DMZ Fighting Stalemate Marked by Heavy Casualties
The AP analysis notes no side gains in the DMZ as US and North Vietnamese forces exchange heavy losses. Officials say Hanoi seeks a battlefield edge to influence Paris talks while U.S. reinforcements and casualty figures rise, with intel suggesting replacements shift in position and tactics.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile Visits Town Parish House
The Bloodmobile quotas 225 pints for a visit at Episcopal Parish House tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sponsored by the Winchester Exchange Club, the drive seeks 20 pints of O Positive blood for open heart surgery.
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Wanted Girl in Pressing Dept Apply in Person
Help wanted advertisement for a pressing department position at Pingley and Carper Cleaners calls for in person application. The notice requests applicants to visit the shop to apply.
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Pingley & Carper Cleaners
Supreme Court declines to bar jailing chronic alcoholics
The Supreme Court split 4 to 5 over punishing public drunkenness by jailing chronic alcoholics. Justice Marshall noted medical disagreement on alcoholism as a disease while dissenters argued against the ruling. Lower courts previously held chronic alcoholism a complete defense to public drunkenness in several states.
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Eisenhower News Briefing Shows Stable Condition After Attack
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower remains alert and in good spirits after a heart attack at Walter Reed in which his heart rate and respiration stayed stable. Doctors report no recurrence of pain since June 15 and no signs of heart failure, though the attack is his second in two months. Mrs. Eisenhower stays by his side as hospital bulletins note a comfortable night and delayed plans to return to Gettysburg.
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Eisenhower
George Foster
Gettysburg
Yost Named To Post by Fruit Growers
The Frederick County Fruit Growers Association names J. H. Yost Jr. of 434 Mosby Street as executive director. Yost, born in Winchester, son of J. H. Yost and Mrs. J. H. Yost, attended local schools and earned a B S from American University. He is married to Nancy Schlack of Winchester and they have three children.
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Concert by Tour Students Tonight at Shenandoah
Public concert to be held at Shenandoah auditorium tonight at 8 o clock. About 275 young music students from across the country have gathered at Shenandoah College and Conservatory to prepare for a 34 day European tour with the All Student Band Orchestra Jazz Group and Chorus USA. Part of the group leaves tomorrow with the remainder on Wednesday.
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James F. Wilson Plumbing & Heating Closed for Vacation
James F. Wilson Plumbing and Heating will close for vacation from June 17 through July 1. The business warns customers to plan service needs accordingly and resumes operations on the following business day.
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James F. Wilson Plumbing & Heating
Sorbonne Falls to Gendarmes After Occupation
Paris AP report says the Sorbonne fell to gendarmes Sunday after a month of occupation. UNEF announces a move toward peace while police tidy the campus. Renault workers vote to return to work with a 10 percent raise by Oct 1 and shorter week. Premier Pompidou urges a strong majority in elections to push reforms.
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End of World Predicted by Billy Graham
Evangelist Billy Graham declared the end of the world is near during a sermon at the Hemisfair Crusade in San Antonio. He cited 26 civilizations rising and falling and warned of a cosmic end by convulsion and renovation as 28,000 attended at Alamo Stadium.
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Marines Report Casualties After DZ Bombing Incident
In the demilitarized zone between North and South Vietnam a U S plane dropped bombs near a Marine position. Marines took cover as a small blaze was misread as an air strike signal. At least one Marine was killed and others were injured in the attack.
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Sampans ferry rockets from Cambodia to Saigon region
U S intelligence reports trace Viet Cong rockets from storages in Cambodia to South Vietnam. Sampans at night move 122 millimeter rockets in waterproof containers, sunk until use, then set up and fired with a crew of three to five. Range about 6.8 miles.
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Eisenhower Gestures To Johnson During Hospital Stay
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 77, suffered another heart attack while recuperating at Walter Reed Army Hospital. He gestured Tuesday as President Johnson visited during his convalescence from a mild heart seizure he had April 29 in Palm Desert California.
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Viet General Ousted From Another Top Post
Saigon reports Lt. Gen. Nguyen Duc Phang was dismissed from the 4th Corps command amid a Thieu Ky power struggle. Thang, 37, once headed pacification in the Mekong Delta and executed anti corruption moves, but was replaced by Lt. Gen. Nguyen Van Le on indefinite sick leave amid factional conflicts and alleged corruption concerns.
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Miss Pappagallos Wilkins Shoe Center Summer Sale
Local store advertisesMiss Pappagallos Wilkins Shoe Center sale with up to 10 percent off on Dennis or Lear catalog items. Call 662-2526 for details.
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Howard Johnsons Luncheon Special Reuben Grill Sandwich
The Tomorrow's Luncheon Special offers a Reuben grilled sandwich for 1.25 dollars. A Howard Johnsons menu note presents the value as a daily midday choice.
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Howard Johnson
U S reports possible enemy helicopters shot down near DMZ
U S military brief says helicopters sighted by radar near the DMZ may have been downed over or north of the zone with reports that 2 to 12 Russian built choppers were hit over the weekend. Vietnamese sources say artillery and Navy jets downed six, with nine shot Saturday and Sunday, as Saigon forces assault a Viet Cong stronghold in Gia Dinh suburb.
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Weather for Richmond Brings Clouds and Showers
A frontal system over southeast Virginia was to bring cloudy skies and occasional showers to the area today.
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Don’t Forget Tonight at Howard Johnsons Chicken Fry
A short local notice promotes a chicken fry event at Howard Johnsons with all you can eat for 1.49 dollars. An employment line lists a seamstress needed for general repair and minor alterations at Rite Way Cleaners 309 North Braddock.
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Howard Johnson
Rite Way Cleaners
N. Braddock
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