Accidents Reported in Evening Star Area
Two crashes with damage over 1100 were reported. At 4 04 on Loudoun Street near Gerrard Street William Elwood Taylor Jr of Clearbrook lost control and hit a city barrier compressor and pickup, 130 damage to city property. Taylor charged with license valid drunk driving and refusing blood test. A second wreck at 5 40 on U S 50 west of Winchester involved Ian Jean McDonald and Edithele Hershman no injuries.
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Loudoun St
Hng
Gerrard
Loudoun
William Elwood Taylor, Jr
Clearbrook
W. D. Alexander
Taylor
U.S. 50
Winchester
Ian Jean McDonald
Edithele Hershman
Star Annery
McDonald
F. G. Greene
Fire Crews Contain Ash Pile Fire On Red Bud Road
Clearbrook fire company responded yesterday at 2 20 p m to Red Bud Road near Orion Springs where a blaze in an ash pile spread briefly. Firefighters said only a small area burned and damage was minimal.
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Clearbrook
Red Bud
Ordan Springs
Local Firm President Electrocuted In Baltimore Area Plant
George R. Lyles 60 president of Winchester Concrete Products Inc and Supreme Block Co of Hagerstown Md is killed in an industrial electrocution at the Hagristown plant when a crane brushed a high tension wire. Maurice R Forsyth 19 of Hagerstown also dies and John J Forsyth uncle of Maurice is the crane operator saw fire from the cable. The magnetic field theory ties the boom to the wires as the men steadied a cyber. Surviving are Lyles wife son daughter two brothers and five grandchildren. Funeral Friday at Minnich Funeral Home with burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Contributions to Leader Dogs For the Blind.
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George R. Lyles
Haeerstown
Winchester Concrete Products ’, Inc
Comany
Supreme Block Co
Agerstown
Hagistown
Maurice R. Forsyth
Hagerstown
Lyles
Mr. Forsyth
John J. Forsyth
Young Forsyth
Maurice
John Forsyth
Forsyth Storage and Transfer .Co
Robert Lyles
Mr. Lyles
Forsyth
Grayson Wigefield
Rose Hill
Cemtery
Leader Dogs For the
Rochester
Mich
Johnson Addresses Peace, Tyranny, and Viet Nam Policy
President Johnson spoke on the White House lawn to the International Platform Association. He discussed trance and poverty, tyranny and aggression, and urged a peaceful settlement in Viet Nam while noting air strikes drew criticism more than Communist attacks in the South. The group has about 4,800 members based in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Viet Nam
White House
International Platform Association
Cleveland
Ohio
Johnson
U.S
North
South Viet Nam
Coast Guard
South
Frederick County English Horse and Pony Show Leaders Named
Fred Brumback serves as general chairman and Godfrey Zirkle as co chairman for the upcoming Frederick English Horse and Pony Show at 9 30 am Robert Carpenter is named youth superintendent with Larry Brumback and 4 H members Bonnie Phillips H girls Charles Boyd Kris Watt and Jackie Rickard helping for the Homemakers of America Fair committee members listed include Lee Fawcett H M vis Roland Snapp Carl J ERKEN E W Shenk Haven Wolfe Round Hill Ruritan Club E W Adams Jr Fred Jumback Henry Davis Back Club Mrs Jack Wing William L Whitacre John Wolfe Harry Ridgeway Ronnie Miller Lee Boppe and Bob Fuller.
