Winchester Evening Star masthead and staff credits
The snippet lists the Winchester Evening Star staff including JACK F. DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor, ROGERE P. MILLER as News Editor, DOUGLAS B. O'CONNELL as Managing Editor, and the address for Gallagher-Delisser in New York City, with second class postage and subscription rates noted.
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Jack F. Davis
Rogere P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Safety First Guides Gemini Mission Cautious Space Pace
The Agena failure was offset by the unmanned craft, not Gemini 9, losing orbit. The space program prioritizes safety with multi layer backups and has kept astronauts safe, though payloads and experiments are trimmed. If all goes well, Gemini 9 tests may resume with some maneuvers dropped.
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Agena
Stafford
Cernan
Food supply and farming must outpace population growth
The world faces a continuing food problem as output lags population growth in parts of the world and crop losses from weeds insects and diseases reduce available calories. Experts urge better crop protection and farm modernization to feed all, noting vast land lost to nonhuman consumption in the U S and the challenge of changing farming practices in developing countries.
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North America
Europe
U.S
Elvin C. Stakman
University of Minnesota
Paul C. Mangelsdorf
Harvard University
Capitalistic Aid Sought for Soviet Car Plant
The Russians seek private sector help to raise car production. Fiat of Italy will supply knowhow for a 320 million plant to build 200 cars daily, signaling a shift toward capitalist collaboration amid the space and military tech.
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Fiat
Italy
Marx
Lenin
Stalin
H M S Hood Blown Up in Atlantic Battle
The Star Files note the sinking of H M S Hood in an Atlantic clash with German forces. Other items report Coffey shooting 62 at Fountain Head and becoming pro at Hagerstown Maryland, plus Allied naval actions, apple crop concerns, German gains in Verdun, and Gen Carranza’s stance toward the United States.
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Coffey
Winchester Golf Club
Fountain Head Country Club
Hagerstown
Crete
Meuse
Verdun
Carranza
United States
Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas
We live in a profound era of reconstruction and face dislocation in human relationships. Plans alone cannot mend a shattered world. A spiritual revival means renewing the religion each person was born into and wholehearted dedication will help solve many of the world s problems.
World War III Nuclear Question Stirs NATO Talks
Washington editor analyzes near-term risk of nuclear war amid NATO deliberations likely basing strategy on anticipated use of nuclear weapons in a European conflict. Eisenhower comments on weapon sales to allies, while Geneva seeks to curb proliferation and avert a holocaust.
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Washington
Europe
America
de Gaulle
NATO
Western
France
Brussels
United Press International
London
de Cumont
Belgium
Eisenhower
NATO Organization
White House
Congress
Geneva
Under 25 and Working? Six Job Changes Predicted
HAL Boyle lists lighthearted career and lifestyle anecdotes. Under 25, likely to switch jobs six times in a lifetime. even ages 35 to 44 average two more changes before retirement. Also notes random facts on accidents, home life tips, and cultural observations from notable figures.
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New York
Alabama's Senate Battle Tests Sparkman and Dixie Drift
Washington wires map a deep political struggle in Alabama as Senator John Sparkman faces John Grenier amid George Wallace and James Martin races. The piece weighs Sparkman's seniority and foreign policy influence against a rising two party push in the Deep South, with Wallaces proxy bid and Viet Nam policy stakes.
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Washington
Alabama
John Sparkman
South
Sparkman
Dixie
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Viet Nam
Digitalis and acne and Pap smear questions reviewed
A medical Q and A column covers causes of myocarditis linked to infections and signs on ECG, acne care for a teen, feasibility of self Pap smears, calorie content of artificial sweeteners, and a memory-quiz scoring guide with ten trivia questions. Includes names of conditions and care steps.
Optimist and Goner: Barbs on Understanding Women
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes muses on optimism as a dope who writes guides to understanding women. The piece contrasts chronic “goners” who promise action with the missing action of husbands, hinting at domestic frustration.
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Winchester Evening Star
Space Program
Food For the
Free World
H.M.S. Hood
Atlantic
Royal Navy
Russell Bargamin
Earl L. Douglas
By David Lawrence
Alfred G. Ward
CBS
Stephen Girard
Pixies
Hal Boyle
Jean Paul Getty
Durant
West Coast
Beverly Hills
Bahamas
Britain
Drates
William Howard Taft
Arizona
Heywood Broun
William S. White
Goldwater
John Grenier
Grenier
Lister Hill
George Wallace
George Wall
Wallaces
James Martin
National Republican
Martin
President Johnson
Senate
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
I.Q
U. S
Moses
Virgin Islands
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Hawaiian Islands
Equator
Albany
England
Walter C. Parkes
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