Winchester paper notices and staff in 1965 era edition
Winchester Evening Star publishes local notices and staff details for October 28 1965. The issue lists editors and managers, circulation figures around 55 000, and subscription rates for in state and out of state readers.
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Winchester Evening Star
Halloween Eve: Return to Safer, Child-Friendly Traditions
A editorial urges families to reclaim Halloween from vandalism by guiding younger children with parental involvement. It argues the holiday evolved from religious observance to a sociable event and stresses escorting kids, simple costumes, and treat outings to curb mischief.
Bold Statistician Thejnew Directs U S Bureau of Labor Statistics
Arthur M. Ross sworn in as head of the bureau promises cogent analysis of cost of living figures and broader economic trends. His challenge is to balance interpretations amid partisan and expert scrutiny while addressing productivity welfare and wage data.
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Thejnew
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Arthur M. Ross
Editor Apple Picker Finds Some Answers
A Farm Journal field test in Charles Town West Virginia places unemployed workers in apple harvest to gauge Wirtz labor policies. The author joins a migrant crew, notes low skill, poor housing, and high quit rates, but shows modest earnings possible for a capable picker as the season strains the growers’ finances.
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Gene Logs- Din
Farm Journal Magazine
Charles Town
W. Va
Farm Journal
Secretary of Labor
Wirtz
West Virginia
Appalachia
Tri-County
Martinsburg
Florida
Labor Department
Mr. Wirtz
Bluefield
Pittsburgh
West
Calrnia
Futha West
Newbraska
New York
Charley Leavitt
Bob Hockensmith
Tri-County Camp
Huntington
Bri
Guevara's Father Believes Che Is Dead
Ernesto Guevara Lynch, an Argentine contractor and Che Guevara’s father, privately asserts his son is dead. He cites Castro’s silence and lack of contact since Che vanished, noting no evidence or messages have reached the family despite inquiries in Cuba and beyond.
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Che’) Guevara
Cuba
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Castro
Buenos Aires
Ernesto Guevara Lynch
Latin America
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Mexico City
Argentina
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Havana
United States
Central Intelligence Agency
Fidel Castro
Lead poisoning risks and eye care questions answered
Questions cover how lead poisoning is acquired including peeling paint and lead pipes, with notes on sources for workers and rare exposure scenarios. Preventive treatment uses edathamil and calcium disodium, while severe brain damage limits recovery. The page also addresses leukoplakia cancer risk, eye wart causes from viruses, and Neosilvol use as a mil antiseptic for conjunctivitis.
Tiny Greece Declares War on Italy in Three Hour Ultimatum
The Star Files reports Greece and Italy at war on the Balkan frontier with King George II leading about 100000 Greek troops against 200000 Italians. GUS KARNIS, a Greek native and American citizen, notes his brothers are in the front lines. Other local items include pine tree buying notices and a note on Russian submarines near Varna.
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Italy
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Gus Karnis
George
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Kaknis
One Way Out by Earl L. Douglas
A daily meditation discusses the changing fashion of the world from biblical examples in Noah Elijah and Christ. It notes life’s circumstances are largely shaped by others and urges a spiritual response casting oneself on God’s mercy to overcome modern temptations and moral challenges.
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