Winchester Evening Star Classified Telephones Data
Winchester Evening Star lists telephone numbers for news and advertising and provides staff roles and postal details with subscription rate notes. This data appears as a masthead segment rather than a news item.
Involvement and Injustice Across Times and Nations
The piece links the Kitty Genovese case to the 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia, condemning bystander indifference and noting world opinion moves against Warsaw Pact aggression. It critiques Justice Department efforts against organized crime, highlighting unresolved convictions and the continuing power of the Cosa Nostra with several top leaders at large.
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Czechoslovakia
Kitty Genovese
Court of World Opinion
Justice Department
Cosa Nostra
Whooping Cranes See Small Population Gain
The whooping crane population rose from 48 in 1967 to 49 this year with a possible stray. The birds migrate between Canada and the Aransas Wildlife Refuge in Texas where government protection aids their survival. Canada and Texas shelters report gains since 1938, reflecting renewed conservation success and public interest.
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Canada
Aransas Wildlife Refuge
Texas
India
Huyette Tops Fort Benning Jump Mark in Fifth Attempt
CPL James F. Huyette son of Mr and Mrs William Huyette Clearbrook completed his fifth qualifying jump at Fort Benning Georgia. The Handley Board of Trustees sold 174 acres with buildings known as Smithfield Farm in Winchester for 25000 dollars. County Fuel Administrator R Gray Williams urged consumers to sign blanks before coal dealers may supply hard coal. Officer Lewis Marshall Baker from the central officers training school COD Lee retired from service.
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James F. Huyette
William Huyette
Clearbrook
Fort Benning
Handley Board of Trustees
Marguerite Barr Butler
Winchester
R. Gray Williams
Lewis Marshall Baker
Central Officers’ Training School
Cod “Lee
Retirner Wy Wes Homens
Daily Meditation on Music's Role in Faith and Culture
Earl L. Douglas reflects on music's impact across nations from the Marseillaise to sacred psalms. He argues music shapes souls and worship, citing Napoleon and Jesus, and urges improving church musical standards while avoiding dictating value to others.
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Napoleon
Alps
Mount of Olives
Russia: Young Country Run by Old Men
Moscow reports a faster pace of life with skyscrapers and a space program while senior officials dominate leadership roles. Analysts warn that delaying political power for younger talent may hinder Soviet economic and technological progress.
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Russia
Council of Ministers
A.N. Kosygin
Communist Party of the
U.S.S.R
L.I. Brezhnev
Supreme Soviet
N.V. Podgorny
Politburo
Moscow University
Soviet Union
Moscow
TV Tower
Court appointment reform proposal sparks constitutional debate
Senator Sam Ervin urges a National Conference of State and Federal judges to nominate five Supreme Court candidates for the President to choose from, aiming to reduce personal favoritism. He argues the plan would curb politicized selections while preserving Senate confirmation.
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Sam J. Ervin
North Carolina
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Courts
Congress
Ervin
Supreme Court
National Conference of Judges
Senate
Cryotherapy Opens New Step in Dental Treatment
Cryotherapy offers a simple nearly painless method to treat dental disease by freezing tissue to destroy diseased areas and pocket tissue. It reduces bleeding and healing time while avoiding surgical deformation. A child’s displaced tooth should be replaced promptly to aid healing and reattachment. Duro bonding enhances denture adhesion with a silica layer. Long appointments may improve outcomes and reduce total visits.
How's Your I Q A Quick Health Test Quiz
A compact quiz prompts 10 daily questions to estimate IQ ranges from Memory Genius to Good with scoring details. It includes problems on ages A and B, starfish points, speed of sound, Latin American neighbors, copper work, state capitals, country sizes, Norman Thomas party, fathoms, and Laos location.
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Butte
Montana
Mexico
Great Britain
Ireland
U.S
Norman Thomas
Laos
4 Fewer Shopping Days This Christmas
AP analysis notes early Christmas shopping, with four fewer days between Thanksgiving and December 25. Merchants fear sagging receipts if buyers stay cautious amid tax concerns Vietnam war inflation and dipping into savings. Credit remains available but consumer restraint looms.
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New York
Santa Claus
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