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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1968
Page
9
Peter Hogness reports a 60 pound female elk hound that shed close to 400 yards of yarn in a month. The sports jacket usually hangs in the closet because it is too warm to wear, and AP Wirephoto accompanies the item.
The SEC begins open hearings on the cost of buying and selling stocks in the United States. It will assess minimum fee structures and fee splitting among major brokerages, with August to focus on economic and legal aspects. The interim NYSE rate cuts could save investors on large orders, such as a 5000 share $30 stock.
The Wyoming Travel Commission announced a plan to publish a new map showing where the state's ghost towns would be if they still existed.
The Associated Press reports a deadly weekend on Virginia roads. Three Georgians and a New Jersey man died in a three vehicle crash on U S 301 in Hanover County, with nine injured. A fifth fatality occurred on U S 220 near Rocky Mount, as multiple crashes across the state claimed several lives.
Virginia Republicans will send 24 uncommitted delegates to the Miami Beach convention, with 21 leaning strongly toward Richard M. Nixon. The 6th and 9th District conventions renominated incumbents Poff and Wampler and named Nixon supporters as alternates, while three non Nixon delegates show mixed or unknown preferences.
The copy claims electric heat offers a thermostat in each room so no room is too hot or too cold, creating uniform comfort. It highlights cleaner operation with no soot or moving parts, reduced maintenance, and no flame or fuel storage, urging protection against another winter of half heated homes.
In New Delhi a traffic officer was caught taking a bribe of five rupees. He swallowed the currency note to hide the evidence, prompting an investigation and disciplinary action.
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