Winchester Evening Star masthead and subscriptions
Local newspaper masthead lists editors Jack F. Davis and Eugene Miller with postage rates and subscription prices for Virginia and West Virginia readers. Reader services include daily schedules and outside-state add-on rates with single-copy price noted.
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Winchester Evening Star
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
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Senators decry low level campaign rhetoric in Senate speech
In a Senate speech last week Senator Mundt urged an end to invective in the presidential race. He cited Johnson calling Goldwater a ranting demagogue and Goldwater calling Johnson a liar and a crook as examples, saying neither candidate should tarnish the other with such labels.
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Mundt
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Goldwater
Reunification Talks Drift Over West German Bid to USSR
Rumors say West Germany and business interests weigh offering the Soviet Union a multi billion dollar credit loan to back reunification. Analysts caution the plan remains speculative with Khrushchev’s visit likely to trigger high level bargaining as Germans dream of unity and trade surges.
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Soviet Union
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West Germany
Reunification
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Prussia
Allen to auction hunters and show horses at Clifton Farms sale
Dr. Lewis M. Allen announces a public auction sale of his Clifton Farms stock including hunters two year olds yearlings and weanlings as he devotes time to his professional duties. Frank Turgeon receives invitation to join the Royal Photograph ers Society of Great Britain. Mrs. E. S. Jobe and Mrs. Gladys Funkhouser welcome birth of a son. A German bomber over Paris is engaged by French forts with casualties and pursuit. Mrs. M. B. Bryant and Miss Pearl Halde man attend the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union convention in Newport News. Mrs. Abney Payne returns to Fort Monroe after visiting Winchester.
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Clarke County
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Decouen
M. B. Bryant
Pearl Haldeman
Newport News
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Winchester
Abney Payne
W. P. McGuire
Amherst Street
Fort Monroe
FBI Report on Riots Tells Basic Facts
FBI concludes nine city riots showed no single organization and involved mob violence against both black and white residents and officers. It notes racial tensions influenced events but they were not a race riot. The text also covers alleged communist links and criticizes civilian review boards.
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America
Boards of Review
Daily Meditation on Interconnected Life and Peace
Earl L. Douglas reflects on how no part of the world can be isolated, urging readers to acknowledge shared humanity. He warns that living apart breeds fear and despair, while unity and purpose bring peace in family life and society. Permanent isolation equates to a death from which there is no resurrection.
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Teenagers, Phone Signals, and Odd Facts Highlight Week
HAL BOYLE surveys U.S. life with light anecdotes about 20 million teenagers, widows’ life insurance receipts, and quirky trivia. The piece touches on language in chimps, rail history fears, cab fares across cities, Eleanor Roosevelt’s honorary degrees, and miscellaneous folklore and odds and ends.
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From Outsider to Ally Eisenhower Helps Goldwater Shift
The piece traces Goldwater embracing General Eisenhower after years of anti Eisenhower sentiment. It notes polls showing Johnson leads in Kansas worry Goldwaterites, and highlights Gettysburg television moments as pivotal to winning over Eisenhower loyalists. It also recalls Byrd and Bennett’s 1926 North Pole flight as a historical aside.
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Barry Goldwater
Dwight Eisenhower
Senator Goldwater
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Goldwater
Gold
National Geographic
Richard E. Byrd
Floyd Bennett
North Pole
Wolff Parkinson White syndrome and piles explained
Wayne Brandstadt M D answers reader questions on Wolff Parkinson White syndrome and functional hypoglycemia explaining congenital heart pathways causing rapid pulse and possible treatments such as quinidine procaine amide and weight management. He also clarifies piles are the same as hemorrhoids with treatment ranging from conservative care to surgical removal and warns on SingosERP side effects and pregnancy timing after conception.
How's Your IQ How to Score Based on 100 Questions
A reader quiz promises IQ scoring across 100 questions over 10 days with grades from Memory Genius to Good. It asks ten sample questions on presidents cabinets geography government and biology with no polished answers provided.
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Mount Desert Island
le Bon Homme Richard
Mexico
Rough Riders
Sures Adore Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
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