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The Winchester Evening Star lists contact numbers for News and Advertising, with staff roles including General Manager and Executive Editor JACK F. DAVIS, News Editor EUGENE P. MILLER, and Managing Editor DOUGLAS B. OCONNELL, along with circulation and subscription details. The paper notes postal and business information for readers in Virginia and nearby states.
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Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Nat'l Rep
Bottinelli and Gallagher, Inc
East 41St St
New York
N.Y
Defense spending debate warned by experts on nuclear threats
University of Chicago Middle East studies director William Polk warns Russia and China may seek nuclear bases in Egypt to pressure U S Polaris submarines from the Mediterranean. He notes Israel could manufacture a nuclear weapon and casts doubt on a Panama Canal treaty tied to Castro’s regime, fearing a Soviet base at Guantanamo.
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Viet Nam
Middle East
William Polk
University of Chicago
Russia
Red China
Egypt
Mediterranean
Israel
Caribbean
Castro
Panama Canal
Republic of Panama
Guantanamo
U.S
Cuba
Panama
James J. Hittie
USMC
Americas
Moscow
Peking
Europe
Africa
South America
Open Virginia public lands to regulated late season hunting
James F. McInteer Jr argues in Virginia Wildlife for preserving large public lands in a natural state but supports limited hunting on Shenandoah National Park after Skyline Drive closes. He says most public wildlife habitat is in the West and suggests targeting Piedmont and Tidewater for hunting access to balance recreation and conservation.
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James F. Mcinteer, Jr
Virginia Wildlife
Shenandoah National Park
MclInteer
Virginia
Virginia Commission (of Game and Inland Fisheries
Piedmont
Tidewater
Red Banner Still Flies Over Volga Steel City
Russians counter-attack to push back German forces in Stalingrad as fierce street fighting and bayonet engagements unfold in rubble strewn districts. British fleet cooperates with land forces along the Belgium coast on the west Flanders front. A severe electrical storm hits northern Frederick County, igniting and destroying Luther Hartman’s barn near Brucetown.
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Volga Steel City
Belgium
West Flanders
Frederick County
Luther Hartman
Brucetown
Calvary Tale on Moral Codes and Common Decency
The meditation contrasts Christ’s supreme teachings with the two thieves’ crimes. It argues a prevailing code of sincerity, thoughtfulness for others, and avoidance of evil, applying Calvary’s scene to modern behavior and social persecution for moral excesses or decency breaches.
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Christ
Calvary
Jesus
Spurned Dove of Peace Targets U S Vietnam Policy
William S. White reports on Harry Ashmore, once Santa Barbara official, now decrying U S Vietnam policy. He accuses Johnson Rusk and others of blocking peace talks with Ho Chi Minh and mocks Washington for favoring war. White argues Ashmore’s stance reveals a dangerous soft line in U S foreign policy.
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Washington
Center For Democratic Studies
Santa Barbara
Calif
Harry Ashmore
Florence
Italy
Vietnam
United States
Ashmore
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Giorgio la Pira
Hanoi
la Pira
Rusk
Callouly
Ho Chi Minh
McNamara’s ABM stance seen as China lever for talks
Secretary McNamara favored a light ABM deployment to deter China and influence Soviet arms talks while arguing an ABM shield would not be a impenetrable defense. He noted Minuteman and submarine launch options, and urged a balance of offensive and defensive forces to pressure Peiping and Geneva negotiations.
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Washington
McNamara
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
America
China
Soviets
Geneva
Peiping
Land use in Los Angeles Carves Freeways and Lots
The World Almanac notes that California cities waste growing land to roads and parking areas. In Los Angeles sixty percent of land is devoted to freeways streets driveways parking garages and gas stations. Downtown L A exceeds sixty seven to seventy two percent in driveways streets and lots.
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California
the World Almanac
Los Angeles
Self Perfection Over Reform, A 19th Century Insight
Quoted maxim echoes B. R. Haydon who urged self-improvement over judging others. The note frames the idea as a moral guide from a 19th century English historical painter.
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B. R. Haydon
Nails and filters in medical Q and A column
Dr Brandstadt answers readers on nail strength and polish use with caution about formaldehyde in hardeners. He notes ozone filters in homes are not advised unless medically needed and describes common nail bed air causes for white spots. He recommends gloves and possible antifungals for cuticle infections.
How's Your IQ Memory Test Quiz Headlines
An item lists scoring for a ten day IQ based quiz with daily results from nine to ten correct answering classes. It includes ten sample questions on insects legs the seal on a U S dollar silver certificate the seven wonders whether Greece knew of the Great Wall the O A S institute location Yakama island Whiskey Rebellion state the five UN official languages the U S negotiator for the Louisiana Purchase Plymouth Rock location and related trivia.
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Great Wall
China
O.A.S
International Institute of Nuclear Science and Engineering
Yakama
United Nations
U.S
New England
Plymouth Rock
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