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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1968

Page

7

Local Servicemen News From Home Front

Alc Homer Eddie Kerns Jr has arrived in Korea after enlisting in the U S Air Force on August 14 1966 and basic at Lackland.Among others Roger D Shifflett now SP4 serving in Vietnam and Fred A Wright SP4 with the 2nd Infantry Division in Korea are listed with hometown ties to Stephens City and Winchester Virginia.

Homer E. Kerns Kent St Homer Eddie) Kerns, Jr Korea U.S. Air Force Lackland Air Force Base Tex Denver Colo Seymour. Johnson Air Force Base N.C

Spring pattern 454 a 2 8 by Joane Helos

Advertisement for Spring pattern 4549 by Joane Helos features unlined coat and dress options in pique and linen for Easter sewing. Prints 4549 Children sizes 2 4 6 8 with quantities and mailing details to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star pattern dept. Catalog offer includes 100+ Spring-Summer styles and a free pattern clip coupon with 50 cent catalog request.

Anne Adams Winchester’ Evening Star Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N.Y

Army Staff Sergeant Roy W Reynolds Jr Assigned in Korea

Army Staff Sergeant Roy W Reynolds Jr, a supply sergeant with the 7th Infantry Division in Korea, was assigned on Jan 18. His parents live on Route 1 and his wife Blanche resides at 312 S Cameron St.

Army Roy W. Reynolds, Jr Route 1 7Th Infantry Division Korea Blanche S. Cameron St

Vietnam Service Medal Awarded to Boilerman Third Class

Boilerman Third Class Leon ard C. Anderson Jr USN son of Mr and Mrs Harvey E Richard of Stephens City and husband of Miss Mary L Underwood of Toccoa Ga received the Vietnam Service Medal for service in Southeast Asia aboard the destroyer USS Robert B McCard homeported at Charleston SC. The McCard is assigned to the U S Seventh Fleet destroyer unit with attack carrier forces on Yankee Station in the Gulf of Tonkin.

Leonard C. Anderson, Jr USN Harvey E.richard Stephens City Mary L. Underwood Toccoa Southeast Asia Robert B. McCard McCard Charleston 8.C U.S. Seventh Fleet Yankee Station Gulf of Tonkin

Airman Breeden Graduates From Sheppard Tech School

Charles R. Breeden Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles R Breeden Route 3 has graduated from a US Air Force technical school at Sheppard Air Force Base Texas He trained as an aircraft engine mechanic and is assigned to a Military Airlift Command unit at Hill Air Force Base Utah A 1967 James Wood High School graduate

Austin G. Conner Austin W. Conner Route 1 Stephens City Air Force Technical Keesler Air Force Base Miss James Wood High School Shenandoah Conserv of Music University Cincinnati Charles R. Breeden, Jr Charles R. Breeden Route 3 Air Force Technical School Sheppard Air Force Base Tex Military Airlift Command Hill Air Force Base Utah

Gainesboro Soldier Stationed in Vietnam with 101st Abn Div

Sp/4 Harrison L. Strother son of Mr and Mrs Harry Strother from Gainesboro is serving in Vietnam with the 101st Airborne Division. He is a James Wood High School graduate class of 1966 and completed Jump School at Fort Benning on June 30 1967. His address listed as RA 11931716 C/326 Med Bn 101st Abn Div APO San Francisco California 96383.

Ug Roger D. Shifflett Mernard B. Shifflett Gladys Shifflett Vietnam Roger D.shifflett Trans. Co Apo San Francisco Calif Fred A. Wright Frances Wright Winchest Dmz Korea M. J. Grove Lime Co Stephens City Harrison Strother Harry Strother Gainesboro James Wood High School U.S. Army Fort Benning Harrison L. Strother

Youth Killed In Car Crash In Virginia County

A 17 year old Reedville youth, Philip Hayes Lewes, died in a single car crash in Northumberland County on Virginia 360 east of Heathsville. His vehicle ran off the curve, up an embankment and overturned several times. Virginia highway deaths to date this year reach 101 versus 115 last year.

Associated Press Northumberland County Reedville Philip Hayes Lewes Virginia 360 Heathsville

Col Daniel James to Receive Washington Honor Medal

Freedoms Foundation of Valley Forge says Col Daniel Chappie James will be awarded the George Washington Honor Medal and a $100 prize for a heritage of freedom letter written while vice commander of the 8th Tactical Fighter Wing in Southeast Asia. The presentation is planned for Valley Forge Pennsylvania on February 22. James is listed as vice commander of the Tactical Air Command's 33rd TFW at Elgin Air Force Base Florida and has logged 178 combat missions in Vietnam and Korea.

