Winchester Evening Star Telephones and subscription rates
The notice lists Winchester Evening Star contact numbers and key staff including Jack F. Davis Eugene P. Miller and Douglas B. O Connell. It provides subscription pricing by mail for Virginia and West Virginia readers, with monthly and yearly rates and geographic distinctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Csidaas
Indonesian Dictator Sukarno Threatens U S Aid and Southeast Asia
The article depicts Sukarno as a dangerous regional figure who has seized foreign investments in Indonesia and opposes U S support. It argues Washington should recognize the peril, notes his alliance with Red China, and warns of potential belligerence affecting Southeast Asia and Western interests.
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U.S
Achmed Sukarno
Sukarno
Washington
Federation
Malaysia
Indonesia
Southeast Asia
United States
De Gaulle Expands Ties With Soviet Union Amid East Opens
De Gaulle signals stronger France Soviet cooperation after talks with Gromyko, including sending a portion of France’s capital goods to the USSR over five years and backing a French color television system. Moscow upgrades its Paris embassy and recalls Valerian Zorin. France and the USSR align on several issues though Germany remains a flashpoint.
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General de Gaulle
Britain
Gromyko
France
Ussr
Moscow
Paris
Valerian Zorin
de Gaulle
Outer Mongolia
United Nations
Viet Nam
Congo
Disarmament
Germany
East
Men Teach Virginia Schools Increase Share of Workforce
The article notes 1963 state data with Utah and Arizona leading male teaching shares while Virginia averages 20.4 percent and Clarke County attains 28 percent. It cites 35,979 total teachers, 7,365 men, and discusses salary pressures and career choice factors.
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Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
California
United States
Virginia
South Carolina
Dickenson County
Clarke County
Frederick County
Winchester
Tears and pain in a world of silent cries
A medical article covers familial dysautonomia Riley Day disease describing absence of tears and pain in children, symptoms, diagnosis challenges, and care measures. It also discusses kidney infections, teaching careers for men, and factors shaping male entry into teaching including pay and administrative roles.
Over 40 Workers Urged to Be Interviewed for Employment
A letter from the U S Department of Labor urges employers to hire on the basis of skill and ability regardless of age and to interview past 40 applicants. It promotes education and training and directs seekers to local public employment offices for guidance and placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Labor
Office
The
Manpower Administration
United States
Labor Department
Department of Labor
State Employment Services
United States Employment Service
Churchill Becomes Britain’s Prime Minister as War Deepens
Winston Churchill succeeds Neville Chamberlain amid escalating Western Europe war. German air assault spans land and water defenses in the Netherlands with paratroop and seaplane landings near Rotterdam. England mobilizes resources to halt invasion as bombers reach Thames estuary and Kent. German envoy Von Bernstorff expresses regrets over Lusitania losses. Italian papers show growing war sentiment against Austria. Harry Moffatt of Shenandoah Valley imports learns his brother Will Moffatt aboard the Lusitania is missing.
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Winston Churchill
The
Admiralty
Hitler
Britain
Neville Chamberlain
Europe
Netherlands
Rotterdam
England
Belgium
Holland
Thames Estuary
Kent
Dover
London
Rome
Austria
Harry Moffatt
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley Importing Company
Will Moffatt
Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas
A reflection on trust and character notes the wall example of guarded gates and a borrowed defense. It argues moral character is the most valuable asset and not as scarce as believed, urging readers to seek and recognize sound integrity in others and themselves.
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Dr. King
United Nations
Dr King Strays From Intellectual Anchorage
Henry J. Taylor criticizes Dr. Martin Luther King for promoting civil disobedience and aligning with international factions. The piece questions King's influence, calls for respect for the rule of law, and argues for principled racial policy aligned with American democracy.
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Dr. King
Intellectual Anchorage
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Winchester Evening Star
Jack F. Davis
W.va
Red China
Melton Wright
Plato
Phaedrus
Highland
Radford
Warren Counery
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
Dysautonomia Association, Inc
Fifth Ave
New York
N.Y
Edward Harriman
Nate
Star
Miss Powell
Stanley H. Ruttenberg
Ruth E. Powell
South
Cameron Street
I.Q
Waterloo
Earth
St. Paul’s
Count von Bernstorff
State Department
Lusitania
Earl L. Douglas
Henry J. Taylor
Martin Luther King
Johnson
South Viet
King
Ballista
Peking
Hanoi
Oslo
Yale University
Ralph Bunche
Hamlet
Adam Clayton Powell
Malcolm X
Boston
Santo Domingo
Castro
Oliver Wendell Holmes
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