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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1969
Page
7
Sp4 Lee R. Ware of Boyce received the Bronze Star for unswerving efforts and professional skill during combat in January to April 1969. The citation lauds his urgency and leadership inspiring peers.
Phillip Schoenwetter and Bruce Wesner, both 20, won a two week trip abroad after submitting over 20 000 contest entries costing 33 dollars. Their entry nearly pins down the moon landing time with a guess of 9 56 15 EST on July 20, just five seconds off Armstrongs 10 56 20 EDT. The Cape Kennedy organized contest appeared in 200 newspapers. The two Pacifi c Union College students from Greenbrae and Sonoma faced no entry limit, choosing a winter ski trip to Switzerland.
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Chicago business owner William Durante recalls the night John Dillinger was killed at the Biograph Theater in 1934. Curious locals, especially older residents, keep the memory alive while younger visitors show rising interest sparked by area saloons and the Bonnie and Clyde legacy.
Army Specialist Four Victor W. Dill from Gainesboro is assigned June 10 to the 20th Engineer Brigade in Vietnam as a tractor operator. Air Force Staff Sergeant Robert W. Coffelt of Ellsworth AFB South Dakota, a security policeman, arrives for duty with a Strategic Air Command unit after service at Binh Thuy AB Vietnam. Coffelt is a 1962 Handley High School graduate.
At the Wyoming Trucking Association annual dinner in Cheyenne a local businessman misunderstood a Japanese guest's request for a toothpick and purchased toothbrushes for the entire 30 man delegation, with an interpreter present.
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