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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1968

Page

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McCarthy Presses War Policy Against LBJ’s Strategy

Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy intensified attacks on the Johnson administration war policy during a Friday speech at the University of California Los Angeles. He accused the administration of fear to negotiate, part of a broader six day campaign in California for the presidential primary.

Eugene J. McCarthy Johnson University of California At Los Angeles Minnesota McCarthy California Hubert H. Humphrey Fresno Michigan George Romney New Hampshire Romney Vietnam

Masonic Notice and Local Weather Training Mentioned

Rededication Breakfast at Masonic Temple Sunday at 7 a.m. All Masons invited. Town Crier notes fire training on Rt 11 near the western bypass and warns of snowstorm affecting STAR delivery boxes. Hanes sale runs today through January 20 with Margaret L. Hodgson mentioned.

Rt. 11 Crier Masonic Temple Sun Save Now Hanes Margaret L. Hodgson

Gruenther Urges Firm NATO Stand

General Alfred Gruenther warned that NATO deterioration could spark a chain of unfortunate events and urged the United States to keep NATO strong. Speaking at Mary Baldwin College, he urged patience with France and attributed French irritation to wartime grievances and American troop quarters.

Gruenther Europe Mary Baldwin College NATO NATO Alliance United States France Charles de Gaulle Gen. de Gaulle Great Britain

Mission to Cambodia May Have Bought Time

Bowles Sihanouk talks signal new diplomatic effort to activate the ICC to patrol Cambodia's border. The ICC faces blockage from Poland while India may enable action. Sihanouk asks for mobile teams and fixed posts to curb foreign forces.

Cambodia Mto U.S Ree Cheeter Bowles Prince Norodom Sihanouk Sihanouk United States International Control Commission Bowles Sihanouk ICC Indochina India Poland Canada Commission Bowles Phnom Penh Indira Gandhi Vietnam

Mills May Keep Up Tax Fight

Rep. Wilbur D. Mills says he will continue opposing President Johnsons proposed 10 percent surtax if federal spending rises in 1968 69 as much as this year. He cites expected admin budget of 148 149 billion and urges spending near 125 billion to meet surtax conditions. He notes Vietnam costs could change the picture.

Little Rock, Ark Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark Johnson House Ways and Means Committee Mills Riad Kark-Tv Little Rock

Reversal on Wiretap Sought by Senate Leader

Senate advocates push to expand police wiretapping under the crime control bill with court-ordered surveillance. Johnson signals support but aides report no administration assurance. McClellan leads a broader measure to curb Supreme Court limits and ease admissibility rules while Ramsey Clark pressed for policy reversal.

Washington Johnson Congress John L. McClellan D. Ark Senate Judiciary MeeClellan Supreme Court McClellan Ramsey Clark

Death Toll Climbs on State Roads

Virginia's 1968 highway death toll rises with new fatalities reported by state police. Ronald Keith Holderfield, 17, died after losing control of his car and hitting a tree in Colonial Heights. Buck Layne 43, of Eagle Rock, was killed when struck by a car along Virginia 43 near Eagle Rock. Kermit Sutherland, 57, of Baltimore, died in a two car crash on U.S. 11 near Wytheville.

Associated Press Virginia Ronald Keith Holderfield Colonial Heights Wytheville Kermit Sutherland Baltimore U.S. 11 Wythe County Eagle Rock Buck Layne Botetourt County

Snow Likely to Bring Four Inches Across Valley

Weather forecast shows snow accumulating up to four inches with lingering cold in the Valley. Temperature fell to seven last night and will rise into the 20s and 30s with a change to freezing rain tonight. Hazardous driving warnings issued statewide. Winchester declares Emergency Snow Plan A with snow tires and street salting.

Winchester Department of Streets

Winter storm strikes Midwest and South with widespread snow

Snow and sleet hit the Midwest and South as subzero cold grips the Northern plains and eases in the Northeast. Twelve states faced weather warnings while a storm moved east, dumping up to 6 inches in Hopkinsville and 3 inches in Nashville Tupelo and Chattanooga with ice forming further south and east.

Associated Press Midwest Minnesota Mississippi Hopkinsville Kentucky Nashville Tupelo Miss Chattanooga Great Lakes Weather Bureau Virginia

Humphrey warns California Democrats in bid to save Johnson

Vice President Hubert Humphrey urged unity among California Democrats to keep Lyndon Johnson in the White House, warning that disunity could help a Republican win in November. He spoke at a state party conference in Fresno as Eugene McCarthy campaigned nearby against a pro Johnson slate, highlighting a split over the Vietnam War and the battle for California's delegates.

Fresno Calif Hubert H. Humphrey California Johnson Humphrey Washington U.S Eugene McCarthy Minnesota McCarthy New York Lyndon Johnson Peace and Freedom Party American Independent Party Alabama George Wallace

Wanted Experienced Pants Presser at Peoples Cleaners

Classified notice seeks a pants presser with experience at Peoples Cleaners for a clearance sale event. Items include jackets coats sweaters at half price and sport shirts priced at 2.95 with a shoe rack at half off. Opportunity for employment during the sale period.

Peoples Cleaners

Helicopter Crash Kills 41 Marines and Crew in Vietnam

A CH53 helicopter went down south of the DMZ near Phu Bai on Monday night in worsening weather. The crash left 41 aboard missing feared dead, including 31 Marines, three Navy men, one Army member, and a civilian. Rescue efforts were hindered by rain and fog.

Saigon U.S Demilitarized Zone U.S. Command South Vietnam Dong Ha Dmz Phu Bai da ‘Nang 5Th Regiment da Nang Hau Giang North Vietnam Yen Bai Hanoi Haiphong Mu Gia Hau Nghia Sym

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