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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1972

Page

9

McCarthy Enters Illinois Primary With Loyalty Oath Test

Eugene J. McCarthy filed nominating petitions in Illinois challenging the long standing non Communist loyalty oath for candidates. The issue will be decided by the state electoral board. McGovern supporters had hoped other candidates would file but none did. Rosendahl reported McGovern’s petitions were ready though a helicopter forced down near Springfield.

Springfield Ill Eugene J. McCarthy Illinois John W. Lewis Minnesota McCarthy State Electoral Board Edmund S. Muskie Maine George S. McGovern South Dakota Ilinois New Hampshire Florida Lewis Illinois Supreme Court Washington Communist Party McGovern William Rosendahl Henry M. Jackson John V. Lindsay New York Sam Yorty Los Angeles Ed Muskie Rosendahl

Johnston Receives Degree at Southern Baptist Seminary

Ronald Eugene Johnston son of Wilbur E Johnston of 220 Parkway Ave earned the Master of Church Music degree from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville Kentucky He is a 1958 Peabody College graduate In December 1971 more than 135 students graduated during ceremonies on December 20 in Alumni Memorial Chapel Mrs R L Mathis served as commencement speaker Seminary president Dr Duke K McCall presented the degrees

Ronald Eugene Johnston Wilbur E. Johnston Parkway Ave Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville Peabody College Tennessee Johnston R.L. Mathis Southern Baptist Convention Duke K. McCall

Israeli soldiers toll reaches nineteen in 1971 clashes

An army spokesman reported 19 Israeli soldiers killed and 113 wounded in Israel and the occupied territories during 1971. In the same period 213 guerrillas were killed by Israeli forces.

Tel Aviv Israel

Shawnee Raritan installs new officers

Simms serves as secretary, Bob Lake becomes treasurer, Bill Melton is three year director, Tom Malcolm a two year director, and Jerry Beydler, former Zone governor, installed the new Shawnee Raritan officers.

Tax Booklets On Sale at Post Offices

The government cram course on filling out income tax forms goes on sale this month at 15 000 post offices. The booklet Your Federal Income Tax will cost 75 cents a copy and will be on sale at first and second class post offices. It includes a simple Form 1040 with explanations. Another 75 cent publication Tax Guide for Small Business will be sold at a limited number of first class post offices. Both booklets were prepared by the Internal Revenue Service.

Washington the Postal Service Internal Revenue Service

Malcolm Honored at Shawnee Ruritans Ladies Night

The Shawnee Raritan Club awarded Tom Malcolm as Most Outstanding Member of the Year. New officers for 1972 were installed: Jim Grew president, Ray Welsh vice president, Bill Simms secretary, Bob Lake treasurer. Directors include Bill Melton and Mr. Malcolm.

Shawnee Raritan Club Ray Walsh Jim Grew Bill Tom Malcolm Ray Welsh Bill Simms Bob Lake Bill Melton Mr. Malcolm

Nixon’s 300000 Miles Mark Three Years in Office

Nixon has spent most of his first three years away from Washington logging over 300000 miles across all 50 states the Virgin Islands Guam Midway and 19 countries. He averages two foreign trips yearly since 1969 and plans trips to China and the Soviet Union with extensive time at Camp David and multiple visits to California Florida and Key Biscayne.

Washington Nixon White House Virgin Islands Guam Midway Lyndon B. Johnson John F. Kennedy Harry Truman Truman Eisenhower Johnson LBJ Austin Tex Penn Central Metroliner Philadelphia Catoctin Mountains Camp David Communist China Soviet Union Florida California Key Biscayne San Clemente United States

Connally Tops Best-Dressed List for Coming Year

The Fashion Foundation of America names Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally as the best-dressed statesman, followed by figures such as New York Police Commissioner Patrick Murphy, Johnny Carson, Mayor Charles McCarty, Doc Severinsen, Henry Kissinger, Muhammad Ali, Walter Cronkite, and Aristotle Onassis in a year ahead ranking.

NEW York (Ap Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally Nixon l Spiro T.agnew Fashion Foundation of America Lawman New York Patrick V. Murphy Johnny Carson Charles P.mccarty St. Paul Minn Doc Sever

Oil Spill Cleanup Increases Efforts At Richmond Bays

About 125 workers used 10 boats and foot patrols to mop up crude oil spilled Friday from the Liberian tanker Golor Obo chartered by Standard Oil Co of California. The spill, initially estimated at 80 gallons, spread beyond containment around the Richmond Long Wharf refinery and into San Francisco Bay and two Pacific beaches.

Richmond Calif San Francisco Bay Pacific Ocean Standard Oil Co California Standard Dale E. Blasye Golor Obo Richmond Long Wharf Blusye

Golden Gate Bridge Joins Mass Transit With New Bus Runs

San Francisco Bay area transit district launched 152 air conditioned buses in a 60 mile commuter service between San Francisco and two northern counties. The district takes over routes from Greyhound that had operated for 31 years to relieve congestion on the bridge.

San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge

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