Winchester Evening Star masthead and staff listing
The page shows the Winchester Evening Star branding established 1896 with staff roles including Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor Douglas B. O Connell as Managing Editor and Eugene P. Miller as News Editor. It notes publication timing and mailing details in Winchester Virginia and lists Macy Gallagher Delisser as the material representative and a New York address for subscriptions.
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Eugene P. Miller
Winchester
Mat’l
Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Flu Epidemic Likely Not To Spread This Winter
The National Communicable Disease Center in Atlanta says no wide influenza outbreaks are expected in the U S this winter though both A and B types were seen last year. Some B cases may occur in the east and A in the west with two strains appearing in reverse order previously. Immunization is advised despite the good outlook as it takes about two weeks to work.
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U.S
National
Atlanta
Health Agency
Clocks of the universe align on 7 to 13 billion year age
Scientists say uranium, galaxies, and oldest Milky Way stars now converge on an age of 7 to 13 billion years for the universe. Future surveys within years may narrow the figure and reveal if the cosmos expands or collapses.
Quiet Montreal subway opens with rubber tires
Montreal's new subway, hailed by Mayor Drapeau as modern, economical, and beautiful, aims for silence. Passengers must keep transistor radios quiet, a feature described as part of the system's peaceful travel.
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Montreal
Drapeau
Paris
Cherry tree in Fries yard blooms heavy this spring
The Cherry tree at Martin Fries home 1022 S Kent St shows heavy bloom and normal spring timing. The report notes Red armies defending Moscow launch counter attacks driving Germans back up to ten miles from the capital, while Clarke County Women form a club with Mrs W T Lewis as president.
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Martin Fries
S. Kent St
Russia
Moscow
Siberia
U.S.S.R
Clarke
Clarke County
Court House
W. T. Lewis
Annie B. Moore
Women’s Club of
John D. Richardson
Daily Meditation Reflects on Nostalgia and Present Value
Earl L. Douglas ponders the lure of the past and the faded glory of bygone days. He argues modern youth and current conditions challenge the notion that previous eras were purer, urging focus on the present as the most important time for all.
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Punch
Johnson Veto of Guam Right to Work Sparks Outcry
The Guam Legislature twice passed a right to work bill to prevent employment denial for non-members of unions, vetoed by President Johnson after a long delay. Critics say the move undermines self-government and the territory’s attempt at self-determination, drawing Congressional and editorial scrutiny.
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Johnson
Guam
Washington
Territory
Congress
Territorial
President Johnson
White House
Albert Watson
South Carolina
Mr. Watson
Washington Post
Vietnam
Memory’s springtime journey through a world of yesterday
HAL BOYLE recalls memory as the greatest travel agent guiding each person’s inner trips. He reflects on bygone eras with nostalgia, noting how youth, social norms, and everyday life formed enduring wrinkles of the heart and mind. The piece blends anecdotes and quotes to evoke a tender, historic panorama.
How's Your I Q Memory Genius Quiz Preview
The excerpt presents a 10 day questions drill with scoring bands from 9 10 correct for Memory Genius to 4 correct for Good It asks trivia across continents governments Mount Etna music pumpkin ice color temperature cold and estate distribution roles of executor versus administrator and the Marseillaise nation.
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U.S
Mediterranean
Mount Etna
Nelly
Ned
O’ Susanna
Ericsson
Westinghouse
Edison
Kennedy’s Tactics Defy American Political Tradition
The piece argues Robert F. Kennedy pursues personal power beyond national interest, harming Democratic unity in New York and California. It cites Dewey’s 1948 loss, critiques Kennedy’s stance on Viet Nam, and warns the approach could embarrass Brown Johnson and the United States during a summit.
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Washington
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Kennedy
Frank O’connor
O Connor
California
Edmund Brown
Brown
Berkeley
Calif
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Democratic Party
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
United States of America
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Manila
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Winchester Evening Star
Jack F. Davis
Douglas B. O'Connell
W. Va
Three Mile
Coast Guard
Red Cross
Earl L. Douglas
By David Lawrence
United States
Hal Boyle
Athens
Robert Stevenson
Harvard
Benetists
Corporation
Pixies
By Wohl
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
I.Q
William S. White
RFK
Bob Kennedy
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Harry S. Truman
Harry Truman
John Kennedy
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