Winchester Evening Star Telephones and Staff Listings
The Winchester Evening Star lists contact numbers for news and advertising and names key staff including General Manager and Executive Editor Jack F. Davis News Editor Eugene P. Miller Managing Editor Douglas B. O Connell and Business Manager Robert F. Rose. The notice confirms post setup and publication details with subscription rates across regions.
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Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
War Irritations and Labor Shifts in Postwar America
The piece discusses U.S. Vietnam occupation challenges including large civilian employment in Vietnam, economic disparities between American servicemen and locals, and persistent friction. It also notes a surge in female labor force participation and a sharp rise in unemployment in September, driven by job seekers and farm activity.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Concrete Progress? Trees vs Concrete in American Life
The piece contrasts colonial tree clearing with modern urban development. It argues homes and shaded streets offer stability and happiness, urging planners to value people as highly as concrete and steel. It questions prioritizing lawns and housing over preserving cherished neighborhoods.
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America
Navy Fights in South Pacific as Planes Hit Axis Concentrations
The Star Files reports American forces engage in the South Pacific with Navy and air units joining the fight. Knox notes issue joined with foe while American planes disrupt Axis concentrations as combat spreads across theaters.
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NAVY
Knox
South Pacific
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas
The essay describes a world in dis order with riots and rising crime and warns against using violence to resolve conflict. It urges firmness, clear thinking, and rejection of violence as a means of settlement, noting the storm will pass.
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Earl L. Douglas
Berlin Wall
Melting Pot Has Turned Into A Pressure Cooker
Henry J. Taylor argues the federal poverty war failed to prevent riots in Detroit and cites massive property losses, elevated wages, and racial politics. He criticizes politicians for exploiting poverty rhetoric while highlighting government programs and leadership failures.
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Detroit
Sargent Shriver
Jerome P. Cavanagh
Washington
Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
House
Phil Landrum
Landrum
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Chicago
Richard J.“Daley
Bobby
South Africa
Those Were the Days memories and midcentury quirks
HAL BOYLE reflects on memory as a bridge between past and present and how it shapes thought. He recalls social signs of bygone days such as streetcar greetings, hairstyles, bubblegum, mustaches, painless dentists, showoffs with watches, and long train rides without eye irritation.
Definitions from a bygone travel humor column
The piece playfully defines slang and social types like spendthrift sport and femme consumptives, with quirks about travel meals on airplanes and the penny postcard. It notes windshields wipers as a distraction and ends with a reflective question about necessity versus desire.
Johnson weathering Vietnam critique amidst 1968 race
James Marlow notes President Johnson faces heavy criticism over Vietnam and war handling yet could gain if the war shifts favorably by 1968. He weighs GOP contenders Nixon Reagan Romney Percy against Rockefeller and Johnson, highlighting splits among hawks and doves and Democratic pressure for renomination.
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Vietnam
Johnson
United States
Richard M. Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
Michigan
George Romney
Illinois
Charles H. Percy
Nomi
Romney
Percy
Hawks
Doves
Nixon
Reigan
North Vietnam
Rockefeller
Reagan
Democratic Party
Medical guidance on Staphylococcus and Streptococcus infections
Wayne Brandstadt M D explains transmission of staphylococci and streptococci, their role in cellulitis and abscesses, and when to open and drain. He covers styes as eyelid abscesses, antibiotic choices, and cases of recurrent staphylococcal infections with possible antibiotic resistance. He also notes the risk of blood infection and pneumonia from these organisms.
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