BAR Refuses Bid to Raze Conrad House
The Board of Architectural Review rejects the Winchester Parking Authority bid to demolish the Conrad House at 12 N. Cameron St on city owned McCormac lot. WPA questions board jurisdiction and plans partial leveling of the hill.
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Board of Architectural Review
Winchester Parking Authority
Conrad
McCormac
WPA
N. Cameron St
Hill
Richard J. Martin
Martin
Maitland Tornado Rips Through City and Orlando Sailboat Capsizes
A tornado from a line of storms struck Maitland, Florida, ripping through the business district and three residential subdivisions, damaging about 10 homes and knocking down power lines. In nearby Orlando, a sailboat capsized on Lake Ivanhoe, drowning 23 year old David M. Dolan. Police described the twister as unseen by sleepers, hitting quickly and vanishing in under two minutes.
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Maitland
Fla
Orlando
David M. Dolan
Lake Ivanhoe
Jay Golden
Central Business District
Seaboard Coastline
Domrich Estates
Domrich Hills
Highland Park
Golden
Ed McLeod
Legislators to Speak at Chamber Luncheon
Del. F. L. Largent Jr and Sen. J. Kenneth Robinson will address the chamber luncheon on Monday at 12 15 at the George Washington Hotel. Topics include the General Assembly special session and revisions to the Virginia Constitution. The event is hosted by the Chamber’s Legislative Action Committee.
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del. F. L. Largent, Jr
Sen. J. Kenneth Robinson
Chamber of Commerce
George Washington Hotel
General Assembly
Res
Garden Center offers peonies at 95 cents each and ham dinner
Smalls Garden Center advertises peonies at 95 cents each and a country ham and oyster dinner tomorrow starting at noon at Friendship Fire Company. An April 21 cemetery removal and a special baked country ham complete dinner are listed, with Echo Village Restaurant offering a steak house dine in at 11 and a reservation phone number 869 9886.
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Friendship Fire Company
Echo Village
Winchester
Storms Bring Noise Rain and Little Damage
Thunderstorms overnight produced heavy noise and lightning with minimal damage. About two thirds of an inch of rain brought the month to 1.99 inches, still below average. Roughly 20 telephone lines were knocked out, mainly on Loudoun Street, as crews worked to locate the break. Potomac Edison noted only a few after storm calls. both utilities reported light damage compared with typical summer storms.
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Loudoun St
C&p
Potomac Edison Company
Students seize buildings as campus protests spread
Black students occupy Cornell Willard Straight Hall and hold white students after a clash during Parents Weekend. At Atlanta University Center trustees are locked inside as protesters demand resignations and a Martin Luther King Jr. university rename. Harvard votes to suspend strike as ROTC status is downgraded. Stanford ends nine day antimilitary sit in at a lab.
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Morehouse College
Atlanta University Center
Martin Luther King Jr
Associated Press
Cornell University
Board of Trustees
Cornell
Willard Straight
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell Afro-American Society
Atlanta
University
Morehouse
Harvard University
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Stanford University
Americans Questioned by Scotland Yard in Spy Inquiry
An American couple in their 50s described as amiable country club types are being interrogated by a Scotland Yard counter espionage squad with no charges filed. U S embassy officials and FBI checked details during the raid on their London home in the stock broker belt. neighbors say they had returned from the United States amid two weeks of surveillance.
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London
Americcan
Scotland Yard
U.S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ferguson Smith
United States
Tanks Lost in Two Vietcong Battles Near Saigon
In Tay Ninh province and near the demilitarized zone, U S armored units including the 11th Armored Cavalry lost four Sherman and M48 tanks with seven killed and 28 wounded. Sheridans fared well despite losses as 82 enemy bodies were reported.
