Winchester Evening Star Catalogs Rates and Editions
The Winchester Evening Star lists its publication details including circulation by mail and carrier options. It provides contact numbers for News and Business departments and names Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor with Eugene Miller as Managing Editor.
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Winchester Evening Star
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Tory fortunes in Britain rise amid election speculation
Britain faces a general election decision by Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home as polls hint Conservative gains. Labour leads in Gallup while National Opinion polls show a slim Tory edge, with uncommitted voters and possible early voting. If Labour wins under Harold Wilson the US would face shifts on China, nuclear powers, and British steel nationalization.
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Alec Douglas-Home
Hume
Conservative Party
Labor
Sir Alec
Publi
Britain
Harold Wilson
U. S
Wilson
United Nations
Moscow
Four in One Holiday Stamps Arrive for Early Mailings
Postal shoppers greet four seasonal five cent stamps Holly mistletoe poinsettia and pine cone offered in a four in one issue the first in U S history. The nickel stamp carries letters coast to coast and adds festive value in year of election.
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U. S
FCC accuses Knickerbocker of intercepting secret radio traffic
The Federal Communications Commission accuses Knickerbocker Broadcasting of WMCA New York City of illegally intercepting and broadcasting secret German and British government communications. French reports note German lines near Saarbrucken and heavy fighting east of Verdun with high casualties. Mrs. Maggie Bryant is injured at a fair in North Main Street, receiving care from Dr. Swimley. Mrs. Winifred Reed and daughter visit Dr. Heist on West Piccadilly Street.
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Federal Communications Commission
Knickerbocker Broadcasting Company
WMCA
New York City
Germany
Great Britain
Siegfried Line
Saarbrucken
Leslie Brown
Mary Ellen Brown
Lucy Cochran
Lawrence L. Taylor
Paris
Vitry-le-Francois
Verdun
Maggie Bryant
North Main Street
J. E. Harrison
Berryville
A. C. Swimley
Winifred Reed
Martha
Roanoke
George H. Heist
West Piccadilly Street
Sunday School Founder Raikes Seen Near Gloucester Slums
Earl L. Douglas recalls 1782 Gloucester scene where Robert Raikes sought a gardener and found a dire need among local children. Raikes opened the first Sunday school, faced mockery as “Bobby Wildgoose,” yet grew to 300,000 attendees in England. He showed service can start at home and extend worldwide.
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Robert Raikes
Gloucester
England
Raikes
Bobby Wildgoose
Political Intrigue Should Not Direct the FBI
Analysis argues the FBI must remain independent from political control. It defends J Edgar Hoover and highlights past FBI success in espionage cases, countering claims that Attorney General Kennedy tried to curb communist hunting to aid political aims. The piece warns that politicizing the bureau undermines public trust in law enforcement.
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Washington
Congress
Department of Justice
Robert F. Kennedy
Ier
Kennedy
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Hoover
United States
Contested dates for Old Stone Presbyterian Church marker
A reader questions the 1788 church construction date cited on a West Wall marker and notes a Continental Congress session marker claiming 1776 or 1777. He recalls serving nearby in 1930 and suggests the markers may be inconsistent or later additions.
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the Star
Star
Stone Presbyterian
American Legion
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Co. 1
116Th Infantry
Virginia National Guard
Virginia to teach federalism in new government course
Richmond editorial lauds a Virginia Department of Education guide that frames a high school course around federalism and private property while contrasting American liberty with Communist systems. It argues the curriculum shifts away from pessimistic views of government and aims to instill constitutional and economic fundamentals.
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FBI
Navy
United Nations
State Department
State Department of Education
Virginia
United States
Old Dominion
Commonwealth
Engels
Soviet Russia
TVA
Virginia Department of Education
Compulsive candy eaters spotlight in dental cautionary tale
Old friend to compulsive candy eater Mrs H confesses a breakfast chocolate habit. A dentist warns four people consume sweets to excess, risking extensive decay. stories of sugar lovers include a man with no teeth and others who crave chocolate during daily routines.
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Mrs. L
IQ Quiz Questions and Scoring Guide
A 10 day test of 100 questions rates memory and intellect with bands from Memory Genius to Good. Includes true false items about moonlight, mammals, Salem witches, geriatric care, acids in lemon juice, and other general knowledge queries.
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Salem
Mass
Helena
U.S
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