Certificates Awarded At Winchester Safety School Graduation
Thirty men received certificates from the Winchester Safety School held at the Rescue Squad Building in June. A total of 57 attendees represented twelve area companies including Ashworth Brothers, City of Winchester, National Fruit, O’Sullivan Rubber, Fabritek, S. Frey, Chemical Co., Smalley Package, Shenandoah Valley Apple Corp and the Department of Highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Louis Herring
John Sargent
Raymond Smith
Ashworth Brothers
City of
Robert Boyd
Ellsworth Broyles
Stuart Dyke
John Hall
Amos Hritenour
National Fruit
George x
Charles Legg
Dorman
George Spitzer
Shenandoah Valley Apple Corp
Bobby Anderson
The
Department of Highways
Valley Pike Weekend Visits and Local Socials
Valley residents and families visited relatives and attended events across the region. The list includes Irene Copenhaver, Steward Pence, Nannie Lamp, Harry Clark, Edward McDonald, Asbury Fiddler of Hagerstown, Charles Line and Karen Harman, the Holsinger reunion near New Market, Camp meeting at New Market, Arthur Hewitt and Peggy visiting Parkersburg, and a bus tour to the Amish Fair in Kutztown. Four capitols were built at Jamestown for the government in early Virginia.
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Holsinger
New Market
Daniel Snow
Nannie Wiggington
Arthur Hewitt
Peggy
Parkersburg
W.va
Edward McDonald
Hazel Himelwright
AARP
Kutztown
NASA Loses Moon Fragment From Apollo 11 Sample
NASA scientist Dr. Nicholas M. Short at Goddard Space Flight Center reports a tiny fragment from Apollo 11 lunar material vanished from a safe in Greenbelt Maryland. The two thirds inch fragment weighed one fiftieth ounce and is considered of no further scientific use.
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Washington
Nicholas M. Short
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Short
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Moon
Goddard
NASA
Ventory
Nixon Survives TV Questioning Calmly Says He Has Nerves
President Nixon, relaxed and smiling after an hour of live questioning by NBC CBS and ABC journalists, said at his age I don't have nerves. The broadcast focused on Cambodia Vietnam and the Arab Israeli conflict with reporters pressing on foreign policy. The live studio setup featured John Chancellor Eric Sevareid and Howard K Smith.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
ABC
Cambodia
Vietnam
John Chancellor
NBC
Eric Sevareid
CBS
Howard K. Smith
Lincoln Cathedral namesake dean dislikes long surname
The new Lincoln Cathedral dean Very Rev Oliver Twistleton Wykeham Fiennes worries about his name. He asks to be called Oliver Fiennes as the name is hard to meet people with and is pronounced Fines. He descends directly from Baron Twistleton Wykeham Fiennes connected to Magna Carta from 1215.
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Tongue Twister
Lincoln
England
Lincoln Cathedral
Baron Twistleton-Wykeham-Fiennes
John
Oliver Twistleton- Wykeham Fiennes
Oliver Fiennes
Fiennes
Fines
Stephens City Lions Install New Officers
Sandy Stephens named president of the Stephens City Lions Club with Sandy J. Robert Black as district governor elect and Howard J. Burkholder as secretary treasurer. Dave Grant becomes third vice president and Rev. Warren Reeves Lion Tamer, with Emmett Scothorn and Bryan Armstr as directors and Lewis Ste tail twister. Lynn Comer also serves as director.
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J. Robert Black
Howard J. Burkholder
Dave Grant
Rev
Warren Reeves
Emmett Scothorn
Bryan Armstr
Lewis Ste
Lynn Comer
Dedication program features comedy sketches and solos
Saturday's 7 30 p m program under chairmen Isel and Paul Brandofino opens with Rev Edward M Garrett of Wesley United Methodist Church and Rev James E Bearss of First Presbyterian Church delivering scripture and prayer City reviewer James H Flemiring introduces speaker Fred Duckett with George Sempeles singing solos accompanied by Doris Sartelle on organ
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Isel
Paul Brandofino
Lillie Petcomnes
Edward M. Garrett
Wesley United Methodist Church
James E. Bearss
First Presbyterian Church
Pevieewman
James H. Flemirng
Fred Duckett
Israelis Withdraw from Seized Territories Amid Arab Acknowledgement
Diplomatic sources report Israel pulling back from seized Arab areas and Arabs recognizing Israeli sovereignty within recognized bounds. In a region where Russians push for "snized boundaries," Western officials press Moscow on its interpretation of a "state of peace." U N aides note Sisco met Dobrynin to discuss the 38th state conference.
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U.N
United States
Soviet Union
France
Britain
Sesegh J. Sisco
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Wall Street Edges Ahead For Final Week Session
Stock prices advanced on a wide front as the market ended the four day week ahead of the July 4 holiday. The Dow stood at 691.13 with a 3 to 2advantage over declines on the New York Stock Exchange. Early Board movers included Seaboard World Airlines up to 5 percent and Burroughs up 92 percent while Consolidated Edison fell 23 percent and Texaco slipped 25 percent.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Seaboard World Airlines
Consolidated Edison
Fairfax School Board member resigns over conflict law amendment
Dr Walter Kurylo resigns from the Fairfax School Board citing a state conflict of interest reform. A DOT official since 1967 he leaves to protect his wife Lydia a library assistant at Annandale High School from rules prohibiting employer relations on public bodies.
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Fairfax
General Assembly
Walter Kurylo
Fairfax School Board
Kurylo
U.S. Department of Transportation
Lydia
Annandale High School
Douglass S. Mackall
Atty
Andrew P. Miller
Kurylo’s
Barleycorn Unit Still Guides Shoe Sizing
The barleycorn, an old length measure of one to three inches, continues to set shoe sizing standards. Traditionally used in footwear, this unit links foot length to sizing markings and helps orient consumers to fit.
Weather Forecast for Virginia and Winchester Skies
Variable cloudiness and heat through Friday with a chance of scattered thundershowers. Highs in the 90s, tonight's lows upper 60s to 70s. Saturday cooler with showers. extended outlook shows more showers Saturday and Sunday then clearing Monday. Sunrise 5:51 a.m., moonrise 5:26 a.m., new moon July 3. Rainfall totals and monthly averages appear, with long historical rainfall figures listed.
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Winchester
Abbreviated Addresses May Help to Speed Mail
Washington AP The Post Office studies abbreviated addresses to accelerate mail flow. LSM operators read addresses at speed and input 3-digit codes. NBS says the task is memory heavy. Research explores shorter cycles faster sorting speeds voice command machines and TV-assisted viewing to reduce on-floor noise and workload.
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Washington
LSM
National Bureau of Stand
Ards
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