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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1968

Page

2

Obituary Notices from Winchester Evening Star

Obituaries for Clinton O. Kackley of Romney West Virginia and Powell Cobb Jr. of Berryville, Virginia appear with details on birth, death, survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial plans. Kackley served in World War I and held longtime member ties to veterans groups. Cobb’s service information includes burial at Green Hill Cemetery and funeral home details.

Clinton O. Kackley Bolton St Romney W. Va Newton D. Baker Martinsburg Mr. Kackley Hampshire County Charles and Cornelia Bedinger Kackley Romney Christian Church American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Wappocomo The Moose Lodge Cumberland, Md Nellie McKee Kackley Charles Kackley Sebring Fla Paul Jean) Gano Savage, Md Grover Kackley Ed Waugh Roy Keister Wendell Moreland Donard Smith Hugh Dooley Willard Bergdoll Lloyd Smith Fairview Cemetery Giffin Capon Bridge Powell Cobb, Jr Berryville John H. Enders T. N. Retner Charles Boyd Powell Wynekoop Robert G. Buckley Lawesrence Garber Mason Collis Green Hill Cemetery

Marines Hold Ground Amid Viet Cong Assault Near Old City

Marines describe a fierce firefight as Viet Cong advance near the imperial city. Fire ripped branches and bark, streets from the American compound lay deserted, and a high school roof was blown off. Lance Cpl. Dwight Foster of Marianna Arkansas recounts sheltering on a hotel floor as a sniper and tank barrages roared across the compound.

Imperial City Marinee Lance Dwight Foster Marianna Ark Foster U.S

Saigon Battles Escalate in Viet Cong Push

In Saigon, marauding guerrillas attacked the capital with heavy fighting centered around the An Quang Pagoda area. Civilian casualties rise with Thieu reporting 136 dead and 1,841 wounded, while enemy dead exceed prior weekly records as U.S. and allied forces press the counteroffensive.

Saigon U.S An Quang Thieu Dmz

Woodstock Rescue Squad Plans New Headquarters

Woodstock Rescue Squad will erect a new headquarters building in 1968 announced by Capt. Eddie Hamman. The unit began January 1967 with one ambulance and now has a crash truck with water rescue gear and an additional ambulance, increasing the need for larger quarters.

Woodstock Eddie Hamman

Weather map outlines broad Atlantic rain and mountain cold

Rain and showers are forecast for tonight across all Atlantic coastal states with showers in the Pacific Northwest turning to snow toward Idaho and parts of Wyoming. Colder conditions grip the Midwest while the Plains and Rocky Mountain states see slightly warmer readings.

Atlantic Pacific Northwest Idaho Wyoming Midwest Plains Rocky Mountain States

Change in Attitude Toward Mental Illness Urged

Dr. William M. Lordi urged a public shift in attitudes toward emotionally disturbed children at the Northwestern Mental Health Association annual dinner in Richmond. He noted children are 45 percent of the population but have only 5 percent of hospital beds, and warned about LSD and similar drugs while citing pot as a symptom of deeper emotional issues. The meeting also reported clinic staffing gains, facility moves, and new officers and board candidates for the association.

William M. Lordi Richmond Northwestern Mental Health Association Lordi Lor Berg United States Lords Bruce M. Gray Association Northwestern Psychiatric Clinic Winchester Gray Farmers and Merchants National Bank James H. Simmons Virginia Association For Mental Health

Gunmen Escape Dragnet Across Colorado Rocky Mountains

Two gunmen identified as murder suspects in Fort Worth eluded a police dragnet after releasing hostages across a 300 mile Rocky Mountain chase. In Vail and Denver they knocked out car thefts, abducted officers and civilians, and traded cars while police pursued over mountain passes and along U S 285, with witnesses describing the bandits as well dressed and polite.

Denver Colo Texas Rocky Mountains Charles Edward Hardin Earl Wayne Sanders Fort Worth Tex Theo Ray Thames Colorado Hardin Sanders Vail Rockies Plains Arsuit Villlage Richard Jordan Wedern Inn Sullivan Dick Bradley Vail Lodge Jordan Floyd H. Holmes Leo Gonzales Antonio Gurule Weibel Gonzales Holmes

Weather Report for Virginia Sees Windy Colder Night

Windy and colder tonight with rain ending and a low around 30. Saturday fair with a high near 45 to 50. Friday February 2 includes sunset at 5 33 p m sunrise 7 19 a m and first quarter moon on February 6. Rainfall today trace. monthly and yearly totals listed.

Virginia

Squad Takes 2 To Doctor's Office After Mishap

Two people from Strasburg were taken to a Berryville physician after a 6 45 a.m. crash on Hove shoe Curve Rt 7. State police logged a separate 9 a.m. report of a tire blowout on Rt 522 near Midway Truck Stop with no injuries.

Doctor’s Office Hoveshoe Curve Rt. 7 John H. Enders Louis Pyles Sue Scadley Strasburg Berryville Midway Truck Stop

Boy Dies From Heart Disease At Basketball Game

Gerald Wayne Lewis a 17 year old Cradock High School freshman collapsed during a Portsmouth Boys Club basketball game and died on arrival at a hospital. Dr H H Karnitschnig Tidewater medical examiner said autopsy shows death from some form of heart disease requiring further study.

Portsmouth Gerald Wayne Lewis John Aaron Lewis Cradock High School Lewis H. H. Karnitschnig Tidewater Medical Examiner

Wright urges funding for better schools at Woodstock talk

Dr. Melton Wright the Frederick County Schools assistant superintendent spoke to about 70 educators at a Woodstock educational conference. He urged paying for improved teaching and schooling, linking education to future progress and even medical advances like heart transplants.

Woodstock Melton Wright Wright Frederick County School

Wall Street Opens Second Day Of A Strong Market Rebound

The New York market started Friday with active trading as gains outpaced losses about 3 to 1. The Dow rose 3.82 to 865.18 while blue chips led a broad recovery from an oversold condition aided by a U S administration statement of renewed effort on the Pueblo rescue.

New York Glamor U.S Korean Military Armistice Commission Panmunjon

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