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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1967

Page

2

Obituary of Jose E. Lingo from Winchester

Funeral services for Jose E. Lingo of Route 3 Paper Mill Road will be held Friday at Sacred Heart Church with Rev. Robert F. Ruth officiating. Burial follows at Sacred Heart Cemetery. A rosary is set for tomorrow evening at Jones Funeral Home. Lingo is survived by his widow two sons Joseph M. Lingo and Donald Lingo a brother Rudy Lingo and a sister Helen Driscoll and four grandchildren.

Jose E. Lingo Route 3 Paper Mill Road Winchester Memorial Hospital Sacred Heart Catholic Church Robert F. Ruth Robert L, Gregg Gene F. Walker Herbert A, Carr Virgil R, Michael Arnold Muterspaugt Teddie R. Hepner William R. Brill Sacred Heart Jones Funeral Home Lingo Joseph M. Lingo Alexandria Donald Lingo Winchester Rudy Lingo Helen Driscoll Philadelphia

Auto crash victims improving at Winchester hospital

Two people admitted to Winchester Memorial Hospital from highway crashes were reported in good condition. Roger Lee Walker 16 of Route 3 Winchester sustained a broken leg after being struck on Route 803. Russell Lineburg Jr 17 of 549 Washington Ave was the driver in the eastbound car. Ernest Sampson 31 of Falls Church was admitted after a motorcycle crash on Route 81 near Route 50 with rib fractures and forearm abrasions. Jeannie Lambert 18 Marshall and Jennifer M Kidwell 18 Slanesville were treated and released after a two car crash on Route 50 west of Winchester.

Winchester Memorial Hospital Roger Lee Walker Route 3 Winchester B. E. Williams Russell Lineburg, Jr Washington Ave Walker Ernest Sampson Falls Church Route 50 P. F. Click Jeannie Lambert Marshall Jennifer M.kidwell Slanesville W. lVa

White Hearing Set June 16

A preliminary hearing for Hugh Austin White of 1020 Loudoun St charged with felonious assault in the stabbing of James H. Lewis Jr. is set for June 16. Municipal Judge John Rice appointed David Simpson as White's attorney in a brief session today. The incident reportedly occurred on May 31 at White's Up Inostory where both work. White has been released on $1000.

Hugh Austin White Loudoun St James H. Lewis, Jr John Rice David Simpson White Lewis

Tax Bill Clears House Step Amid Vietnam Deficit Talk

The Ways and Means originator moves to send a tax boost to Congress while House Rules clears the measure for action. Chairman Mills warns a possible 29 billion dollar deficit from Vietnam context though unlikely, as the bill relaxes interest limits and allows government bonds longer than five years to reach seven year maturities to aid security sales.

Congress Ways and Means Committee House Rules Committee Wilbur D. Mills Ways, and Means Vietnam Middle East Treasury

Mayor Collins rules out third term in Boston

In Boston Mayor John F. Collins, a Democrat, announced he will not seek a third term, saying Roxbury rioting had no bearing on his decision and that he may pursue a federal appointment. Other AP items note John Hogg’s college graduation, Jack Jones and Jill St. John’s engagement, VFW Commander Leslie Fry meeting with President Johnson, and Francis Brenton planning a 15,000 mile Lake Michigan to West Africa voyage.

Boston John F. Collins Roxbury Collins Jones San Francisco Lee Laurence Miss St. John Lance Reventlow Barbara Hutton Washington Leslie Fry Veterans of Foreign Wars Johnson White House VFW Fry Dean Rusk Vietnam Middle East Southeast Asia Chicago Francis Brenton Lake Michigan West Africa Brenton Great Lakes Montreal St. Lawrence River North Atlantic

Custodians Clean Up After Vandalism at Two Schools

James Wood High School and Kline Elementary School returned to normal after custodians rapidly removed beer canes trash garden vandalism and obscene window paint. Police continue rounding up suspects as investigations proceed at the two campuses.

James Wood High School Kline James Wood

Windsors Join Public Show of Harmony in London

In London the Duke and Duchess of Windsor joined royal family members in a public show of harmony. Queen Elizabeth II unveiled a memorial for Edward VIII’s mother as the Windsors and royals mingled with a cheering crowd. The ceremony recalled Edward's 1936 abdication and marked the Windsors’ return visit to England and the duchess’s first public appearance with the royal family.

London Duke Duchess of Windsor Edward VIII Elizabeth II Wallis Warfield Simpson Prince Philip Elizabeth George VI Paris Edward England

Woodstock Fire Company to receive $500 donation

The Woodstock Town Council voted to donate $500 to the Woodstock Fire Company for radio monitor units. Strasburg council members deadlocked on meter fine reductions, then rescinded the trial plan. They approved hiring a fourth full time policeman and heard a proposal to convert the local Boy Scout hall into a pottery museum.