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Fred Brumback
Godfrey Zirkle
Robert Carpenter
Larry Brumback
Bonnie Phillips
Charles Boyd
Kris Watt
Farmers Ofmerica
Jackie Rickard
Sgn Homemakers
Amer
Fair Commit
Lee Fawcett
H. M. Vis
Roland Snapp
Carl Jerken
E. W. Shenk
Havenolfe
the Round Hill Ruritanlub
E. W. Adams, Jr
Fred Jumback
Henry Davis
Back Club
Jack Wing
William L. Whitacre
John Wolfe
Harry Ridgeway
Ronnie Miller
Lee Boppe
Bob Fuller
Health Care Plan Faces Small $3 Premium Increase
The Associated Press reports that a $3 monthly premium for the optional doctor-bill coverage in the elderly health care plan may rise within a few years due to higher doctors' costs. The basic hospital coverage remains free to aged enrollees beginning July 1, 1966.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilbur J. Cohen
Cohen
John T. Connor
Senate
Five Burglaries Reported in Winchester Over Two Days
Five burglaries in the Winchester area over the past two days are under investigation. Targets include Hoppers Auto Club on Dicks Hollow Rd where glass was broken to enter, Snack Shack at Berryville and Nationaal Aves, Berryville Ave Laundromat, and two vehicle break-ins at Holiday Inn and Echo Village Motel. Items stolen include tools, a juke box, cigarette machines, cigarettes, clothing, luggage, and cash. Authorities named Deputies Renner and Owens and Capt. Rudolph and Trooper Foster as investigators.
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Winchester
Hoppers’ Auto Club
Dicks Hollow Rd
Robert L. DeHaven
O. H. Renner
Miller Owens
Berryville
Nationaal
Berryville Ave. Laundromat
Rudolph
P. W. Foster
Holiday Inn
Echo Village
U.S. 11 South
Kenneth E. Lewis
Xenia
Ohio
Outdoor lunch caution with scallops cooking method
A brief note warns that cooking scallops outdoors requires proper timing to avoid toughness. It emphasizes ensuring they are not overcooked and retain tenderness for a palatable meal.
Peach Demand Strong in Appalachian District Report
USDA Market News Service in Martinsburg reports peach demand good in the Appalachian District with light supplies and sales around 3.00 per 3/4 bushel crate for various varieties. Size issues from dry weather limit 2 1/2 inch fruit. some 3.50 sales noted. Rain varied from trace to over two inches. harvests of Summer Rambos William Reds and N W Greenings underway.
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Appalachian
US Department of Agriculture
Martinsburg
Jerseylands
Red Havens
Sunhighs
Southlands
N. W
Eight Fined In City Court For Various Offenses
Eight people were fined in Municipal Court for offenses including speeding and reckless driving. Notable entries include Raymond Porter $21.75 for no operator license and Kathryn Roe $26 for exceeding the speed limit. A 17 year old juvenile was fined $40 for speeding. names of offenders under 18 are not published.
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Raymond Fred Porter
N. Cameron St
Bonnie Louise Wilson
Pine St
Kathryn Ann Roe
Parkview Ave
Paul John Johnson
Thomas Allen Ritter
Paper Mill Road
Isaac Newton Martin
John Neville Ammen
Valley Ave
James
Weather Today and Five Day Forecast for Winchester
Fair and not so cool tonight with low in the 60s. Thursday partly cloudy and warmer with highs in the 80s. Rain likely over the weekend with scattered showers. Five day outlook through Monday shows near normal temperatures and minimal changes, with weekend showers. Sunset at 8:22 p.m. today. Sunrise tomorrow at 6:16 a.m. No rainfall in the past 24 hours.
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Winchester
Wall Street Opens Slightly Higher In Moderate Trade
The market shows a slight edge with thin gains across key stocks while electronics and lower priced issues attract interest. Ampex and American Photo Copy advance, Radio Corp opens up 8 000 shares at 35 1/2, and others like IBM Anaconda Xerox rise about a point as opening blocks list Flintkote American Photo Copy and Chrysler ex dividend among movers.
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New York
Radio Corp
Douglas
General Dynamics
CBS
IBM
Anaconda
Xerox
Zenith
Raytheon
du Pont
Flintkote
American Photoscopy
Chrysler
Fruit Growers Schedule Twi Lite Meeting at Winchester Lab
The Frederick County Fruit Growers will hold a Twi Lite meeting at the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory on Aug 12 beginning at 6 30 p m with a lab tour and experiments. Dr G E Mattus will present stop drop and stop scald spray topics and Purcell McCue of Staunton will deliver a Virginia State Apple Commission report. Charles B Toan will report on the labor situation after refreshments.
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Frederick County
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
G. E. Mattus
Purcell McCue
Staunton
Virginia State Apple Commission
Charles 8. Toan
Association
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