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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1967

Page

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A Word to the Wives About Married Life Survival

A humorous reflection on marriage long after vows were exchanged. The narrator reveals domestic chaos and obsessive hoarding by her husband, from junkyard collections to makeshift projects. She jokes about the imbalance of domestic duties and the quirks that test a marriage's patience.

Weekend Crashes Injure 2 in Winchester Area

Two weekend accidents sent two people to Winchester Memorial Hospital. Charles Sell, 22, Hyattsville Maryland, suffered leg contusions after a Jeep driven by Ralph Gingolani Jr of Sharon Pennsylvania hit the motorcycle he rode. Owens Shoemaker III, 16, was treated for a fractured knee after being struck on Fox Drive near Route 50. A Saturday morning three car collision on Route 11 south of Winchester caused $1,250 damage with one driver cited for reckless driving.

Winchester Memorial Hospital Charles Sell Hyattsville Ralph Gingolani, Jr Sharon Rt. 50 Senseny Park Road Owens Shoemaker III Fox Drive Shoemaker Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad Rt. 11 Winchester Charles Lofton Stephenson Charles Orndoff York Ave Lofton Orndoff Bo Raymond Fessler Ceest

Weather clears as high pressure moves into Virginia

A large high pressure system moves into Virginia bringing gradually clearing skies and rising temperatures across the state. The AP notes improving weather as the day progresses with warmer conditions expected.

Richmond Virginia

Lightning May Have Goaded Bears to Kill in Glacier

Glacier National Park officials say lightning may have provoked two grizzlies to kill two sleeping 19 year old girls near the Montana Canada border. Julie Helgeson and Michele Koons, both summer workers, died while Roy Ducat was seriously injured by the same bear.

West Glacier Mont Glacier National Park Montana-Canada Julie Helgeson Albert Lea Minn Michele Koons San Diego Calif Roy Ducat Perrysburg Ohio Miss Helgeson Keith Neilson Neilson Miss Koons Park Lake McDonald Lodge East Glacier Lodge Ducat East Glacier Montana Roy .Ducat Miss" Ome Oh Park Hotels

Buddhists Vow Protests in Saigon Over Church Recognition

In Saigon the militant Buddhist leadership at An Quang pagoda vowed protests against the government's recognition of a rival official Buddhist Church and hinted at a "struggle movement." They denounced the presidential campaign and called for dramatic changes, drawing cheers from over 800 followers.

Saigon South Vietnam Nguyen Cao An Quang Thich

Bombing of North Vietnam Sparks Capitol Hill Debate

A new raid within 10 miles of the Red China border triggers sharp criticism of the Vietnam war from Senator Fulbright while Senator Stennis backs broader bombing. The debate unfolds as Johnson's foreign aid bill faces scrutiny and possible amendments. The administration maintains restrictions in key zones amid questions of targets and strategy.

Washington Red China Capitol Hill J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senate Preparedness Subcommittee John Stennis D.miss North Vietnam Senate Johnson Vietnam White House Stennis’ Subcommittee Adm Ulysses S. G. Sharp Pacific Subcommittee North Red China Hanoi Doumer Bridge Pentagon Fulbright Mike Mansfield

March continues as 20 marchers head toward Baton Rouge

A 105 mile civil rights march from Bogalusa to Baton Rouge proceeds despite a Sunday shooting in which five whites were wounded and 12 Negroes arrested. Gov. McKeithen says prosecutors will act if law is violated as mounted troopers guard the group leaving a Negro school.

Hammond Bogalusa Baton John McKeithen Baton Rouge Capitol Thomas D. Burbank Tom Sanders Tangipahoa Parish A. Z. Young Col. Ray State Crime Laboratory Burbank The

Andrews Convicted Of Lying To Grand Jury

In New Orleans a jury found Dean Andrews guilty on three of five perjury counts for lying to a grand jury about a figure in the alleged JFK assassination plot. Sentencing not set. maximum five years. Defense plans an appeal as Andrews, 44, awaits transfer to jail.

New Orleans Dean Andrews John F. Kennedy Andrews Harry Burglass Frank J. Shea Burglass Louisiana

Frederick Board Delivers No Comment on Annexation Petition

Frederick County Supervisors at a meeting declined to comment on Winchester annexation petition. They will have the county attorney contact Frederick County’s legal team to arrange a conference. The board also passed a nuisance-ordinance amendment requiring cleared, developed lots in subdivisions by June 1 and August 1 each year.

Frederick

U S Jets Strike Near China Border Again

U S warplanes attacked near the Red China border for the second straight day, hitting the Lang Son rail bypass bridge and a rail siding south of Lang Son. Navy pilots reported cutting tracks with light antiaircraft fire, with no aircraft losses. Ground fighting continued in the 1st Corps area near Tam Ky as U S troops faced hundreds of North Vietnamese soldiers.

Saigon U.S Red China China North Vietnam Hanoi Navy Constellation Tonkin Gulf Lang Son Haiphong U4. Command Johnson South Vietnam 1St Corps U.S. 101St Airborne Division Benton Tam Ky Huong Dien Hue Cao Lanh

Blood Drive Planned by Stephens City Lions Club

The Red Cross asks for blood donations ahead of a blood mobile visit at the Episcopal Parish House sponsored by the Stephens City Lions Club. The drive runs from 10 a.m. to 2 45 p.m. with a 150 pint quota. Appointments can be made by calling 662 5412.

Red Cross Episcopal Parish Stephens City

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