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Saigon
11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Demilitarized Zone
Armored
Charlie
Jimmie Leach
Hampton
N.C
Sith
Tay Ninh
John Bronson
Rochelle
25Th Division
Vietnam
Associated Press
Robert Ohmann
Cam Lo
9Th Regiment Marines
5Th Mechanized Infantry Division
Northern Virginia Feeder Calf Sale Sets Half Million Dollar Record
The Spring Feeder Calf and Yearling sale at the Farmers Livestock Exchange drew 2 554 head bringing 508 685 61 dollars. Average prices per cwt rose from 1968 and 1959 marks as steers and heifers sold to buyers from six states. attendance topped 400 with bids from Pennsylvania to Illinois, led by seven Good Hereford steers in the top pen.
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Northern Virginia Livestock Assa
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Fred Stine
Association
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Marcyland
West Virginia
Ohio
Michiigan
New Jersey
Illinois
Potent U S Naval Forces Deployed To Protect Planes
The Pentagon announced redeployment of extensive forces including the battleship New Jersey and possibly two aircraft carriers to new positions off North Korea. President Nixon ordered resumption of reconnaissance flights to be protected from North Korean jets.
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U.S
Washington
New Jersey
North Korea
Pentagon
Nixon
Long Beach
Calif
Vietnam
Western Pacific
Sea of Japan
Defense Department
Nixon Sees Pueblo Crisis As Different From Sea Flight Downing
President Nixon argues the Pueblo seizure and the downing of an EC-121 plane are not parallel crises. He notes advance threats and international waters in Pueblo, emphasizing no doubt about the plane’s location and outlining a protective redeployment of naval forces.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Lyndon Johnson
North Korea
Navy
Johnson
White House
Pueblo
Sea of Japan
Young Demos Banquet Planned At George Washington Hotel
The State Young Democrats banquet occurs this evening at the George Washington Hotel. The Winchester Frederick County Young Democratic Club sponsors, with George Bristol of the Democratic National Committee as speaker. Social hour starts at 6 30 p m dinner follows and The Envoys provide entertainment. Tickets available at the door.
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Young Democrats
George Washington Hotel
Winchester-Frederick County
Young Democratic Club
George Bristol
Democratic National Committee
Bristol
Ten Hurt in Road Mishaps Friday
Three people were admitted to Winchester Memorial Hospital after traffic accidents yesterday while seven others were treated and released. Among the injured are James Grady Jr 12 Irvin Tevault 35 and Walter Caudel all in Fisher's Hill and Clarke County. Caudel was hurt on Route 7 near Berryville riding with Walter McNealy in a car driven by Robert Boyd of Audley Farm Berryville when it collided with a pickup driven by Walter Chrisman Jr of Route 2 Berryville. The tractor involved was not part of the collision. Caudel and McNealy were transported by John H Enders Rescue Squad. Tevault Grady and Tevault were among five injured on Route 522 south of Winchester near 5:45 p.m. Treated and released were Flossie Tevault Cheryl Grady and Alvin Tevault all of Fisher's Hill. A seven-year-old boy was treated and released after being struck on N Loudoun Street by a car driven by Eugene Cooper II of 445 N Loudoun Street with injuries including abrasions and contusions.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
James Grady, Jr
Irvin Sevault
Fisher’s Hill
Walter Caudel
Clarke County
Caudel
Berryville
Walter McNealy
Robert Boyd
Audley Farm
Waler Chrisman, Jr
Irvin Barb
Bereryville
McNealy
John H. Enders
Grady Boy
Tevault
Winchester
Flossie Tevault
Cheryl Grady
Alvin Tevault
N. Loudoun St
Eugene Cooper, II
Two Men Injured in Route 7 Car Crash
Two men were injured but not seriously when their car overturned after a collision on Route 7 last night. Walter Mc Nealy and Walter Caudel were taken to the hospital by the John H Enders Rescue Squad. Clarke Star photo by Bill Rhoden.
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John
H. Enders
Walter McNealy
Walter Caudel
Clarke Star
Bill Rhoden
Weather Weekend Clearing Across Virginia
A cold front stretches across Virginia bringing gradual clearing and cooler temperatures through the weekend. Separate ads list construction laborer jobs with a number and address in Alexandria, and multiple local sales including glassware, ham, lawn ornaments, and dinette sets in Winchester.
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Richmond
Virginia
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Smith
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Lola Cohen
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Shinmoon
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