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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1969

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Thieu Signals Partial U.S. Troop Withdrawal in 1969

President Thieu announced that some American combat troops will be withdrawn from South Vietnam this year. Initial cuts may reach 20,000 with as many as 100,000 phased out by year’s end, as staffs draft a timetable with U.S. Command.

Saigon Nguyen van Thieu South Vietnam U.S Thieu Cao van Vien Vien Vietnam Creighton W. Abrams Abrams Paris Ellsworth Bunker Republic of Vietnam

Rain Touts Winchester Area First Rainfall Of Year

The Winchester area recorded its first rainfall of the year with .15 inches by 11 a.m. according to the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory. For 1968 total precipitation reached 32.56 inches, 3.94 inches below the 55 year average of 36.50.

Winchester Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory

Blood Mobile Visit At Episcopal Parish Hall

Winchester Elks 867 sponsors a blood drive at the Episcopal Parish Hall Tuesday 21st from 10 to 3. Honor Charles Zucker for reaching his 100th donation by encouraging others to give.

Blood Mobile Episcopal Parish Hall Winchester Elks Charles Zucker

Czech Leaders Fear New Wave of Demonstrations

AP Prague report says youth Jan Palach set himself afire to awaken people under Kremlin rule and may trigger fresh protests against Soviet occupation. His burns cover 85 percent, and leaders from students to the Central Committee react with warnings of intensified unrest in Prague.

Prague Jan Palach Kremlin Wenceslas Square Communist Party Central Committee Prague Castle Palach Philosophical Faculty Charles University Soviet Union tAgain Central Committee Czechoslovakia Zpravy

Johnson bids farewell to Washington in reflective Press Club talk

President Johnson, after 38 years in Washington, says no one in the capital is mean enough to dislike him. He leaves office grateful, recalls press clashes, and hopes Congress aids Nixon, while noting a regret over Vietnam and saying he would not change his major choices with five more years’ experience.

Washington Johnson National Press Club Press Club Democratic Congress Nixon Senate Eisenhower Congress Vietnam

Cedar Creek Grade Crash Leaves Three Injured

A 4:06 a.m. wreck on Cedar Creek Grade at Opequon Creek sent Ann Jenkins 22 to Winchester Memorial Hospital with a dislocated shoulder while Jimmy Peacemaker 26 and Donnie Shade 20 were treated and released. The trio, in a car that overturned, were in Kernstown and reported by the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad.

Winchester Memorial Hospital Cedar Creek Opequon Creek Winchester Ann Jenkins Jimmy Peacemaker Donnie Shade Kernstown Mr. Peacemaker Mr. Shade

France Backs Big Four Conference on Middle East Crisis

France proposes a Big Four meeting at the United Nations with the United States Britain the Soviet Union to discuss ending the Middle East dispute under UN umbrella The plan aims to help UN envoy Gunnar V Jarring outline Arab Israeli perimeters while direct talks proceed Israel warns against a settlement imposed by the Big Four and stresses no such imposition exists between nations involved.

Iby Associated Press France Middle East United States Israel The Washington Evening Star Dean Rusk Yuri N. Tcherniakov the Star Rusk Soviet Union U.N Gunnar V United Nations Paris Britain U.N. Security Council China Security Council Abba Eban

Nixon The Power Begins on Monday

New York AP reports Richard M Nixon ends 12 weeks of orderly transition and begins four years of power at noon Monday. He maintains a cautious, low drama approach with no pledges beyond general goals and vows to speak no policy until in charge. He favors a staff heavy administration and a flexible team of generalists.

NEW York Richard M. Nixon Nixon Pierre Nixon Associates United States Lyndon B. Johnson White House Johnson Hotel Pierre

Kansas coed reports four aces four kings in odd bridge hand

Barbara Lynn Manos of Independence Missouri told AP she received a bridge hand with four aces four kings and no hearts in a January late night game at KU. University mathematicians estimate such a hand would appear about once in 635 billion deals. She bid seven no trump and noted the time around 1:15 a.m. after final exams.

Lawrence Kan Barbara Lynn- Manos Barbara Independence

Threat on Life of Sen Kennedy Prompts Patrols

Fairfax Virginia police surrounded the home of Senator Edward Kennedy after the office notified authorities of a life threat. A police spokesman confirmed patrols were cruising the area as security precautions were stepped up for the Massachusetts Democrat, the lone surviving Kennedy brother.

Sen. Kennedy Fairfax, Va Edward T Teddy) Kennedy D-Mass Fairfax County Kennedy Brothers

Inaugural Weekend Schedule for Washington Events

AP reports the Inaugural weekend events with times and venues. Saturday features receptions at the National Gallery of Art and a public event at the National Guard Armory, plus a Young America salute and an all American public event at the Washington Hilton. Sunday includes governors’ and vice president elect receptions and an 8 30 p m concert. Monday covers a prayer breakfast, oath at noon, parade, and inaugural balls at multiple hotels and venues with tickets available to the public.

Washington National Gallery of Art Washington Hilton National Guard Armory Sheraton Park Spiro T. Agnew Smithsonian Museum of History and Technology Constitution Hall White House Nixon Johnson Capitol East Lott Ce Capitol Plaza Pennsylvania Avenue Mayflower Shoreham Statler Hilton

Cosmonaut Volynov Lands Safely in Soviet Union

Cosmonaut Boris Volynov landed safely completing a four man Soyuz mission. Tass said the craft made a soft landing 124 miles southwest of Kustanay after a 72 hour 46 minute flight. The mission achieved the first crew transfer between orbiting ships and the first docking of two manned orbiting spacecraft.

Moscow Boris Volynov Soviet Union Tass Volynov Kustanay Space Center Baikonir Alexei Yeliseyev Yevgeny Khrunov Vladimir Shatalov Earth

Peace talks on Vietnam progress set for early next week

Four representatives at the Vietnam peace talks announced full agreement on procedural matters after a five hour meeting. Ambassador Cyrus Vance said substantive negotiations will begin early next week with objectives to move quickly toward peace.

Paris Vietnam U.S South Vietnam North Vietnam Viet Cong National Liberation Front NLF Cyrus R. Vance International Conference Center Nguyen Thanh le Vance Washington Ha van Lau Hanoi Lau

Weather: Mild Virginia Day From Southern Flow

A southerly air flow driven by a Great Lakes low pressure center kept Virginia weather mild today as Richmond received above average temperatures and clear skies.

Richmond Great Lakes Virginia

Weekend Special Pineapple Upside Down Cake and Cheese Cake

Wards Pastry Shop runs a weekend promotion titled Two For The See-Saw from January 28 to February 1. Sunday features a Roast Leg of Lamb complete dinner in the Cozy Room at Echo Village Restaurant known as The Steak House of Winchester located 4 miles south on U S Route 11 with reservations at 869-8996.

Echo Village Winchester U.S. Rt

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