Winchester Evening Star Classified Rates And Contact Info
The Winchester Evening Star lists subscription rates for local and mail delivery, plus contact numbers for advertising and editorial departments. Rates include one month and yearly options, with separate listings for in town and out of town customers.
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Winchester Evening Star
Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Nat l. Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
W.va
Eeessseeenereererebere
Ok Marine
Sunetas
Public attitudes on politicians and global tensions noted
A survey of about 400 college students shows low faith in politicians from both parties with 9 percent identifying as Democrats and 13 percent as Republicans. It also highlights strong doubts about integrity, links to pressure groups, and a belief that political careers require compromising principles. Separately, discussions on the Sea of Japan and U.S. Soviet naval incidents reflect Cold War tensions, with warnings against extending attacks and a call for free navigation in international waters.
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Sea of Japan
Korea
Japan
U.S
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Far East
Moscow
U.S.A
Ussr
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Richmond
Johnson
George Wallace
Wisconsin
Wallace
Indiana
Maryland
Economic War Strains Persist Amid Vietnam Spending
The piece argues that despite claims by William H. Shaw the bulk of wartime economic strain remains. It notes 1965 66 military outlays and rising defense budgets threaten a civilian deficit potentially up to 20 billion, countering optimism of an easing boom.
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William H. Shaw
Johnson
Business Council
Hot Springs
Rome
U.S
Andrew Johnson
Eliza McCardle
Miss McCardle
Morocco
Chicago
U. S
Shenandoah River floods threaten Riverton area
The Shenandoah River topped its banks and is expected to crest at 14 feet at Riverton on a second rampage within a week. The flood endangers homes and infrastructure along the riverfront.
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Shenandoah River
Riverton James River
Lake Ilmen
Kharkov
Centering on Motives in Daily Living
The meditation argues God judges by inner motives, not outward acts. It warns that charity or avoidance of evil can be driven by reputation or fear, and emphasizes inner cleansing, facing temptations, and aligning actions with sincere motives for true health and conscience.
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God
Adult Education in Winchester Frederick County Schools
The Winchester and Frederick County school systems advanced adult education this year at Handley High School. Adults took refresher courses in English and mathematics and pursued typing and business skills while basic education classes boosted literacy.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Handley High School
Donald Perrault
James Wood High School
George Wallace holds strategic key to 1968 race
Henry J. Taylor argues Wallace's 1968 potential third party bid could derail Johnson and Kennedy, shifting the race. He cites Republican gains in 1966 35 gubernatorial races and Pennsylvania registration trends as signs Wallace could swing the election.
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George Wallace
Wallace
Johnson
House of Representatives
President Johnson
Bobby Kennedy
Wrecker Wallace
Headaches, fashion and trivia pack a busy world
HAL BOYLE surveys a scatter of notes from mailbag items. Women suffer more headaches than men, colds outnumber severe headaches, vaudeville survives in the Balkans, clothing mills spin 16 miles of fabric each minute, and skinny ties fade while broader widths rise. Miscellaneous items include vacation pay laws, earnings by education level, dining out costs, medieval insults, and quirky factoids from history and daily life.
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New York
United States
Balkan States
U.S
Sweden
Marlene Dietrich
Young Bones Heal Quickly in Children Say Surgeon
Wayne Brandstadt explains that children’s bones resist fractures differently from adults. Greenstick fractures and epiphyseal separations are discussed, with emphasis on rapid healing and the value of preventive care and appropriate casting for conditions like osteochondritis and related growth disorders.
Tin Riches From Bolivia Turned Patino Into Millionaire
In 1895 Simon I Patino bought Bolivian land hoping for tin. The claim yielded nothing until 1899 when a tin vein was found. Ore analysis showed 54 to 6000 cent pure tin worth a ton, and Patino quickly became one of the world's richest men.
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Simon I. Patino
Bolivia
World Almanac
Patino
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Aaa
Secant
Gilbert Youth Research
North
State Department
Atlanta
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Germany
Earll. Douglas
Melton Wright
America
Yale University
Josiah Holbrook
American Lyceum
Methodist Church
Lake Chautauqua
Cooper Union
Y.M.C.A
Women’s Clubs
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Smithsonian Institution
Ithaca
International Correspondence School
Scranton
Pennsylvania
American Association of Adult Education
F. P. Keppel
Carnegie Corporation
Works Progress Administration
Department of Adult Education
N.E.A
American Association For Adult Education
Adult Education Association
Rube Goldberg
Henry J. Taylor
LBJ
Bobby
Arkansas
John L. McClellan
California
George Murphy
Ronald Reagan
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Congress
Senate
Hal Boyle
PiXies
By Wohl
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
Osgood-Schlatter
Perthes
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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