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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1968

Page

2

Obituary notices of Haancher DeHaven and Wilson deaths

Obituaries note the deaths of Joseph W. Hancher Sr aged 82 of Apple Pie Ridge and Allen Edward DeHaven 58 Martinsburg jeweler with service details and surviving family. John E. Wilson of Berryville also dies with funeral arrangements listed. Burial set for Mount Hebron and Greenhill cemeteries. services at Omps Funeral Home and John H Enders Funeral Home.

Joseph W. Hancher, Sr Apple Pie Ridge Winchester Memorial Hospital Mr. Hancher Thomas S Roberta Summer Hancher Eastern College Front Royal Maple Hill Farm Institute of Rural Affairs V.P.I Pleasant Valley John E.wilson Berryville John H. Enders Robert F. Ruth Wilbur Smallwood Roy Woodward Walter Barr Lynwood Everhart Hunter Longerbeam, Jr Guy W. Shackleford Greenhill Cemetery Allen Edward DeHaven Winchester Ave Martinsburg W.va Mr. DeHaven Greenspring Edward M Flora V. Hall DeHaven Church of Christ Martinsburg High School Philadelphia College of Horology Washington Osiris Lodge No Jessie Gray DeHaven Maurice Parlett Winchester James H. McCauley West Virginia University of Morgantown Margaret Ann Michele Renee Parlett Brocer Bruce H. DeHaven Danville Brown Funeral Home Garvin Smith Nashville Lla.m. Omps Mt. Hebron Cemetery

Wall Street Opens Higher Amid Inflation Hints

Wall Street rose early as gains outpaced losses about two to one. Major issues advanced modestly with some inching up a point. Names like Phelps Dodge Du Pont Owens Illinois Montgomery Ward Gulf Western Revlon moved little amid inflation signals and a stale Vietnam peace talk context.

New York New York Stock Exchange Phelps Dodge du Pont Owens-Illinois Norwich Pharmacal Revlon Norwich Montgomery Ward Gulf & Western Commonwealth Oil and Ogden Corp Wall Street Bigges Cormmerca Department Vietnam

Blockade Tightens as Columbia Protesters Tighten Stand

An agitated faction of Columbia University students sealed off Low Memorial Library and surrounding buildings as classes remained canceled for a seventh day. About 500 to 600 demonstrators occupy four campus buildings with 100 inside the library. the protest centers on gym construction and a defense research project.

New York Columbia University Columbia Norma Majority Coalition Low Memorial Librar Olimbia Low Memorial Library Grayson R. Kirk Kirk Harlem Park University

Woltz Sworn In As Judge In 17th Circuit

Judge Woltz, age 49, was sworn in as a new judge for the 17th circuit in Winchester after a ceremony at the courthouse. The event, attended by family, colleagues, and dignitaries, followed by a luncheon at the Winchester Golf Club. Woltz has practiced with Scully and Woltz since 1947 and holds BA, LLB, and M degrees from the University of Virginia.

Marshall Commonwealth Winchester Golf Club University of Virginia Winchester Stephens City General Assembly Frederick County Clarke Warren County Circuit Court Harrison Lee B. Whitacre Salem Scully and Woltz

Midnight ride reference quiz items

Quiz style list includes names and entities such as Somerset Maugham National Boxing Association and National Basketball Association Green We the people of the United States hear of the midnight ride of Paul Revere It is correct Ten Federal Trade Commission True Edison.

Paul Revere

Write-In Votes Draw Attention In Mass Primary

Massachusetts voters prepare for a presidential preference primary with about 25 percent turnout predicted. McCarthy and Volpe run uncontested, while Kennedy Humphrey Nixon Rockefeller supporters likely cast write-in votes. State law grants the winner all convention votes on the first ballot.

Boston Massachusetts Robert F. Kennedy D-N.y Hubert H. Humphrey Richard M. Nixon New York Nelson A. Rockefeller

Youth Held Without Bond In Slayings

18 year old Thomas Charles Fuller is jailed without bond in Coles County awaiting a preliminary hearing on charges he murdered five Cox children near Maroon Illinois. Police say the victims Lewis 16 Theresa 9 Mary Catherine 8 Gary 7 and Kenneth 5 were shot with a .22 pistol with two girls heads battered. Louise 16 survived. Fuller was arrested near Eastern Illinois University carrying a .22 revolver after being linked to the dating of the teen girl killed their sibling. Mattoon Illinois is the nearby city.