Woodstock Woodstock Fire Ico Ihe Council Strasburg M. Elston Wharton

Global Flight Starts Today in Earhart Mystery Ride

Mrs. Ann Pellegreno of Saline Michigan prepares to fly a Lockheed Electra around the world from Oakland California. The 30 year old former teacher aims to solve Amelia Earhart’s disappearance by retracing the route via South America Africa India New Guinea Howland Island and back to Oakland.

Ann Arbor Mich Amelia Earhart California Ann Pellegreno Saline Miss Earhart Pacific Pellegreno Oakland Calif South America Brazil Africa India New Guinea Howland Island Honolulu

Penny design rumor points to designer's daughter

The Indian Head penny allegedly reflects Sarah Longacre's young daughter rather than an American Indian model. The claim centers on the designer and the origins of the coin's portrait.

Penny Sarah Longacre

Israel and Arabs debate cease fire at United Nations

The UN Security Council heard rival positions on a cease fire and withdrawal. Fedorenko urged immediate withdrawal behind armistice lines, while Goldberg urged prompt compliance by all nations. Eban supported a cease-fire contingent on other parties’ cooperation and a new Middle East order with Israel secure. The U.S. reported Syria, Sudan, Yemen and Iraq may follow Egypt in breaking relations as about 40,000 Americans remain in danger zones.

Nikolai T. Fedorenko U.S Arthur J. Goldberg Fedorenko Israel Council Goldberg U.N Abba Eban Eban Middle East Jerusalem Security Council Cairo Syria Sudan Yemen Iraq State Department United States Near East North Africa Egypt Alexandria Europe Wheelus Air Base Libya Pentagon

Israel May War Analysis Shows Fast-Strike Doctrine Appeals

The report compares Israeli tactics against multiple Arab forces in 1960s style warfare. It notes Israel seeks quick victories by enveloping flanks with fast columns while facing Soviet trained Egyptian and other Arab forces. It contrasts Israeli surprise attack strategy with Egypt’s three line defense and static minefield belts.

Jerusalem Syria Egypt Israel

Seventeen Forest Fires Burn Out of Control in Ontario

Seventeen fires remaining uncontrolled across Ontario Tuesday night while 112 were under control. Scattered injuries were reported as fires raged with one blaze reaching 8,000 acres near Sioux Lookout. an Indian man from Ignace, John Cutfeet, died of a heart attack while fighting a fire 50 miles south of Sioux Lookout.

Sioux Lookout Ont Ontario John Cutfeet Ignace

Weather outlook for the week with mild days and cooler Monday

Fair tonight with a low in the 50s, partly cloudy and warmer Thursday, and continued warm for Friday. Winds under 10 mph today. Five day forecast shows mid 80s days and 60s nights through Sunday, turning cooler by Monday. June rainfall to date is 13.70 inches. average annual rainfall and past five year totals listed.

Stephens City Budget Hearing Set June 26

A public hearing on the proposed $33,910 town budget for the coming year will be held on June 26. The budget is down $330 from last year and has passed first and second readings. Town Council also passed a resolution to be sent to the State Air Pollution Control Board and the M J Grove Lime Company urging pollution controls. A company spokesman declined comment until receiving the resolution.

Stephens City State Air Pollution Control Board Air Pollution Control Board M.J. Grove Lime Company

Wall Street Rebounds on Hope for Middle East Peace

Stocks rise as buyers outpace sellers six to one with the Dow up in early trading. Gains spread across sectors as oil shares advance despite halted shipments via Suez and regional ports. UN Security Council calls for a cease-fire boost optimism. Jordan says it will negotiate with Israel. A separate note reports a vehicle fire near Kernstown after 5:25 p.m.

New York Middle East Dow Jones Suez Canal Syria Lebanon Texaco Royal Dutch Jersey Standard IBM Eastman Kodak Boeing Ogden Corp Control Data American Airlines Polaroid Xerox Standard Oil of California Raytheon Eastern Air Lines Texas Gulf Sulphur Uniroyal Goodyear International Telephone DuPont International Nickel General Foods M-G-M United Nations Security Council Jordan Israel Associated Press American Stock Exchange

Hair and scalp consultation with Pecora in Winchester

Mr. R. A. Pecora will be at the Hotel George Washington in Winchester on Friday June 9 1967 from 1:00 PM to 8:30 PM. Free private consultation explains if treatment can help and the cost, with a written guarantee if accepted.

R. A. Pecora Winchester George Washington Lesley Hotel George Washington

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