United Fund off to fast start in Winchester Frederick drive
The Winchester Frederick County United Fund reports $22,000 pledged toward a $105,000 goal in the first 12 days for nine agencies including Red Cross Salvation Army Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and more. The piece lauds volunteers and emphasizes civic responsibility, paying respect to newspaper carriers and their role in daily life.
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Jackson Favored If Wallace Keeps Distance In Florida
Senator Henry M. Jackson travels Florida courting labor support and southern voters as he tests a path to the Democratic primary. The looming Wallace threat and Jackson’s campaign missteps temper optimism about a decisive win next March.
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Daily Meditation on Visions and Inner Light
The piece discusses visions and inner illumination, noting Moody Augustine Wesley and biblical references. It argues God reveals Himself to man and urges listening when the unseen speaks, readying to act on guidance.
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Winchester Evening Star masthead and staff notes
Winchester Evening Star page header lists address 2X Kent Street Winchester Virginia 22601 with staff roles including Jack F. Davis General Manager and Executive Editor Eugene P. Miller News Editor and Douglas B. O Connell Managing Editor Second Class Postage paid at Winchester Virginia 22601.
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Winchester
Nixon Seeks Gains From Moscow Visit
President Nixon travels to Moscow amid signs the Soviet leader aims for a detente and a security conference. Aware of Berlin access talks and East Germany, Nixon hopes for partial accords on nuclear limits and a Middle East restraint, while facing Democratic critique and domestic economic concerns.
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China
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Wonderful World of Ed Sullivan profile piece
HAL BOYLE profiles Ed Sullivan, noting his lack of talent yet exceptional talent for presenting others. Sullivan rose from rags to multimillionaire in 35 years, introducing 25 000 performers while staying devoted to people. His CBS specials begin October 17 as The Sullivan Years.
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Petrograd
France
Khrushchev Announces Nuclear Blast Date 50 Million Tons
The Star Files recalls Khrushchev stating the Soviet Union would explode a nuclear device equal to 50 million tons of TNT on October 31, marking the Kremlin's first public advance notice of such an explosion.
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Ours
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Frederick
Russia Ignores True Revolution and Lenin’s Role
Opinion piece by Henry J. Taylor arguing the February 1917 revolution and the October Bolshevik seizure misstate history. It alleges Western support for Russia’s provisional government, condemns Lenin as German-backed, and questions the claim of a democratic republic.
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Nikolai Lenin
Nicholas II
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