Bloodmobile declared highly successful in Winchester drive
The January Red Cross bloodmobile visit at the Episcopal Parish House, sponsored by the Elks Club with Richard K. Eddy chairing, collected 162 points of blood, deferred 12 donors, and added several new donors including Oates reaching two gallons and Snarr Jr. and Mrs. Sharp at four gallons. Groups contributing included U S Government, Crown Cork and Seal, Schrafft's Foods, and local services. Next drive set for February 21 with the Lions Club sponsorship.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Episcopal Parish House
The
Elks Club
Richard K. Eddy
Jack
Shiley
Ralph E. Lamp
Ryland E. Carper
Fred R. Young
Roger N. Oates
George G. Snarr, Jr
Joseph Sharp
U.S. Government
Crown Cork and Seal
Schrafft’s Frozen Foods and
National Fruit Products Company
Potomac Edison
U.S. Post Office
Leggett
Henkel-Harris
Elks Lodge
Winchester
Lions Club
Middletown March of Dimes Sunday Event
The Middletown March of Dimes walk will be held tomorrow starting at 2 p.m. in Middletown and the surrounding area will be solicited for donations and participation.
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Middletown
March of Dimes
Ward to Lead Shawnee District Winter Camporee
Ray Ward of Middle Road is named Director for the Shawnee District Camporee at Camp Rock Enon Gore next Friday and Saturday. About 150 area Scouts and leaders are expected to attend with activities in flag respect, axe and rope skills, and fire building without matches. The weekend features an American Heritage campfire Saturday evening open to the public at 6 30 p.m.
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Ray Ward
Middle Road
Camp Rock Enon
Gore
Ward
Best dressed babies spring crochet pattern 7116
Advertises pattern 7116 for infants 6 months in a petal stitch crochet design using S3 ply yarn. Price 35 cents per pattern, 15 cents extra for mailing. Offer includes free patterns from the 1967 Needlecraft Catalog and additional craft books for sale. Address to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star for ordering.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Needlecraft
Museum
Boushall Retires as Bank Board Chairman in Virginia
Richmond AP report notes Thomas C. Boushall retires as chairman of The Bank of Virginia after founding the bank 45 years ago. Herbert C. Moseley elected chairman and CEO, Freder ick Deane Jr. named president, William T. Gordon named executive vice president.
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Richmond
Thomas C. Boushall
Virginia
Bank of Virginia
Boushall
Herbert C. Moseley
Moseley
Frederick Deane Jr
William T. Gordon
Deane
Morris Plan Bank of Richmond
Richmond Chamber of Commerce
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Virginia Commonwealth Bankshares Inc
Cars Must Go Won't Cost Any Dough
New York mayor John V. Lindsay ordered that illegally parked diplomatic cars can be towed from 34th to 66th Streets in Manhattan. Tow-away enforcement began last September and owners often pay over $40 to reclaim vehicles, but police will not tow without contacting the owner and that cost will be waived for diplomats.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
34Th
66Th
Manhattan
Lindsay
Shawnee Beauty Contest Sets Feb 6
Shawnee Fire Co sponsors a beauty contest for honorary fire chief on Feb 6 at 8 p.m. at Robinson Memorial School. Keith Lupton MC. contestants age 16 to not yet 21 in street dresses judged on appearance and poise. Free admission. prize gifts. info at 662-6431 or 662-1965.
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Shawnee Fire Co
Robinson Memorial School
Virginians Among Vietnam Casualties and Missing
The Defense Department reports two Virginians among 21 killed, 25 captured and two missing in Vietnam. Army Pfc. Roger S. Bryant of Exeter died in hostile action, while Army Spec. 4 Herbert H. Crowder of Pulaski listed as not killed in action.
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Washington
Defense Department
Vietnam
Army
Roger S. Bryant
Exeter
Herbert H. Crowder
Pulaski
Soviets Seen Anxious To Avoid ABM Race
State Department says the Soviet Union may seek to avoid a costly ABM arms race. Johnson linked near Moscow defense to halting the ABM buildup. Senator Jackson urged starting a $5 billion limited ABM program if a ban cannot be agreed. McNamara opposes deploying an ABM, citing cost and reliance on offensive strength.
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Washington
State Department
Soviet Union
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Senate Armed Services Committee
United States
Jackson
Johnson
Moscow
Robert J. McCloskey
U.S
Llewellyn E.thompson
DeSalvo Appeals New Trial After Non Strangling Conviction
Albert DeSalvo known as the Boston strangler seeks a new trial in Middlesex Superior Court after a life sentence for assault on women burglary and robbery. His appeal argues evidence favored insanity and errors in jury guidelines. Doctors testified he claimed 13 killings in Greater Boston between 1962 and 1964, though police say insufficient evidence ties him to the murders.
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Cambridge, Mass
Albert DeSalvo
Boston
DeSalvo
Greater Boston
Cuban Culture Classes Open at University of Miami
Classes funded with 35000 dollars in federal aid aim to educate Miami’s Cuban and American residents about Cuban culture and history. The program attracts both Cuban settlers and American neighbors, part of a growing Miami Cuban community of over 100000 people.
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Miami
University of Miami
Withdrawal From Vietnam Urged By Army Chief
Army Chief Gen. Harold K. Johnson said major U.S. troop withdrawals from Vietnam could occur within 14 to 24 months as Viet Cong units shrink. He warned the war may last up to eight years, noted ongoing small-unit engagements, and defended not calling for a mass air campaign or reserve mobilization.
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Ft, Benning
Army
Ft. Benning
The
Columbus
Enquirer
Associated Press
Johnson
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Ce ‘dar—_Falls
Defense Department
England
Germany
Japan
Vietnam
Thailand
U S Catholics Protestants Bend to Pray for Unity
Across the United States Catholics increasingly join Protestant and some Jewish groups in common prayers for Christian unity. In Lynchburg Virginia a white Baptist minister a Negro Baptist minister and a Catholic priest will lead a joint service. Archbishops and church leaders stress ecumenical cooperation and open worship across denominations. In Rome Cardinal Ottaviani rejects a request for common prayer among Protestants.
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New York
Rome
Lynchburg
Maurice Dingman
Davenport
Iowa
Paul J. Hallinan
Atlanta
Holy City
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Bloodmobile
Keith Lupton
Donna Hines
James Wood High School Distributive Education Club
McCrory’s
Star
Jim Hamilton
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
McNamara
Tire Company
Goodyear
Goodyear Tire Service
Buncutter Tire Co., Inc
Winchester, Va
Braddock St
Viet
Winchester Cinder & Shockey
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