Local notices and staff details from Winchester Evening Star
The snippet lists newsroom leadership and publication details for the Winchester Evening Star including General Manager and Executive Editor Jack F. Davis and News Editor Eugene P. Miller. It notes circulation figures and contact numbers for advertising and news, with subscription rates and mail options.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Winchester
Nat’l Rep
Bottinelli and Gallagher, Inc
East 41St St
New York
N.Y
Soybeans and Campus Turmoil Reflect Shifts in 1960s Policy
The article notes how soybean price supports under Kennedy and later administrations led to production surges and market gluts, urging a move toward free market conditions. It also laments campus upheaval at Harvard, highlighting bomb scares, strikes, and faculty tension impacting teaching and research.
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Farm Journal
Freeman
U.S
Washington
Harvard
Wall Street Journal
Extraordinary soap bubbles reach two feet in diameter
A Temple University researcher reports blowing bubbles over 60 centimeters in diameter and 100 liters in volume with lifetimes exceeding two years. The bubbles use polymer-enriched solutions and require specialized lab gear and significant wind.
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Research Institute
Temple University
Science
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Weather forecast service for farmers by Evening Star
The Evening Star will publish a twice weekly advance weather forecast from the Weather Bureau for the area to aid farmers and orchards. American bombers continue attacks on Truk Wake Ponape and Rabaul with other raiders striking targets in the Pacific. Handley High School sends representatives to Charlottesville for the 13th annual Virginia High School Literary and Athletic League Track Meet led by Dr. Garland Q. Quarles and coaches. Five year old Lee Butler suffered an accident on N Braddock Street. Rev A A Kelly of Grace Lutheran to deliver the baccalaureate at Middletown Agricultural High School on June 1. First Lt W N Page arrives home from France after honorable discharge at Camp Merritt New Jersey.
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Evening Star
The
Weather Bureau
Washington
Truk
Central Pacific
Wake
Carolines
Ponape
Rabaul
Handley High School
Charlottesville
Virginia High School Literary and Athletic League
Garland Q. Quarles
Raoul Garrabrandt
Otis ‘Snag’? Sargent
A.A. Kelly
Grace Lutheran Church
Agricultural High School
Middletown
Jerusalem Sirens Spark a Peace Sermon
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas reflects on Jerusalem under sirens and martial rule. It contrasts the city’s sacred history with present violence and cites Christ’s words of peace amid a life and death struggle.
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Prince of Peace
Jerusalem
America
Impeachment Debate Over Supreme Court Justice Fortas
Congress considers removing Justice Abe Fortas amid reports of a $20000 fee for Wolfson charity work and Fortas refusal to participate in related cases. Life tenure and good behavior are debated as grounds for removal.
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Washington
Congress
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Fortas
Life’’ Magazine
Louis Wolfson
Wolfson
Supreme
Inferior Courts
Senate
Judiciary Committee of
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Fortas
President Johnson
Johnson
City Repor ts Support for Winchester Recreation Budget
Letter writers urge Frederick County Supervisors to approve a $20,000 allocation to the Winchester Recreation Department for the 1968 69 and 1969 70 operating years. They cite pool tennis courts ball diamonds and Memorial Building maintenance as essential and note county residents use varies with activity.
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the Star
Winchesster
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Winchester
Frederick County
Dandruff Treatments and Medical Q&A Column
Medical Q A on dandruff and seborrheic dermatitis explains shampooing, Betamethasone valerate cream for facial and chest lesions, and cautions against overtreatment. Also covers eosinophil counts, copper in the body, and a 100-question memory scoring page with sample items.
Nixon Administration Divided Over Vietnam Troop Withdrawals
William S. White argues rumors of U.S. troop withdrawals harm Paris talks with North Vietnam. He says the administration shows disarray and must clearly declare no withdrawal until the other side offers concessions, while the enemy hopes for a domestic peace victory. The piece notes divisions between doves and hawks, and urges a direct public statement to prevent misread signals.
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Washington
Nixon
South Vietnam
Paris
United States
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Hale
Webster
Lee Butler
G. A. Butler
N. Braddock St
W. Nelson Page
United States Army
France
Camp Merritt
N.J
Earl L. Douglas
Holy City
By David Lawrence
Shenandoah Region
Antique Automobile Club of America
Winchester Department of Parks and Recreation
Jim Barnett
Clint McCarty
War Memorial
Bobby Kline
Sgt
Woolf
Virginia State Police
Winchester City Police
Roy Hoak
Sheriffs Department
Robert Buckeley
Buckley-Lages
Thomas W. Rissler
Shenandoah
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A.C.A
Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial Fund
Jack Marsh
Virginia National Bank
Ours
Virginia
Abilene
By Wayne G. Brandstandt, M.D
I.Q
Abraham Lineoln
Lincoln Park
Chicago
Ill
Noah Webster
Daniel Webster
England
Monroe
Joseph Conrad
William S. White
State Department
William Rogers
Elliott Richardson
Defense
Melvin Laird
White House
Henry Kissinger
Grocery Manufacturers of America
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