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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1966

Page

2

Criser Road Made One Way By Town Council

Winchester officials designated one sixth of a mile of Criser Road from west of Old Belmont Road to Route 340 as a one way street with flow east to west. Warren County School had urged making the entire street one way for safety. Parade highlights the 14th Page Valley Fair with 140 units and Queen Judy Spitler.

Old Belmont Road Fic Warren County School Luray Page Valley Judy Spitler

Titan 3 Rocket Failure Ends Global Satellite Plan

A Titan 3 rocket exploded about 80 seconds into flight sending fiery debris over the area. The mission aimed to place eight communications satellites in a ring around Earth at 21 000 miles, linking Washington and Saigon to speed vital messages. The 12 story tall rocket valued at 20 million dollars carried eight satellites at about one million each.

Defense Department Washington Saigon

Old Stephens Fort Robbery Report At Marlboro Property

The Stephens Fort on Thomas Dicks property in Marlboro was broken into after midnight Tuesday. An undetermined number of antique items were stolen while investigators from the sheriff's office and Osborne Renner pursue the case.

Stephens Fort Thomas Dicks Marlboro Sheriff's Office Osborne Renner

Interstate Roads Hurt Virginia Small Businesses

Virginia's new interstate segments are blamed for closing many small enterprises, especially service stations hotels and restaurants. Officials note traffic has begun to return, with U S 1 showing a slow comeback while motorists and developers push larger truck stops and interchanges. Local motel owners recount initial devastation then gradual improvement as highway access reshapes travel patterns.

Richmond Virginia Wash U.S. 1 Hanover County Speed and Briscoe Rt. 95 American Oil Co Hanover

Napalm Strikes and Dense Fighting Mark Friday Vietnam News

American and South Vietnamese forces launched air and ground assaults near Saigon as Viet Cong attacked a police checkpoint and engaged a U S 1st Division unit on Highway 16. Tanks, napalm, and heavy artillery supported a multi battalion counteroffensive with casualties on both sides and blocked medevac efforts.

South Viet Nam National Assembly Saigon Gon 1St Division Highway 16 U.S de Puy Wallace

Raritans to Have Well Drilled for Picnic Shelter

The Gainesboro Ruritan Club will drill a well tomorrow for the shelter and recreation area behind the Gainesboro Fire Hall. The project, started 2½ years ago, adds a water supply for the shelter and a reserve for the fire company. The club’s recent family picnic was attended by 75 to 80 people including past District Governor Ed Lord and Mrs. Lord.

Gainesboro Ruritan Club Gainesboro Raritan Club Ed Lord Lord

Wall Street Slumps as Markets Extend Decline Early Today

Wall Street erased gains as the market slid for the ninth time in ten sessions. Leading stocks fell with glamour issues, motors, oils, rails, steels, chemicals, tobacco, and electronics all easing. notable drops included New York Central, Eastman Kodak, General Electric, and IBM while trading volume remained brisk. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks slid 2.7 to 284.4 from Thursday's close.

New York Galmor Wall Street New York Central Eastman Kodak General Electric U.s.rubber Montgomery Ward Eastern Airlines American Airlines Magnavox IBM Control Data Polaroid American Stock Exchange Associated Press

Weather Today Warm Trend Ahead This Weekend

Temperatures run two to five degrees above normal as a warming trend continues into the weekend. Highs rise gradually with mostly sunny skies and mild evenings across the region. A slight uptick in afternoon warmth is expected Saturday and Sunday.

Rainfall figures and storm update across the region

Rainfall data show 1.47 inches year to date through August with 1966 totals at 18.01 inches and average annual rainfall at 36.56 inches over 53 years. Five day forecast indicates little rain with possible late showers. temperatures show a warming trend into the weekend with monthly averages listed for each month.

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