Winchester Star publication masthead and contact details
The Winchester Star page lists staff and contact information including Eugene P. Miller News Editor and Jack F. Davis General Manager with office numbers, plus Douglas B. O Connell Managing Editor. It notes second class postage and subscription rates, and a New York address for Nat l Reb Gallagher Delisser Inc.
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Lunar set backs and tax case mix in cold war note
Moon failure for Luna 7 follows Luna 5 and Luna 6 mishaps showing difficulty of lunar landing from Earth. U S Tax Court rules the Communist Party must pay 326000 in income taxes, despite tax free status claims.
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Sky Show Comet Ikeya Seki lights the dawn sky
The predawn sky offers a spectacular view of Comet Ikeya Seki as it nears a near sun rendezvous. Astronomers predict it could rival the Great Comet of 1882 with a tail nearly 20 times the moon's diameter. If it survives the sun, it may depart our solar system forever.
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Quote of Day from Churchill on society and incentives
Quote of Day attributed to Sir Winston Churchill warns against building a society where only politicians are valued and where enterprise and thrift are unrecognized. The remark critiques prioritizing officials over individual achievement and initiative.
Russian troop moves and German raids marked by tense fronts
The Star Files reports a split in the mutual information contract as Soviet troops push toward the Romanian frontier while Reuters notes Soviet advances in the Danube delta. German raiders struck London in daylight and at night, the White Palace Restaurant opens on North Main Street, and a Russian denial blocks any breach of Romanian neutrality. Allies face possible Dardanelles retreat, with Rome predicting a Bulgarian push toward Constantinople.
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Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas
God works wonderful changes when we allow Him to act. Hate and strong passions resemble molten lava in our lives, but the antidote is spiritual submission. Miracles of transformation and healing continue today as people turn to God for rescue and cure.
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Ancient Art Of Training Fleas Dying
West Germany flea circus director Peter Mathes says the 500 year old craft is dying due to modern living conditions and staff shortages. Fleas must be fed three times daily with fresh human blood, and only two flea circles remain in the country. Mathes recalls his uncle Roloff Ottawa who once wowed Queen Victoria and Pope Leo XIII with performances.
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Barbs by Walter C. Parkes
A collection of wry lines about peace and love contrasts with a new book The Complete Guide to Divorce. The piece also jokes that borrowing to escape debt is as futile as scooping the ocean with a bucket.
Individual Freedom Edges Victory in Senate Vote
The Senate rejected a bill 47 to 45 that would have limited state power to ban compulsory unionization. The piece argues unions act as a form of government taxing individual workers and questions union monopoly power, contrasting with antitrust enforcement against business executives.
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Red Cross volunteers recall Betsy relief on Grand Isle
A Letter To The Editor recounts 25 years of Red Cross service in Virginia and Louisiana after Hurricane Betsy. The writer describes work at veterans centers, hospitals, blood clinics, and Youth programs, praising Red Cross disaster relief and urging support during the Fund Drive. She notes Army engineers clearing debris, insurers denying water damage, and Red Cross rebuilding for uninsured families.
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Water Iron Nutritional Needs and Health Myths
Questions and answers cover iron in drinking water, safety of softened water for arteries, fluoride and chlorine in tap water, and fluoride exposure. Also notes on Paranate side effects, interactions with foods, and optic nerve disease possibilities with quotes from medical guidance.
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