Winchester Evening Star classified and contact lines
The page lists newspaper masthead details, editors, managing staff, and subscription rates with contact addresses for the Winchester Evening Star. It includes the News Editor Eugene P. Miller, General Manager Jack F. Davis, and Managing Editor Douglas B. O Connell, along with office and mailing information and service contact numbers.
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Jack F. Davis
The Star Endorses Democratic Ticket for Virginia Governor
The Star endorses Mills E. Godwin Jr for Governor Fred G. Pollard for Lieutenant Governor and Robert Y. Button for Attorney General, citing Democratic candidates' public service and leadership. It criticizes Nixon's Virginia visit as partisan and lacking relevant state knowledge.
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Dick. Nixon
Nixon
United States
Virginia
Star
Mills E. Godwin, Jr
Fred G. Pollard
Robert Y. Button
Nostalgic Season As Met Opera Heads To Lincoln Center
The New York Metropolitan Opera opens its 81st season amid nostalgia in its last year at Broadway and 39th Street. The company plans to move on Oct 16 to a $42.7 million Lincoln Center home, ending Giulio Gatti-Casazza's era as general manager.
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New York Metropolitan Opera
Broadway
39Th Street
Met
Lincoln Center
Giulio Gatti-Casazza
Golden Horseshoe
New York
Hungarian Underground Demands Deeds Not Words From Kadar
An open letter from eight Hungarian anti- Communist leaders in Budapest urges U S action against Janos Kadar. They demand real reforms, release of political prisoners, and clemency for detainees, citing deportations to Siberia and harsh prison conditions as proof of the regime's intransigence. They call on Secretary Rusk and U Thant to press for genuine change, noting lack of engagement by Kadar and Hungary's government.
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Budapest
Cuba
Cleveland
Cyrus S. Eaton
U.S.S.R
Moscow
Kadar
Elim O’ Shaughnessy
Hungary
Janos Peeter
Siberia
Bela Uvacsek
Helen Dorosy
California
Rusk
O’shaughnessy
Pakh
Bela Fabian
White House
Red
Swordfish lands at Catalina Island in 189 pound catch
Miss Elsie Gruver sent a photo of a swordfish weighing 189 pounds caught off Catalina Island. It required 47 minutes to land the 189 pound scrapper, nearly as long as Miss Gruver’s height. Bombing of London continues as massed German bombers strike. Over 2,000 British troops reinforce Gibraltar. Mrs. Norman Galt, linked to Woodrow Wilson, hails from Virginia. Allies’ diplomats leave Sofia as Teutons and Serbia sever relations.
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Elsie Gruver
Pasadena
Calif
D. N. Gruver
Reliance
Catalina Island
Grover
London
England
Gibraltar
Britain
Rock
Mediterranean
Norman Galt
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Virginia
Galt
William H. Bolling
Wytheville
Richard Evelyn Byrd
E. Bolling Flood
Edith Bolling
Just a Little Shove in Daily Christian Courtesy
Earl L. Douglas offers a meditation on helping others in need. A taxi driver’s stalled neighbor prompts a reflection that a small shove of encouragement can lift someone’s day and set them on a better course.
Office Secretaries Are Queen Bees of the Business World
HAL BOYLE portrays office secretaries as the hive’s core, listing archetypes among the staff from huntress and gatekeeper to actress and idolator. The piece emphasizes their leverage, insider knowledge, and central role in directing office dynamics and information flow.
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New York
Ill Health Trigger To Death By Own Action
Wayne Brandstadt M D discusses suicide risk factors and triggers outlining that ill health quarrels and financial reverses often precede personal crisis reports. Factors include isolated life, past formative pressures, wartime declines, and spiritual views shaping attitudes toward death by own action.
How's Your IQ A 100 Question Daily Quiz
A short quiz offers 10 days of questions with daily scoring categories from Memory Genius to Good. It asks ten questions covering sports history biology medicine nutrition and World War I figures. Readers are directed to Page two for the correct answers.
Plain, Terrible Truth Of Hayneville Justice
William S. White argues that the Hayneville verdict in the Tom Coleman case raises doubt about whether justice was truly seen to be done. He says responsible men must accept the verdict but acknowledge the deep, troubling questions it raises about Southern justice and public perception. The piece warns that the episode could fuel North–South tensions and calls for defending the South while confronting perceived injustice.
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Washington
Hayneville
Alabama
Tom Coleman
Jonathan Daniels
North
Montgomery
Dixie
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