Obituaries From Winchester Star March 6 1968
John W. Dymond died Saturday in a Harrisburg hospital father of Mrs. Williams Rhoad Middletown He was a retired state employee and member of the First Baptist Church Surviving include Mrs Rhoad another daughter Mrs Jennie Richmond of Highspire Pa two sons Stanley O Dymond Harrisburg Howard H Dymond Duncannon Pa nine grandchildren ten great grandchildren one great great grand child Funeral at 11 o'clock in Harrisburg by Rev George M Parsells burial in Shoop Cemetery Mrs William M Gaunt Sr died yesterday in Roanoke funeral tomorrow 11 o'clock at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville by Rev Claude Cook pallbearers listed Burial in GreenMace Cemetery friends may call at funeral home this evening 7 to 9.
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John W. Dymond
Harrisburg, Pa
Williams, Rhoad
Middletown
Dymond
First Baptist Church
Rhoad
Jennie Richmond
Highspire
Stanley O. Dymond
Harrisburg
Howard H. Dymond
Duncannon
George M. Parsells
Shoop’s Cemetery
William M. Gaunt
Roanoke
John H. Enders
Berryville
Claude Cook
Garland
Melton Bean
Allen Cochran
Noble C. Pierce, Jr
C.tardesty, Jr
Edgar Keckley
Green Mae
Khe Sanh battles claim heavy Viet Cong losses
Government reports 275 VC killed in 15 hours at Khe Sanh before remnants fled. Civilians suffered 20 killed and 50 wounded as the VC seized Ca Mau hospital complex. Government troops: 10 killed, 43 wounded. over 1,000 houses destroyed. Allied leaders list further targets hit across provincial capitals, airfields, special forces camp, and two U S base camps.
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Ca Mau
U.S
25Th Infantry
Sprinkler System Helps Quell Plant Fire
Firemen arrived to a blaze in the plant sparked by a solvent fed through a press. The sprinkler system helped extinguish the flames but caused water flooding on floors reaching the upper ceilings. Workers evacuated and water was pumped out as heads were replaced to restore automatic operation.
Colder Weather Targeted North East and Rockies
A weather report notes colder air moving into the northeastern United States and parts of the Rocky Mountain region. An AP wirephoto map accompanies the advisory.
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U.S
Rockies
Disagreement on Response To Pueblo Letter Appeal
Senate leaders differ on how to respond to an appeal allegedly signed by Pueblo crewmen. The White House weighs authenticity as President Johnson seeks to free the 82 survivors. Some urge caution before any pledge, while others push for decisive action to secure release.
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Mansfield
United States
Richard B. Russell
D.ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Career Exploration project aids 4-H members career study
The 4-H Career Exploration project guides senior members to examine occupational fields and decision making. It uses tours, panels, and tests to match personality to careers and discuss plans with counselors, aiming to reduce missteps and influence from others. Club meetings and local planning commission picks are also noted.
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Ned Conklin
Frederick County
Conklin
Weather Elsewhere Quiz Answers
The item lists answers to a quiz with items including Calliope Fourth Class Liberty Bell Helsinki San Francisco Waltz and Saccharin. It references foreign policy and the Liberty Bell, with a math note of diameter times pi.
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Liberty Bell
Foreign Policy
Helsinki
San Francisco
Five Charged In Hubcap Thefts In Winchester Area
Five individuals including Calvin Owens Jr and Charles Cook face larceny charges after about a dozen hubcaps were taken from cars in Winchester and Frederick County. Three juveniles from Frederick and Clarke Counties were charged in juvenile petitions and released to parents. Authorities credited the Winchester Community Radio Watch with helping spot the suspects and tip off officers. Owens and Cook await Frederick County Court arraignment March 29.
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Charles Anthony Cook
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Clarke County
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R. G. Hite
M. Lake
Winchester Police Dept
Owens
Cook
Omaha Quiet After Racial Unrest Sparks Police Action
In Omaha's North Side a quiet day followed a weekend of looting vandalism and a fatal shooting of 16 year old Howard Stevenson. Police aided by 60 volunteers patrolled areas sparked by a Civic Auditorium demonstration against former Alabama Governor George Wallace.
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Neb
North Side
Civic Auditorium
Alabama
George Walelace
Nebraska
James Abbott
Howard L. Stevenson
Horace Mann Junior High
Weather outlook for Virginia clears and cools this week
The forecast calls for clear and colder tonight with lows 22 to 28. Thursday and Friday should be mostly sunny and colder with temperatures near normal for the season. A five day outlook notes mountain highs around 25 to 30 in some areas and precipitation of about a quarter to half an inch expected Sunday into Monday.
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Thur
Rainfall totals and averages for the past year
Rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today shows none. March rainfall to date is .67 inches with 1968 year to date at 3.32 inches. For the past six years, total rainfall is 26.85 inches compared with 1966. Average monthly rainfall over 55 years is listed by month, with January at 2.41 inches, February 2.19, March 3.10, April 3.13, May 3.66, June 3.72, July 3.78, August 3.76, September 2.80, October 3.10, November 2.51, December 2.34. The 55‑year average rainfall for January through December is 36.50 inches.
Woodstock Tax Receipt Rule Ties Auto Tags to Debt
Woodstock residents must show paid personal property taxes to buy town automobile tags. The policy aims to force tax debt settlement to support budget planning reliant on tax revenue.
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Woodstock
Fire fed by tar pitch and gas at Martinsburg GM site
Fire at the General Motors plant site north of Martinsburg West Virginia destroyed three tanks. A 500 gallon tar pitch trailer ignited spreading to a 4000 gallon tar pitch tank and then to a 250 gallon propane gas tank. Six fire trucks fought the blaze using water and foam. Damages estimated at 20000 dollars.
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Martinsburg
W. VA
General Motors
Merle C. Fellers
Wall Street opens with rally as stocks rise in early trading
Wall Street moved higher at the opening with gains outpacing losses three to one. Leaders included SCM Corp up 1percent at 41, Chemetron up 1 at 40, Fuqua 6 254, American Telephone up 1 at 50, Kennecott and Westinghouse mixed, Boeing down 4 at 72, AP average down 1.0 to 301.1. Data processing shares rose on the American Stock Exchange led by Mohawk Data Sciences and Leasco Data Processing.
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SCM Corp
Chemetron
Fuqua Industries
American Telephone
Kennecott
Westinghouse Electric
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American Stock Exchange
Mohawk Data Sciences
Leasco Data Processing
Levin Townsend Computer
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Signal Oil
Children’s pattern 4822 for dresses and panties
Print pattern 4822 offers a sundress painting smock and belt trim panties for girls ages 2 4 6 8 with size 6 using 234 yards of 35 inch fabric. Patterns priced sixty five cents plus 15 cents mailing. Include name address size and style number with order to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
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