Winchester Evening Star Daily Masthead and Contact Info
The snippet lists the Winchester Evening Star masthead with editors and staff roles, contact numbers, and subscription rates. It shows the paper’s location in Winchester Virginia with circulation claims and national representation details.
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Winchester Evening Star
JONES
Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
E P, Miller
Douglas B. O’conne
Winchester
Nat'l. Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Urban Problems And The Role Of Science In Cities
Dr Donald F Hornig science adviser to the President posed whether educated citizens can live with metro congestion with dignity. The symposium discussed science solutions to urban woes including moving away from cars toward rapid transport and traffic controls, a shift motorists may resist.
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Metropolitcan
Donald F. Hornig
United States
Donald S. Berry
Department of Civil Engineering
Northwestern University
Berry
Chicago
Travel and Parks Show U S Supremacy in Scenery
The article notes one quarter of two week travelers will visit mountains and national parks before fall. It praises American scenery from Glacier to Sequoia and Mt McKinley, claiming glacial formations forests lakes and canyons surpass Europe Asia. It highlights Grand Canyon Yellowstone Yosemite and wild animal preserves as world class.
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Alps
Caucasus
Himalayas
Andes
Europe
United States
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
Yosemite Valley
America
Glacier National Park
Crater Lake
Mt. Rainier
Sequoia National Park
Mount McKinley
Black Hills
Tetons
Smokies
American
Asia
Nature
Panama
Marcos A. Robles
Russians overrun Nazis in smashing advance near Kharkov
In a major open field battle Soviets push forward near Kharkov cutting around Finn flank while rains ease drought. Local officers plan to enroll men for a new army amid bitter congressional food policy debate. Deputy Sheriff Armel conducts raid on alleged illegal fishing along Shenandoah tributaries, arresting eight.
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Kharkov
Congress
Opequon
L. E. Armel
Shenandoah River
Nixon May Master GOP Convention For Another Opportunity
Washington analytic essay argues Richard Nixon could dominate the 1968 Republican National Convention even without winning the nomination. It compares him to Dewey as a king-maker, notes his strong foreign policy emphasis and durable party influence, and cites polls showing Vietnam stance boosting public support for his line.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
G.O.P
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Harry S. Truman
Dewey
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Forcce
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Louis Harris
George Gallup
Johnson
George Romney
Michigan
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas on God in the world
The meditation asserts God remains in creation from atom to galaxy and is love and light. It argues God cannot be separate from the universe and is present in hearts and wonders, offering peace and comfort through belief in a benevolent creator.
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Earl L. Douglas
God
Johnson Changes Image Boosts Poll Standings
A James Marlow report notes President Johnson’s poll numbers rise to parity with Michigan Governor George Romney, attributed to a calmer, more self confident style. The piece traces Johnson’s shift from high pitched rhetoric to restrained public appearances and subdued news conferences.
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Washington
Johnson
Michigan
George Romney
Newsmen
Vietnam
Sing Outs offer hopeful answer to hate and violence
Washington column notes a Constitution Hall event where 3500 people heard 150 youths sing in a diverse cast backed by 1000 Uniformed Officers Candidate Regiment cadets. The piece describes Sing Out as a worldwide youth initiative promoting unity, discipline, and spiritual guidance through music.
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Washington
Constitution Hall
Fort Belvoir
William Storey
California
America
Reader’s Digest
Mr. Storey
Chicago
West Side
United States
Yesteryear
U.S. Student Population Rises Since 1960
About 30 percent of Americans aged 5 to 34 are in school or college, totaling around 55.1 million. This figure marks an increase of 8.8 million students since 1960, with college and professional enrollment up 70 percent over the period.
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United States
Canada
Mackinac Island
Michigan
World Almanac
Remedies for Lower Partial Denture Bar Pressures
Lower partial denture metal bars can sink into gum tissue causing pain and tooth movement. Remedies include grinding the bar, rebuilding back sections, rebasing in one or two visits, bite adjustment, and often replacing the denture with a new cast.
Questions on dental health for Dr Lawrence column
Readers may send questions about dental health to Dr Lawrence in care of this paper. While he cannot reply personally, letters of general interest will be answered in this column.
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Lawrence
Apple Festival week leaves Uniontown with warm memories
Mr and Mrs Francis Longhan of 114 Collins Avenue Uniontown Pa praise the city for its hospitality during the Apple Festival. They note the Uniontown Red Raider Band and their supervisors were treated like royalty at the Holiday Inn and regret rain ended events early. They vow to return for the friendly weekend.
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the Star
Uniontown Red Raider
Holiday Inn
Rt. 11
South
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