Romney Seeks New Hampshire Front in 1968 Bid
Michigan Governor George Romney works New Hampshire visits to court Republican governors and party leaders ahead of the March 12 presidential primary. He meets with John Volpe and Rhode Island’s John Chafee while outlining Vietnam peace terms and urging the Viet Cong to abandon terror and outside ties.
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Mirror Lake
N.H
Michigan
George Romney
New England
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
John H. Chafee
Romney
New Hampshire News
New Hampshire
J. Willard Marriott
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Totem Poles Show Tribe Emblems and Legends
A totem serves as a symbol for a tribe clan or family. Carvings depict important family members emblems and sometimes scenes from Indian legends.
Egyptian commandos raid across canal amid cease fire line tensions
Israeli troops report nightly Egyptian raids across the Suez Canal aimed at saboteur activity. In recent days 28 Egyptians were claimed killed in a weekend clash south of the canal as Israel presses to clear commando units while the canal remains blocked by three sunken ships and 15 ships held in the waterway. Refugee and diplomatic moves unfold as U Thant appoints Nils-Geran Gussing to help with refugee issues.
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Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Israel
el Qantara
Dennis Neeld
Egypt
U.N
U Thant
Nils-Geran Gussing
Gussing
U.N. High Commissioner For
Thant
Cambodia
Thailand
Local dinner guests and visitors list in Brucetown area
Brucetown hosted and nearby residents visited for dinners and family gatherings Friday through Sunday. Guests included Calevin Adams and family from Lynchburg, Martin Adams from Rest, Ellis Adams family in Winchester, Myrtle Mauzy, and several others from Martinsburg Inwood and Winchester along with members from Lebanon Tennessee.
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Brucetown
Gordon Hilde
Brand
Cedar Grove
Calevin Adams
Cinda
Lynchburg
Martin Adams
Rest
Ellis Adams
Winchester
Myrtle Mauzy
James Sargeant
Bryan Quarles
L. C. Newsome
Lebanon
Tenn
Romaine Patton
Martinsburg Pike
W. B. Castleman
L. M. Welsh
Donald Price
Tommy
Timmy
Tammie
Virginia Minnick
Charles
Stephen Minnick
Martinsburg
W.va
Andy Whitacre
Russell Price
Inwood
William Abrams
Patrick
Susanna
Arlington
Abram
Lonnie Shull
Tommy Price
James Helmick
Pearl Hu
Paul Robinson
Inewood
Teen dies in collapsed sand tunnel on Jones Beach
A 17 year old boy, David Riddle of Queens, died on Jones Beach when a sand tunnel between two four foot deep holes collapsed. His companion, Paul Diamond, 17, of Manhattan, was digging with him.
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Jones Beach
N.Y
Paul Diamond
Manhattan
Three Demolition Permits Authorized On Cameron Street
The State Department of Highways has obtained a city permit to demolish three houses at 640 645 and 647 N Cameron St to clear the right of way for street widening. Winchester resident Tom W Baldridge received a city building permit to add an apartment at 321 N Loudoun St costing about 1085 dollars. Other recent permits include Stella Jackson at 401 S Kent St for brick siding on three houses 1119 1121 1123 Conway St 225 dollars Frank Lee Burkholder at 628 Watson Ave for new roof and interior work 800 dollars Phyllis Rinker at 815 1/2 Woodland Ave re-roof with asphalt shingles 100 dollars Sidney Branham at 220 Boyd Ave add partition and install bath 500 dollars Pearl Mason at 328 Fairview Ave replace porch floor 100 dollars.
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State Department of Highways
N. Cameron St
Tom W. Baldridge
Winchester
N. Loudoun St
Stella Jackson
S. Kent St
Conway St
Frank Lee Burkholder
Watson Ave
Phyllis Rinker
Woodland Ave
Sidney Branham
Boyd Ave
Pearl Mason
Baker St
Fairview Ave
New Anti War Play Has Flak of Humor
New antiwar drama by Peter Ustinov opens at Vivian Beaumont Theater Lincoln Center. The Unknown Soldier and His Wife uses a time machine to revisit four wars showing a pregnant wife revealed as the soldier’s wife and a humane, humorous critique of conflict with Christopher Walken delivering a tender performance as the unknown soldier.
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New York
Peter Ustinov
Vietnam
Vivian Beaumont Theater
Lincoln Center
Howard da Silva
Briand Bedford
W. B. Brydon
Melissa C. Murphy
Ustinov
Christopher Walken
Greece
Germany
Alan Mixon
Needlecraft catalog ad for baby crib cover patterns
An advertisement from Winchester Evening Star offers transfer pattern 7267 and 8 motifs for baby crib or carriage covers with embroidery in gay colors. Includes order details for Alice Brooks, pricing 35 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for mailing, and catalog highlights of needlecraft books and free patterns.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Needlecraft
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H. W. Ebert
Buick
Volkswagen - E-Ghia
Dr. H.T
VOLVA
H.W. Ebert
Loudoun St
Stanford University
Robert Beardmore
Pomona Calif
Alcoa
Canal
Jordan
Allenby
The
United Nations
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Middle East
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Mary Price
James Thompson
Rockingham County
Frank Bragg, Jr
Stephenson Area
Bragg
Frank Bragg
Tammie Price
W. Va
MINGS
Winchester Savings
U.S
Boscawen
Washington St
David Riddle
Queens
Vancouver
Frederick County
Linwood S. Dunn
Baby’s Pet Zoo
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