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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1968
Page
10
North Vietnamese Army Warrant Officer Nguyen Van Hang, 29, shown by his captors amid rubble in Saigon home destroyed June 21 by 122mm rockets under his command. Six civilians killed, about a score wounded. Hang was captured three days earlier in an ambush northwest of Saigon.
Hurley, 57, of Stephenson sustained chest and shoulder injuries in a one car accident on Rt 11 near her home at 7 55 this morning. She was transported to a hospital by the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad and kept for X rays as authorities awaited results.
Winchester School Superintendent Jacob L. Johnson told the Winchester Exchange Club that the planned Dowell J. Howard Vocational School will be a valuable addition serving Winchester Frederick County and Clark County. The project includes 20 acres bought for 30000 dollars, aims to enroll 300 students with day school plus vocational sessions, and now targets opening in September 1971 rather than 1970.
Paris reports the government urged businesses to curb prices and warned of controls if not followed. Import restrictions were announced for cars, home appliances, and textiles while allowances for wage settlements were allowed to raise some prices. The cabinet says it will monitor inflation and intervene if needed.
AP reports Virginia will open its first highway travel information station along Interstate 66 in Prince William County. J Stuart White says hours are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. in summer and 5 30 p.m. other months with two more stations to follow on I 95 near Emporia and I 85 in Mecklenburg County.
Washington D C streets returned to normal with no curfew or heavy patrols as Abernathy begins a 20 day jail term. The mule train moved through the city and Resurrection City was dismantled, with police and guards ending large demonstrations.
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