Man Pleads Guilty in Abduction Case in Frederick County
Manuel Lee Knighting 20 of Stephenson changed his plea from innocent to guilty on abduction and hit and run with personal injury. The charges stem from the October 15 1966 abduction of a 57 year old Winchester man. The court ordered a pre sentence report and psychiatric treatment.
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Frederick County
Manuel Lee Knighting
Stephenson
Winchester
Knighting
Elliott Marshall
Adenauer Remembered in Bonn as Leaders Confer
In Bonn the coffin of Konrad Adenauer lay under a military guard as crowds packed Cologne Cathedral for his funeral. Chancellor Kiesinger urged Germans to honor Adenauer by unifying Germany and Europe while Johnson and De Gaulle held a brief cordial meeting amid discussions with Kiesinger on nuclear arms, defense, and troop withdrawals. Thousands filed past the coffin and cathedrals offered quiet memorials through the night.
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Kiesinger
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Cologne
Rheendorf
Rhine
Konrad Adenauer
Free Germany
Free Peoples
West Germany
United States
Bundestag
Paris
Wilson
Local DeMolay Observance Is Tomorrow
Winchester and Frederick County youths attend Government Day observance by Vernon Eddy Chapter DeMolay to learn city government. A mayor and council members will participate as DeMolay members simulate a council meeting in the afternoon.
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Winchester
Frederick County
C., Vernon Eddy
Order of DeMolay
Kansas City
Speeding hazards and aging odds in road life
Speeders are usually caught by a traffic cop or an accident. An advantage of old age is not being bothered by life insurance agents.
CIA Links in Garrison Probe Hit New Orleans
New Orleans States Item reports mounting evidence of CIA ties in Jim Garrison’s Kennedy assassination probe. Gordon Novel is named as having strong CIA connections and as a CIA operative planning to use this role in his defense.
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New Orleans States
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CIA
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Ohio
Louisiana
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Houma
Dayton Daily News
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Garrison
States
Evergreen Advertising
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United States
Canada
Richmond Man Killed When Car Hits Power Pole
A Richmond man Beverly Grey Edmonds 29 died after his car left Charles City Road in eastern Henrico County lost control on a curve striking a power pole and being thrown from the vehicle. The crash raised Virginia 1967 highway toll to 348 from 290 a year earlier.
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Richmond
Henrico County
Beverly Grey Edmonds
Charles City
Edmonds
Virginia
Breakin Probe After Nighttime Heist at Miller Bros Foods
County and city police responded to a reported breakin at Miller Bros Foods on Valley Ave around nine last night. A Black man was seen fleeing the warehouse porch as officers arrived. Deputy Sheriff Lacy Anderson said four one dollar bills and two dollars fifty cents in change were missing from the cash register after entry through a broken window on the north side. Investigation continues.
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Miller Bros. Foods, Inc
Valley Ave
Frederick County
Lacy Anderson
Shooting Victim Remains In Intensive Care At Hospital
Walter Lee Richardson of Frederick County is in the intensive care unit at Winchester Memorial Hospital ten days after a hip wound from a 16-gauge shotgun blast. Louise Christian Shell, 59, jailed on $1,000 bond for the White Post shooting, faces a preliminary hearing set for May 9.
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Walter Lee Richardson
Frederick County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Richardson
Louise Christian Shell
White Post
NC motorcycle helmet bill faces Senate action
North Carolina lawmakers await Senate action on a bill requiring helmet and eye shield use for riders and passengers. The House passed the measure 48 to 45 and tighter passenger limits and rear view mirrors would be enforced.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
State
Senate
House
Virginia Weather Today Forecast
Increasing cloudiness tonight with a low around 32 to 38. Wednesday will be cloudy with rain likely and cool temperatures. Thursday brings mostly sunny, windy, and cool conditions. Winds will be light to 15 miles per hour this afternoon.
Rainfall Report Shows 1967 Totals and Monthly Averages
Rainfall over the past 24 hours ends at 8 a.m. today is trace. April rainfall to date is 1.20 inches for 1967. Year to date through August 24 is 8.24 inches. Average monthly rainfall for 54 years is listed for each month, totaling 36.50 inches for January through December. Five year totals show 1962 at 39.73, 1963 at 33.46, 1964 at 31.63, 1965 at 26.85, and 1966 at 33.32 inches.
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Winnipeg
Haiphong raid details expand air war tempo
U S spokesmen said a cement plant lies near Haiphong city with other targets including a thermal power plant and an ammunition depot. U S planes conducted 88 missions over North Vietnam, with Navy and Air Force losses and several MIG engagements reported amid intensified strikes near Kep and Hue.
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U.S
Haiphong
Navy
U.S. Air Force
North Vietnam
Air Force
Kep
U.S. Command
Hoa Lac
South Vietnam
Balloonists ticketed after drifting into Joshua Tree Park race
Three competitors in a balloon race were cited by forest rangers for entering Joshua Tree National Park during the event. The winner was among those cited, and officials warned that ignoring rules would encourage similar drifts. Federal law bans aircraft landings in the park except in emergencies.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Forest Rangers
Joshua Tree National Park
Rothwell Broyles
Wall Street mixed as eight straight advances end
The market opened higher but with continued trading the averages dipped slightly while a few stocks rose. Du Pont fell from Monday’s 82 point surge, and while IBM Procter Gamble and Illinois Central gained, other issues like U S Gypsum Pan American World Airways General Electric and Northern Natural Gas slipped. The AP 60 stock average reached 325.1 after Monday’s 1.5 rise.
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du Pont
Wall
U.S. Gypsum
Pan American World Airways
General Electric
Northern Natural Gas
Zenith
Bethlehem
IBM
Procter & Gamble
Illinois Central
American Stock Exchange
Investigations into Soyuz 1 crash and moon race impact
Western observers cite possible guidance failures as cause of Soyuz 1 crash while Tass claims Komarov completed his landing. Dr. Charles Shelton notes parachute risk if capsule shape differed from prior crafts. A major design flaw could delay the Soviet lunar program and aid the U S Apollo effort after the fatal fire.
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Washington
Earth
Tass
Komarov
Charles Shelton
U.S
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