Winchester Evening Star Classified Rates and Contact Info
The Winchester Evening Star page lists staff titles and contact numbers for the News Editor, General Manager and Executive Editor, and Managing Editor. It includes subscription rates for various terms, a motor carrier option, and a mailing address in Winchester Virginia. The national representative is Gallagher Delisser Inc at 11 East 44th Street New York City.
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Winchester
Nat'l
Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Juvenile Arrests Way Up Amid Calls for Family Reform
An estimated 1.4 million American children under 18 were arrested last year. James W. Symington argues for institutional substitutes for parents while warning against government standards for family life. FBI Director J Edgar Hoover urges harsher penalties and reform schools. The piece weighs causes from conscription to social factors and leadership examples.
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James W. Symington
President’s Committee On
Mr. Symington
Missouri
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hard Hat Design Sparks Banter Over Gemini 6 Crew
The Gemini 6 mission would have boosted morale for men over 30, notably Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford. Journalists fixated on Stafford’s baldness and the hidden design of the helmet, noting the potential discomfort of a hairless head under a top secret hard hat.
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Walter Schirra
Thomas Stafford
Stafford
Quote of Day Baffling Logic About Water and Car
The item cites a quip from Independent of Whitewater Kansas noting three fourths of Earth is water and one fourth land to explain why a boat pulled behind a car appears three times the car in size. It presents a humorous misapplication of proportions.
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Whitewater
Kansas
Kiwanis and Rotary Officers Elected and Dinners Held
The Star Files notes L. I. Miller elected president of the Kiwanis Club with F. Grove White as vice president and Andrew Bell as rotary-treasurer for his 20th straight run. Melvin Green hosted a small dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Gray Williams. Separate entertainments honored Capt and Mrs William Barrett and Mrs David Sentress with Miss Lu Howards. A Russian fleet sailed from Odessa toward the Bulgarian coast as Roumania may permit Russian army movement to aid Serbia. A British submarine pursued the liner Slavonia and three other German ships into Swedish waters per a Copenhagen dispatch.
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L. I. Miller
Kiwanis Club
F. Grove White
Andrew Bell
Rotary
Melvin Green
S. R. Gray Williams
William Capt
William Barrett
David Sentress
Lu Howards
Roumania
Serbia
Copenehagen
Crime rise in the United States urged by Earl L. Douglas
Earl L. Douglas laments rising crime, citing the Uniform Crime Report for 1965 first half as showing a five percent overall increase. He attributes causes to lax discipline, education, and criticizes neglect of morality in private life and business, urging hard work, prayer, and determination for victory over evil.
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United States
Theederal Bureau of Investigation
Communist College Protests Seen as Recruiting Tool
An AP survey of 85 colleges shows activist student protests are small in numbers but viewed as a future recruiting operation by Communist influences. Dr Stefan Possony cites influence over future policy, warning campuses to counter covert manipulation and avoid aiding the enemy.
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Washington
Mietien
Vietnam
Associated Press
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Moscow
America
U.S
Stefan T. Possony
Stanford University
U.S. Air Force
Air Ministry
U.S. News & World Report
United States
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Lives of Noisy Desperation Give Women More Sympathy Than Men
Hal Boyle argues women receive more sympathy for losses, citing “empty arms syndrome” after children leave home. He contrasts men’s solitary suffering with women’s supportive responses, then jokes about his own upcoming empty arms moment at his daughter’s wedding.
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Henry David Thoreau
Dad
Baby-Sitting as Federal Duty Prompts Education Costs
Henry J. Taylor critiques the Johnson era's Peace Corps style babysitting for pre K children costing about 625000 for 450 kids and 31 million to train 202 volunteers. He cites rising college costs with Dartmouth tuition increases and argues inflation from deficit spending fuels education and demands better American history requirements.
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Johnson
Peace Corps
Washington, D.C
Stand Up to Cancer Warns About Tobacco Dangers
A Yale undergraduate defends smoking while researchers outline how tobacco heat and tar injure oral tissues. The article details how cigarettes, cigars, and pipes affect the mouth, with the smoker's patch leading to leukoplakia and possible cancer if irritation continues.
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Yale
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