Winchester Evening Star Partial Masthead Listing
Local newspaper page fragment shows masthead and contact details for Winchester Evening Star with editors and executives named. It lists Eugene Miller News Editor Jack Davis General Manager and Executive Editor Douglas O Connell Managing Editor and routes for subscriptions and national representation.
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Jack F. Davis
Dominican Republic Crisis Fanned by Communist Conspiracy Claims
May 2 President John son declared the revolution in the Dominican Republic has been seized by a band of Communist conspirators. May 24 reports say State Department officials and Johnson aides negotiated a coalition government with rebel leaders, risking a leftist cabinet majority.
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Dominican Republic
Associated Press
Department of State
President Johnson
Tshombe Shows Way in Congo Stand Against Communists
The Congo's Moise Tshombe, backed by effective white mercenaries, has defeated rebel forces that once threatened Leopoldville. Remaining rebels retreat to Cairo seeking peace, while Tshombe warns against appeasement and urges strong leadership to defeat communist backed agitation.
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Peanut Gallery
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Cairo
Leopoldville
Change of View Among New York Newlyweds
A survey of 110 New York married couples finds husbands should not wash dishes or perform other housework. The study notes the view is confined to newlyweds and implies attitudes shift by the first anniversary as both sides learn better.
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Federal government cannot grant the right to vote
A federal role is limited to removing racial or gender discrimination in voting. The Supreme Court has defined the Fifteenth Amendment and the limits of Congress to protect the right to vote, while states determine qualifications and tests. The Voting Rights Bill seeks to expand protections, but states retain powers to set qualifications.
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Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
States
United States
Department OF Justice
Katzenbach
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
House Committee of Congress
Ify
State of
New York
Trotsky Attack Reports From Mexico City Villa
The Star Files notes Trotsky was attacked by 30 to 40 men at his suburban villa. flying glass injured him. French engineers flooded Rhine area by blowing locks on the Rhine Rhone canal. Trout weighs a pound five ounces caught by G C Kindig. Swiss patrols guard frontier as commitments keep to Swiss neutrality. Petrograd dispatches claim Russian troops offensive along a 400 mile front from southeast Poland to Galicia. C E Gudebrod, New York silk importer, was in Winchester at Mrs S H Leake’s South Washington street home.
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Leon Trotsky
Joseph Stalin
Trotsky
Petrograd
Poland
Galicia
C. E. Gudebrod
New York
Turkey Knob Orchard Co
Winchester
S. H. Leake
Washington Street
Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas
A reflection on changes in views of hypnotism, praising self hypnosis while urging honesty about personal flaws. The author notes many misjudgments about hypnotism have faded and warns that confronting weaknesses is essential for genuine progress and happiness.
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Earl L. Douglas
Kahler
Hawk missile battery waits on Hill 327 in Da Nang
HAL BOYLE reports on a U S Marines Hawk missile battery on Hill 327 near Da Nang Vietnam. Four officers and 87 enlisted men train and wait in a lonely vigil to shoot down enemy planes while protecting Da Nang air base. The men describe war as boring and emphasize readiness with their radar and missiles.
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Okinawa
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New York mayoral race described as dizzy political spectacle
William S. White outlines how the 1965 New York mayoral contest pits Rep. John Lindsay against Mayor Robert Wagner while Rockefeller Javits Kennedy maneuver for power within the GOP and Democrats, with national implications for 1968 and 1972 ambitions.
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New York
Republican Party
John Lindsay
G.O.P
New York State
Nelson Rockefeller
Jacob Javits
Lindsay
Rockefeller
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Robert Wagner
Rockeffeller
Robert Kennedy
Senate
Massachusetts
Kennedy
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Democratic Party
Statehouse
Johnson
No Sure Way to Curb Locker Room Infections
Nutritionist Wayne Brandstadt discusses locker room infections among students. He notes plantar warts and athletes foot spread by contact with floors, not water, and suggests private slippers, daily locker floor disinfection, and boiling towels. pool restrictions alone fail.
Birds Call for Mates and Mowers Echo in Back Yard
A light domestic note on marriage and男女 roles shifts to humor about backyard life as a husband learns women’s view on marriage and the silliness of everyday chores like mowing.
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