Ten year old Frankie Lambert survives two car crash
A 10 year old, Frankie Lambert, remained unconscious at first but recovered to play in the Winchester Hospital pediatrics department after a two car collision on Rt. 522 at Double Toll Gate. He suffered a punctured temple from the crash involving Virgil Molden and a R C Cola Truck. Molden, 63, and Russell Luttrell, 23, were injured. Molden’s car was a total loss and Luttrell’s truck had $250 damage. Another patient, Victor Mitchell, was treated for minor chest injuries after a separate single car crash on Rt. 522.
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Frankie Lambert
Winchester Hospital
Frankie
Virgil Molden
White Post
Molden
Rt. 522
Mitchell
Tech on the Move theme leads Evening Star football section
The Evening Star highlights Tech on the Move as this year’s football section theme. The issue includes complete previews predictions and photos covering area high schools and colleges.
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Tech
Evening Star
Coleges
Town Crier Aids visiting circus in Winchester
The Town Crier of Winchester helps visiting circuses with local services as Hugh M Davis assists at the event. King Bros circus, first in years, offers matinee at 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. shows at Ward Plaza sponsored by Rouss Fire Company. Hello Billy Graham Tonight on Channel 5 at 9 p.m. call 662-0133. My sincere thanks for your patronage at Wise Ole Owl Shop.
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Winchester
Ward Plaza
Rouss Fire Company
Wise Ole Owl Shop
Russ Potts
Union Expected to Reject Automakers Contract Offer
DETROIT AP The auto industry presented a three year contract package to the United Auto Workers before the strike deadline. Industry offers ranged from 33 to 51 cents an hour with a 13 cent immediate rise and 2.8 percent yearly increases, plus a higher but contested unemployment benefit. Union leaders insist on maintaining a cost of living escalator and a guaranteed annual income demand.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Ford
Chrysler
Troops enforce swastika ban at Rockwell burial
Army troops in Culpeper Virginia backed Maj. Gen. Carl Turner to enforce an order banning Nazi uniforms and insignia at the Rockwell funeral. Matt Koehl resisted removing swastikas as Edward Maxwell barred entry to the cemetery, with helicopters overhead and a tense standoff outside the gates.
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Culpeper
George Lincoln Rockwell
Little Military Cemetery
Carl C. Turner
Turner
Matt Koehl
Koehl
Edward Maxwell
Col. Peper National Cemetery
Rockwell
Oneer
Washington
Maxwell
Sky Diving Tragedy Leaves Two Survivors In Ohio
In Huron Ohio Robert Coy recounts the nightmare of the worst sky diving accident in history. Seventeen men and one woman perished after bailing out of a B25 over Lake Erie missing their target by ten miles. Coast Guard teams searched for 14 missing divers as investigators from the National Safety Transportation Board took over.
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Huron, Ohio
Robert Coy
Coy
Springfield
Ohio
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
National Safety Transportation Board
Chinese Diplomats Clash With British Police in London
In London the Red Chinese legation saw two violent clashes as Chinese diplomats and police fought with belts, sticks and bottles. Dozens were injured. a Chinese and a police officer were treated for head wounds as ambulances ferried casualties away.
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London
Red China
Legation
Chione
Arthur de la Mare
Foreign Office
Wilson Alters Cabinet to Drive Economy and Market Entry
Prime Minister Harold Wilson reshuffles the cabinet taking the helm of Economic Affairs. George Thomson and Anthony Crosland join as pro Europe ministers while Douglas Jay exits the Board of Trade. Peter Shore replaces Stewart, and Reginald Prentice becomes overseas development minister as unemployment tops 550,500.
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London
Harold Wilson
Britain
Department of Economic Af
Douglas Jay
Board of Trade
Europe
Wilson
George Thomson
Anthony Crosland
Labor
Rhodesia
Aden
Hong Kong
Vietnam
Peter Shore
Michael Stewart
Crosland
Jay
Thomson
Herbert Bowden
Commonwealth
Reginald Prentice
Arthur Bottomley
Overseas Development
Heaviest Toll of Viet War In Seven Day Period
U S losses peak with 16 planes down from Aug 21 to 27 Marine AG Intruder lost unknown causes two fliers missing total 24 missing five rescued in seven days Beachhead of air war expands with three B 52 raids on Red staging bases and nine bridges blown in 24 hours Can Tho in Mekong delta targeted Da Nang area attacked by guerrillas six civilians killed on a bus near Saigon and a polling place bombed as presidential campaign unfolds United States reports 138 air missions on Monday and Du Pont destroyer hit near DMZ.
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Saigon
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
Marine AG
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Mekong
Can Tho
My Tho
Mekong Delta
da Nang
Hanoi
Red China
Navy
du Pont
Demilitarized
Local Man Killed in Vietnam from Winchester
Ronald L. Holtzman of 1019 Berryville Ave. was killed in combat in Vietnam on August 24. He served with the 119th Assault Helicopter Co and had been in Vietnam since September 17, 1966. He joined the Army February 9, 1966 and leaves a widow Helen George and parents Leonard L. Holtzman and Mrs. Martha Ritter Orndoff. Surviving siblings are Philip, Albert Orndoff and Opal Orndoff. Body to Omps Funeral Home. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Winchester
Ronald L. Holtzman
Berryville Ave
Vietnam
119Th Assault Helicopter Co
U.S. Army
Holtzman
Leonard L. Holtzman
Martha Ritter Orndoff
Helen George
Opequon Presbyterian
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