Charleston Thomas Charles Fuller Coles County Suny Illinois Sam Cox Maroon Jess Caudill Lewis Theresa Mary Catharine Gary Kenneth Louise Fuller University Mattoon Cox Christine Cline Chicago

Weather Outlook for Virginia With Cooler Trend Ahead

The forecast shows cooler conditions today with a high near 60 and 10 mph variable winds. The five day outlook from Tuesday to Saturday indicates above normal temperature swings with daytime highs 64 to 70 and night lows 40 to 45, showers possible Wednesday and late week.

Picketing Continues as AT T Talks Move to Bargaining

CWA leaders report ongoing talks with AT T on a new three year contract while picketing continues in Virginia and West Virginia. plant manager Derwood W Childs notes many long lines workers returned Sunday. about 175 nonpicketing workers urged back to work. union president Charles M Tucker says half the local remains on strike and a unfair labor practice charge is filed against AT T in Charlottesville.

CWA International Don Arnold Derwood W. Childs Charlottesville Long Lines Local Tucker At&t CWA

Hospitalized After Multiple Crashes Around Winchester

Lewis Foltz of Winchester was admitted to Winchester Memorial Hospital for head and facial lacerations after a crash atop Paris Mountain. Jeff Christy was treated and released from Shenandoah Retreat. Patsy Lamp sustained a sprained ankle from a Rt. 11 collision near Burger Chef. Carolyn Lake was treated for knee abrasions. A third crash at Valley Avenue and Whitlock Avenue sent Terry Tallman to ER with neck pain. Damage cited at $600 per vehicle in two cases and minor truck damage.

Lewis Foltz Winchester Winchester Memorial Hospital Paris Mountain Foltz John H. Enders Clarke County Shenandoah Timber Lane Jeff Christy Frederick County Rt. 11 Patsy Lamp Ralph Lamp Applecroft Rd Rebecca Cather Kerr St Carolyn Lake Lamp Valley Avenue Whitlock Ave

Stolen Roanoke Coin Collection Worth 70000

A Roanoke home reported a coin collection stolen valued at about 70000. Police listed the face value as 27727.45 from the residence of Charles Berkley Walton. Detective Lt. H A Thomas said the hoard includes many old coins and gold pieces in uncirculated condition with high collector value.

Roanoke Charles Berkley Walton H. A. Thomas

Humphrey Announcement Draws Mixed Delegation Reactions

Humphrey's official Saturday announcement drew mixed response from key state groups as Illinois delegates remained loyal to Daley and New Jersey's Hughes maintained plans for a favorite son. Ohio and Pennsylvania showed little visible shift while Humphrey touted unity, mature judgment, and peacetime priorities to a crowd of about 2000.

Humphrey Richard J. Daley Chicago Illinois Richard J. Hughes New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania

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Winchester Evening Star Joseph W. Haancher Wilson Service Allen E. DeHay Funeral Home, Inc Testes Lorist, Inc Omds Funeral Home N. Loudoun Street Douglas Presgraves the Order THE Johns-Manville John W. Rosenberger A. Ca Imc Commerce St Ohns-Manville Building Materials Columbia Board of Trustees Hamilton Hall Fayerweather Hall Avery Hall Mathematics Building Card Whipsnade Park Zoo Bedfordshire England Sealmark Bernard F. Groves E. Boscawen St Miller’s Hardware N. Loudoun St U.S. Weather Bureau ESSA Weather Report South New England Rocky Mountains West Midwest Woltz Waltz George B. Whitacre Mr. Whitacre Somerset Maugham National Boxing Ass’n. and National Basketball Ass’n Green We, the People of the United Federal Trade Commis Sion True Edison Eugene J. McCarthy John A. Volpe Associated Press High Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Bismarck Boise Buffalo Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Philadelphia al Phoenix Pittsburgh Ore Rapid City Richmond St. Louis Salt Sk. City San Diego San Fran Seattle Tampa Winnipeg Winchester, Virginia Virginia Terry Tallman E. Whitlock Betty Haines Bonnie Lafollette Tallman Lester Haines Gore Tallman Sistex Enamel Glaize & Bro N. Cameron St Pittsburgh Paints
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