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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1975

Page

4

Cancer Society unit aids local crusade and services

Winchester Frederick County unit of the American Cancer Society reports 1974 75 campaign raised 15870 82 toward a 18250 goal with 2350 kept locally for clinics materials and patient services. The group funds dressings wheelchairs and transport and plans free clinics including a lung clinic Oct 20 25 at the health department.

Winchester - Frederick County American Cancer Society W. Boscawen St Virginia Millard H.E. Comstock Henry Kern Jr Frank Davis Kitty Rudolph W.E. Adams Wayne Godlove Robert Whitehill Frederick Winchester Health Department

Birch Bayh emerges as liberal hopeful for Democratic nomination

Commentary notes Birch Bayh of Indiana rises as the liberal best positioned to avert a convention deadlock. His strong union backing and solid showings in St. Louis and New York polls boost his appeal among left and labor, though a first defeat could end his bid.

Washington Birch Bayh Indiana Bayh Organized Labor Senate William Ruckelshaus Richard Lugar Morris Udall Young Democrats St. Louis New York George Wallace Jackson Wallace United Auto Workers UAW John F. Kennedy George McGovern Udall Aflcio George Meany Lloyd Bentsen Hubert Humphrey Afl-Cio Meany William DuChessi Textiles Union al Shanker Bay Bayh New Hampshire

Crowd Plunging and TV Time in Campaigning

Safire argues modern campaigns rely on crowd plunges for dramatic footage and daily news coverage. He notes presidents seek affection from crowds while fearing risks, urging scrutiny of media-driven political theater and its effect on public opinion.

Washington Nixon Agnew Secret Service Ford Santa Claus

Holton Guests Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce

Republican gubernatorial candidate Linwood Holton spoke to the Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce. H Robert Edwards of C Bank announced plans for a new office on Piccadilly Street to replace the Parkway Hotel.

Linwood Holton Winchester

Winchester Club Sponsors Miniature Plane Show at Handley School

A 1950 report notes a record 6 181 attendance for Rouss Park playground and pool sponsored by the Recreation Department. The article also includes an editor's note on letters to the editor and a discussion of campaign coverage and security practices.

Winchester Exchange Club Handley School Stadium Rouss Park Recreation Department

World Series Photo Captures Rain of Beer at Comiskey Park

Ray Gora of the Chicago Tribune photographed Al Smith at third base as a beer shower doused him during game two of the 1959 World Series. Dodgers won the game and the series, but the image highlighted the spectacle aside from the onfield outcome.

Ray Gora Chicago Tribune Comiskey Park Chicago White Sox Los Angeles Dodgers Sox Dodger Charlie Neal al Smith Gora Smith Dodgers

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Editoriale Winchester Evening Star Health Department Pilot Club Virginia The Cancer Society Winchester-Frederick Frederick By Rowland Evans Robert Novak Democratic Party McGovern Humphrey BY William Safire Cancer ACS American Cancer Society Report Evening Star Thomas T. Byrd Lewis H. Ebert David H. Smith Douglas B. O'Connell Eugene P. Miller Wire &Dtor
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