essential amid summer transmission and evolving global travel risks.
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Switzerland
United States
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Winchester Evening Star
H. D. Koontz
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
By David Lawrence
Devenan Bever
Kennedy Poltical
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Romney
Michigan
U.S
Hal Boyle
Clara Bow
Ortes
Bible Thought
By James Marlow
Pieters Breen
White House
Tru Eisenhower
Truman
Sakedy
Eell Egies
Lester L. Coleman
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