Winchester Evening Star Daily Readings and Rates
Winchester Evening Star details daily publication, excluding Sunday, and lists staff positions including Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor and Douglas B. O Connell as Managing Editor. Subscription rates are shown as 1.10 plus 13.00 per period with postal details.
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Jack F. Davis
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Winchester
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Cornell researchers critique modern bathrooms as outdated and unsafe
A Cornell University study led by Alexander Kira calls bathrooms fundamentally unsanitary and poorly designed. The report argues fixtures misfit human anatomy, lacks safety bars, and fails to reflect use as multi purpose spaces for children and hobbies, urging redesign and consumer driven replacement markets.
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Cornell University
Cornell
Center For Housing and Environmental Studies
Alexander Kira
Robot voting a Canadian psychiatrist foresees computer predictions
Dr Daniel Cappon of the University of Toronto says a crash program could enable computers to tap data on life experience and mental state to predict voting behavior. He spoke at the 122nd annual meeting of the American Psychiatric Association in Atlantic City. He suggests a robot could, if programmed, reduce voter stress by eliminating some candidates.
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Daniel Cappan
University of Toronto
Cappon
American Psychiatric Association
Atlantic City
Loyal Tristan da Cunha Islanders Seek Permanent British Residence
The Tristan da Cunha residents who fled to England after a volcanic eruption now request permission to stay in the British Isles. After two years abroad they report second thoughts and miss modern amenities like television, buses, and discotheques. They seek permanent relocation back to the UK despite returning to the old rock.
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Tristan da Cunha
England
British Isles
South Atlantic
German Glider-Borne Assault Opens Crete Battle
News wires report a shock troops land and fierce combat on Crete as German parachutists and airlanded troops attack strategic aims to clear routes to Syria and encircle Turkey while Churchill notes 1500 Nazis in New Zealand battle dress. Handley Judges win 17th C V A L meet with Bobby Green top scorer. A residential property sale on W Piccadilly St to Garland Hansbrough, occupied by Mr and Mrs Melvin Green, formerly part of the Episcopal Female Institute.
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Crete
Churchill
New Zealand
Sealane
Syria
Turkey
Handley
C.V.A.L
Bobby Green
Walter Cox
W. Piccadilly St
Garland M. Hansbrough
Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas
A narrator recalls a second floor window view of a circus spectacle before 1900 and notes how later inventions like radio and television failed to impress him. He hints at a person who built a machine to read all house meters without slowing for red lights and teases discussing the computer next.
Trade Bill Threatens U S Vietnam War Unity
The administration seeks expanded trade with Communist nations as a peace measure, drawing criticism that it undercuts US position in Southeast Asia. Senators Mansfield and others argue it would let the President tailor trade rules, but opponents worry it undermines economic sanctions and wartime aims amid North Vietnam arms supplies.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Southeast Asia
North Vietnam
Europe
House of Representatives
Senate
Vietnam
Basement living spaces not health hazards when kept dry
No health risk from basement rooms if air is kept dry and no carbon monoxide leaks. Varicose veins stem from vein valves, not standing on cement floors. damp basements do not cause head colds or arthritis. Use basement areas with usual health measures. Trancopal side effects include drowsiness and dizziness.
Remembering Winchester and the changing town life
A letter from Ole Fredericktown Lodge No 12 of the Fraternal Order of Police thanks associates and citizens for support during National Police Officers Week. The writer laments urban sprawl, vacant lots, and pollution, urging preservation of trees, water, and open space to improve living conditions.
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Fraternal Order of Police
Ole Fredericktown Lodge No
Winchester
Virginia
Fracternal Order of Police
Nesses
Timely Quotes from Dr. Harry Sterling on LSD Use
New York psychiatrist Dr. Harry Sterling urges students to face external reality with full senses and avoid running from pain by not using LSD. He states there is only one way to deal with reality and warns against escaping through drugs.
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Harry Sterling
New York
Politicians Peddle False Education in Public Crane
Henry J. Taylor argues in a New York Times column that politicians excessively praise youth while promoting a false moral education. He warns that education funding fails to offset politically driven cynicism and notes the growing juvenile crime rate tied to misguided rhetoric. He cites Census and BABY BOOM era stats and urges personal responsibility over rights.
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Viet Nam
Proverbs and Kipling Quotation Echoes in Verse
A reflective note cites Proverbs on restraint and calm wit, then recalls Rudyard Kipling’s six honest serving men named Where What When Why How Who. The pair illustrates learning through questions and measured speech.
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Rudyard Kipling
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