Freedoms Foundation of Valley Forge Daniel “Chappie North Vietnam

Michael Affleck Joins Navy Enlistment in 1965

Michael Lee Affleck son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Affleck of 315 Branner Ave Whittier Acres enlisted in the US Navy on March 3 1965 and is assigned to the USS Columbus Missile Cruiser on duty in the Mediterranean. His address lists S N Michael Lee Affleck B-20-69-60 USN USS Columbus CG-12 N-Division FPO New York NY 09501.

Michael Lee Affleck Daniel Affleck Branner Ave Whittier Acres Navy Mediterranean S.N FPO New York N.Y

Army Private Copenhaver Completes Training at Fort Dix

Army private Roger L. Copenhaver son of Mr and Mrs Gerald H Copenhaver of 209 S Braddock St completed eight weeks of advanced infantry training January 26 at Fort Dix New Jersey He received instruction in small tactics and fired weapons including the M14 rifle M60 machine gun and 3 5 inch rocket launcher.

Army Roger L. Copenhaver Gerald H. Copenhaver S. Braddock St Fort Dix N.J

Service Held For 27 Killed in Saigon

A service was held for 27 U S Army military policemen killed Jan 31 in Saigon during embassy and street fighting. The deceased from the 716th Military Police Battalion included Spec 4 Charles L Daniel 24 of Nelson Virginia and Pfc Harry F Richardson Jr of Alexandria Virginia.

Saigon U.S Spec Charles L. Daniel Nelson Harry F. Richardson Jr Alexandria

Accord Near on Admitting More Negroes Into Unions

A tentative AFL-CIO agreement aims to admit more African Americans into 18 building trades unions in a voluntary plan. The draft would avoid quotas, keep government sanctions in reserve, and set a top level union Labor Department committee to address discrimination while allowing action if unions fail to act.

Miami Beach Fla Afl-Cio Construction Plumbers Peter T. Schoemann Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department Labor Department Schoemann Building Trades C. J. Haggerty Trades Department Haggerty Schoenman Labor W. Willard Wirtz James Reynolds Charles Donahue

Indictment Returned in Payroll Theft Case at Fort Eustis

William Milton Rice Jr. 23 was indicted on theft charges for the disappearance of 17,998 dollars in payroll funds last month at Fort Eustis. A grand jury headed by Hampton Mayor Anne Kilgore returned the true bill in U S District Court Monday after the funds were reported missing following the New Year holiday.

Newport News William Milton Rice Jr Ft. Eustis Hampton Anne Kilgore Rice U.S

Record hailstone near Potter Nebraska 1928

The largest officially recorded hailstone in the United States measured 17 inches around and weighed 1 pounds. It fell near Potter Nebraska on July 6 1928 with others only slightly smaller. Hissing as they fell the hailstones struck with impact and burrowed deeply into the ground.

United States Potter Neb

Nixon and Romney Clash Over Vietnam Policy in New Hampshire

In Dover Nixon pressed a hard line on Vietnam, saying the war must be won to secure peace in the Pacific. Romney urged a peace offensive, warning continued escalation could lead to World War III. Nixon drew a large crowd, with 900 inside and hundreds more outside as the first presidential primary nears.

Nixon Vietnam Pacific Romney New Hampshire Dover America Asia Africa Latin America Peking

John Brown's Body Opens Ford's Theater New Season

The National Repertory Company opens Ford's Theater on 10th Street with John Brown's Body an adaptation of Stephen Vincent Benet's poem. The premiere on Lincoln's birthday marks a 14 week season as the venue becomes a living cultural memorial with high officials and international ambassadors in attendance.

Washington Ford John Brown National Repertory Company 10Th Street Abraham Lincoln Perle Mesta Morris Cafritz Stephen Vinecent Benet Jack Sydow G. Wood Tripling Brown Lincoln Robert E. Lee Paul Coblins Anne Draper Paul Massie Ellen Holly

Rockefeller cooling conservatives in GOP race analysis

An AP analysis notes Rockefeller has cooled party conservatives despite labor goodwill from city garbage pickups. Conservatives doubt his liberal record and fear conflicts over New York policy, while Romney remains favored in the nominating scene. Some see a write-in path via Oregon, but Nixon’s strength and general party mood limit victory chances. In 1967 Singapore port traffic surpassed 27 thousand ships and 115 million tons.

Washington Nelson A. Rockefeller Organized Labor New York City New York Rockefeller Michigan George Romney Romney Miami Beach Fla Oregon Johnson Richard M. Nixon John V. Lindsay Singapore

Also Mentioned on This Page

Technical School Grad Homer Kerns, Jr Roger Shifflett Fred A, Wright South Korea By Joane Helos Sheppard Viet Nam Col Daniel James Freedom Michael Affleck National Geographic N.H Wisconsin Ford’s Theater William Glover AP Drama Critic the Interior Stewart L. Udall Udall Capital Society Jack Bell Lindsay Miller’s Hardware Loudonist Winchester Orthopedic Appliance Center, Inc Sat Gene Babb Boscawen St GS Master E. Boscawen St
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