Winchester Evening Star Contact and Staff Notice
The Winchester Evening Star lists its daily operations and staff including editor H F Byrd Jr and managing Eugene Miller. It notes Associated Press rights and national representation details and provides office contact numbers for business and news room.
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Winchester Evening Star
Business Office
News Room
H F. Byrd JR
H. D. Koontz
Business Mana
Eugene Miller
FMBFR
Associated Press
Gallagher-DeLisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York
Patriotism and funding debates across federal policy
A congressional probe into Pentagon censorship prompts defense of patriotism amid cases like Ranger Don Caron of the Forest Service who resigned over anti-communist columns. New York seeks $30 million federal support for 1964 World's Fair, while UN funds face a $100 million deficit amid Congo troop costs and nonpayment by several nations.
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US Forest Service
Washington
Don Caron
Sen. Thurmond
New York City
New York
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
World Organization
Security Council
Congo
France
Future Homemakers sweepstakes winner at Frederick County Fair
Jane Brumback daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Brumback won the sweepstakes in the Future Homemakers of America section at the Frederick County Agricultural Fair. D Eugene Russell Jr son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Russell of Morningside Drive recently completed boat training at Bainbridge Naval Center.
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Jane Brumback
Herbert Brumback
Homemakers of America
Frederick County
D. Eugene, Russell, Jr
Eugene Russell
Morningside Drive
Baimbridge Naval Center
The Idea of Genius: Beget, Not Create New Truth
The word genius comes from a Latin root meaning to beget. A genius brings forth new truth or art, like Columbus or Phidias, and composers such as Bach, Beethoven, and Wagner. Few true geniuses are born in any era.
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Columbus
Phidias
Bach
Beethoven
Wagner
Genius is Rare and the Wright Brothers Example
The text argues geniuses are rare beyond well informed people. It cites the Wright Brothers as examples. It urges pursuing one’s tasks diligently, trusting future recognition if one is truly gifted. It also notes humility and teachability attract learning from God.
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Wright Brothers
Frosty start marks 39 degrees at Winchester labs
Twenty five years ago in 1936 the thermometer at the Winchester Research Laboratory read 39 degrees, with widespread frost noted. Mr and Mrs Frank N Hack traveled to Montreal North Carolina to visit Mrs John T Roddey while Mrs Jacob F Baker visited Baltimore with Mr and Mrs John V Tweedy.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Frank N. Hack
Montreal
N. C
John T. Roddey
Jacob F. Baker
Baltimore
John V. Tweedy
Notable Visits From 1911 Residents and Relatives
Fifty years ago Miss Carrie Sheetz of Spring Hill Virginia returned home after visiting Mrs. Turner A Lewis. The Rev J W Hicks of Fostoria was visiting his brother J S Hicks and other relatives in the area. Mrs Peachy Latane of Winchester stayed with Mr and Mrs Loring Cover at their Green Spring Valley country place near Baltimore.
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Carrie Sheetz
Spring Hill
Turner A Lewis
J. W. Hicks
Fostoria
J. S. Hicks
Peachy Latane
Winchester
Kennedy UN speech defines American ideals amid Cold War tensions
President Kennedy's General Assembly address lays out American aims, criticizes Soviet policies, and urges a peace race and steady arms reduction. The piece notes the speech's potential global impact and reflects bipartisan advisement and U.S. public sentiment.
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Washington
Kennedy
General Assembly
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Maris Fights On in Pursuit of Babe Ruth Record
Roger Maris gritted through mounting pressure as he hit his fifty ninth home run in a 154 game season. The season of Babe Ruth’s record stirred debate over whether eight extra games should count toward the single season mark. The commissioner’s ruling keeps Ruth’s record in the 162 game frame, sparking talk of innings and integrity in baseball’s record book.
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Roger Maris
Bob Ruth
Jimmy Foxx
Hank Greenberg
Maris
Roger
Babe Ruth
Babe
Ford Frick
Joe Cronin
Yankee
Foxx
Ruth
Greenberg
Chicago
Hank Soar
Hank
Detroit
Baltimore
Rene
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Roger Bannister
Tormendous
Hal Boyle: Girls Count Age by Marriage Not Birth
New York AP column notes quirky, irreverent reflections on marriage age myths, college costs, and cultural trivia. It highlights a Greek practice of counting age by marriage, values of education, and remarks on notable figures like Babe Ruth, Roger Maris, Mickey Mantle, and Roger Bannister, in a light, gossiping tone.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Greece
Dear Doctor Advice and Health Facts From Your Paper
A reader questions meat tenderizer raw eggs and epilepsy triggers from headset pressure. The doctor replies on safe meat tenderizing methods, eggs for blood, and convulsions from触 sensitive areas. Additional tips cover gas relief and vitamin E effects.
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