Winchester Evening Star subscription rates and contact details
The Winchester Evening Star lists subscription rates by carrier or motor route with one year in advance at 9.50, six months at 5.25, and one month at 1.00. It provides contact numbers for News and Business offices and notes Gallagher-Delisser Inc as the address in New York City.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Anti U S Demonstrations Across Asia Disturbing for Allies
The piece notes widespread anti American demonstrations in South Korea Japan the Philippines South Viet Nam and Thailand over the past year. It argues the protests are largely not personal attacks on Americans and that polls still show Asians generally liking Americans while distrust of foreigners remains high. The author suggests riots are more a vent of frustration than a targeted threat and views it as a test of resilience.
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South Korea
Japan
Philippines
South Viet Nam
Thailand
U. S
California
White House
Fire at Coney Island Renews Old Amusement Area Worries
A blaze swept along the broadwalk and through Steeplechase Park, the oldest amusement area in New York's Coney Island. In Winchester, West Boscawden Street, the Pure Food Store room in the McVicar building was leased to Gus Kaknis who planned to open a restaurant on October 1. Frank Pierce returned from the west coast after representing the Sigma Chi chapter at Duke University at a Los Angeles convention.
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Broadwalk
Steeplechase Park
New York
Coney Island
McVicar
West Boscawen Street
Pure Food
Gus Kaknis
Kaknis
Frank Pierce
Winchester
West Coast
Sigma Chi
Duke University
Los Angeles
Calif
Russian Army Marches Against Germany in 1914
The Star reports a 200000 strong Russian army marching to strike the German right as Czarist troops arrive in Belgium via England. Major Robert W. Hunter returns to Winchester from Washington. Mrs Susie Byrd Shipley leaves her Baltimore home after a summer with her mother Mrs William Byrd.
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the Star
Belgium
England
Robert W. Hunter
Winchester
Washington
Susie Byrd Shipley
William Byrd
Baltimore
Goldwater May Fool Pollsters If He Can Swing Undecided Vote
Column by David Lawrence discusses the 1964 presidential contest. It notes President Johnson enjoys massive publicity and a lead, while Goldwater must persuade undecided voters amid concerns over crime riots and federal policy. Polls miss some voter sentiment and surprises occur in history.
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Goldwater
Conservative Position Is Gaining in Britain
Washington observers note a tightening race as British Conservatives under Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home gain footing ahead of the October election. They cite economic steadiness and national pride as bolstering support while warning a Labour victory could end moderation and push Britain toward hardline policies and greater U.S. control in nuclear defense.
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Washington
England
Alec Douglas-Home
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Atlantic
Labor
Sir Alec
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Britain
Wilson
United States
Uncle Sam
Brittania
Land of Hope and Glory
Open door of opportunity quoted lines
A curated excerpt presents two quotations about opportunity and perseverance. The first hints at an open door that cannot be shut and praise for keeping faith. The second, by Charles F. Kettering, asserts limitless opportunities across industries for open minds and frontline progress.
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Charles F. Kettering
Moses and the burning bush a path to leadership
Earl L. Douglas reflects on Moses hearing God from the burning bush. The essay argues Moses needed anger, indifference, and divine power realization before leading with vigor. It urges readers to acknowledge God’s infinite power and remove sandals to honor holy ground.
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God
Moses
Life Expectancy Higher for Business Executives Says Survey
HAL BOYLE notes a survey showing business executives live longer on average despite job stress. Three of four report free or organic ailments are uncommon, and executives rate overall health high. The piece blends assorted trivia on diet, aviation, and culture alongside the health finding.
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New York
U.S
Mr. Superbug
Dermatitis herpetiformis and related skin conditions
Column discusses dermatitis herpetiformis cause unknown yet avoid iodized salt and certain foods like bromides nuts fish pork. Notes symptoms red itching spots blisters acne like lesions and possible spontaneous clearing after 10 20 years. Advises short cortisone course aspirin prednisone penicillin gentle massage exercise and regular re examinations for cancer risk. Mentions aminophylline for arteriosclerosis with minimal side effects and describes dermomyositis cause unknown possibly allergy with skin and muscle involvement.
How's Your I Q based on 100 questions daily score
Quiz from a 10 day program with a memory genius to excellent scale. It asks multiple choice style questions on geography literature and general knowledge with a page two answer key and ten example items including questions about ocean currents the mesquite shrub Washington’s mother Sir Walter Scott state Black Hills Horace Greeley and birthstones.
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George Washington
Walter Scott
Black Hills
Horace Greeley
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Hitler
Earl L. Douglas
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