Warm Labor Day Weekend Promises Pleasant Outdoor Time
The holiday forecast predicts sunny and warm weather through the weekend and Monday, with only partial cloud cover. Officials urge caution during outings as traffic incidents nationwide have claimed about 20 lives so far.
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Man Grows Notable Double Cucumber and Squash
Continued on page two, Hugh T. Netherton of Front Royal Road again yields oversized produce. His double cucumber mirrors a double yellow squash measuring 81% inches on the Armel property, marking another local garden feat.
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Front Royal Road
Mr. Netherton
Armel
Harman Cochran Named To Va Supreme Court
Virginia Gov. Mills E. Godwin named Circuit Judge Alex M. Harman of Pulaski and former State Sen. George M. Cochran of Staunton to the Virginia Supreme Court. Harman will succeed Justice A. C. Buchanan and Cochran will replace Justice John W. Eggleston who retires Sept. 30. Eggleston’s retirement makes Harold F. Snead the new chief justice.
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General Assembly
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House of Delegates
Concord College
West Virginia
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W. Va
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Virginia Constitutional Revision Commission
State Supreme Court
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Portsmouth
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Fairfax County
Thomas C. Gordon Jr
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Lawrenceville
Virginia
State Bar Association
Old Bar Association
Old Dominion Bar Association
Local Men To Work in Flood Area
Arthur Jolliffe and Boyd Mc Donald will lead volunteers from Winchester to Nelson County Monday at 6 am to aid flood cleanup on highways. Interested residents should call for details, bring lunch and water, wear gloves and boots, and bring a power saw if available. Registration at the old Friendship Fire Hall tomorrow 2 to 6 pm. The Star will not publish Monday for Labor Day.
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Nelson County
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Hijack near disaster as TWA plane lands with little fuel
In Damascus 113 aboard TWA 707 escaped catastrophe when fuel ran perilously low before landing. Arab hijackers from the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine triggered a bomb that exploded after passengers fled. Israelis and others aboard included two women and 15 year old, with mixed treatment reported.
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Syria
Trans World Airlines
Dean Carter
Athens
Tel Aviv
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Adriatic Sea
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Syri
Schools Reopen Tuesday As Area Enrollments Rise
Winchester Frederick Clarke counties prepare for the 1969 70 school year with 11 737 students in the three counties and city enrollment at 3 004. Frederick County expects 6 933 pupils up 233 from last year. Clarke County adds 1 800 students with the Ayler Junior High pending opening. Handley High begins at 8 08 am elementary at 8 50 am. District innovations include new report cards a satellite feeding program and an extended programmed reading plan.
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Frederick
Clarke Counties
Jacob L. Johnson
Frederick County
Melton F. Wright
Wade Johnson
Clarke County
Handley High School
J.L. Johnson
Handley
John Kerr
Quarles
Wright
17Th County
Robert E. Ayler
Stephens City
Airlines Seek 10 Percent Fare Increase Before CAB
Trans World Airlines leads a wave of about 16 carriers asking for higher domestic fares as the Civil Aeronautics Board prepares to hear oral arguments. President Eastern Airlines cites worsening finances and inflation as reasons for rising prices. Major proposals include Continental 6 percent to 9 percent, United about 6.6 percent, and Eastern around 8 percent with a tiered line haul. TWA backs an overall 10 percent rise, calling it minimal.
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Trans World Airlines
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Dcalif
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United
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TWA
Soviet General Warns U S Attack Likely as Nuclear Forces Ready
Marshal Nikolai Krylov, head of the strategic rocket troops, says the United States plans a surprise strike on the Soviet Union. He cites readiness of every launch pad and weapon and warns against American propaganda that nuclear war has no winners. He says mass nuclear rocketry has transformed the armed forces and declares victory will go to world socialism if imperialists unleash war.
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United States
Soviet Union
Nikolai Krylov
Russia
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