Star Files Bring Back Memories on Ted Hardings Show
Ted Harding of WINC and the Winchester Evening Star present Moments to Remember a weekend program featuring a year’s highlights from the Winchester Evening Star files. This weekend centers on 1945 with news notes sports ads and the Rose of No Man’s Land. The show began Sundays 6 05 to 9 pm and now extends to Saturdays as well.
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Ted Harding
WINC
Harding
Winchester Evening Star
Ted
The
Star
James Wood
Shirlemple
Captain January
Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
Coleen
Gagarin Interred at Kremlin Wall After Solemn Procession
In Moscow the ashes of Yuri A. Gagarin and Vladimir S. Seryogin were buried at the Kremlin Wall facing Red Square after a tribute procession. Valentina Tereshkova shed tears. Andrei Kirilenko delivered a eulogy noting man will reach planets but not forget Gagarin. Thousands had paid tribute at the Central House of the Soviet Army.
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Moscow
Cosmos Naut
Yuri A. Gagarin
Kremlin
Red Square
Valentina Tereshkova
Communist Party
Andrei P. Kirilenko
Gagarin
Col
Vladimir S. Seryogin
Weather Outlook Calls for Cooler Temps and Rain
Yesterday reached 75 with an 80 high reported today cooler at noon 63. Today's cooler conditions persist with a forecast for tomorrow showing further cooling and a chance of rain.
Shooting Match Tomorrow at Berryville Moose Home
A shooting match is scheduled for tomorrow at 2 PM at the Berryville Moose Home. Competitors from local clubs are set to compete for event honors.
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Berryville
Moose
President Johnson Defends Policy Amid Violence Concerns
President Johnson, addressing labor delegates and Young Democrats with Vice President Humphrey, vows to finish poverty, crime reduction, and global peace efforts while urging calm and law obedience after Memphis rioting. He criticizes critics and warns against rioting and arson.
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America
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Vietnam
Memphis
Humphrey
Bomb blast hits Manhattan induction center
A powerful bomb exploded at the rear of a nine story U S armed forces induction center in lower Manhattan at about 1 20 a m shattering about 30 windows and breaking windows in nearby buildings. There were no injuries reported and the FBI was called in to investigate.
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New York
Armed Forces Induction Center
Lower Manhattan
FBI
Wisconsin Crossover Vote Eyed in McCarthy Bid
Campaign strategists for Johnson and Nixon agree a McCarthy victory in Wisconsin hinges on Republican and independent crossovers to Democratic ballots. McCarthy appeals to Republicans while Nixon aides warn crossover may decide the contest. Johnson aides see a tight race with McCarthy possibly winning by a margin.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Wisconsin
United States
John K. Maclver
Nixon
Maciver
Leslie Aspin
Pentagon
Bombing Pause Debated by White House and Congress
Washington reports that a pause in U S bombing of North Vietnam is being discussed at high levels. Rep Melvin Laird says a 30 day halt may be announced to test the effect before facing critics. White House officials declined to confirm.
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Sponse
Jim Hamilton
Washington
White House
House
Johnson
U.S
North Vietnam
Melvin R. Laird
House Republican Conference
Tom Johnson
Laird
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
South Vietnam
Mansfield
Helena
Mont
Lewis B. Hershey
United States
Selective” Service
Irregular Forces Entangle Viet Cong in Fatal Ambushes
In central South Vietnam two ambushes by civilian irregulars and U S Green Beret advisers killed about 40 enemy fighters including a provincial Viet Cong chief and a hamlet leader. The units used captured prisoners for setup and fired on a marching column near Phu Yen Province and along a withdrawal route.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Green Beret
Phu Yen
Provnce
Green Berets
Phu Yen J
Crown Cork Plant Reopens After Water Main Rupture
Crown Cork & Seal on Mar tinsburg Pike reopened operations last night after blasting for by pass interchange construction ruptured a 12 inch water main. The plant began producing for the third shift at 11 p.m. Water lines were repaired by 5 30 p.m. A four inch gas line also damaged by the blasting was repaired by about 4 30 p.m. yesterday.
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Crown Cork & Seal
Martinsburg Pike
Herb Chambers
Chambers
Michael O’brien
Shenandoah Gas Company
Beaver's Drug Store 1¢ Sale and Savings Certificates
Advertisement announces a 1¢ sale at Beaver's Drug Store and promotes six months savings certificates at 5 1/4 percent per year with a $12,000 minimum at Winchester Savings & Loan Association.
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Beaver’s
Winchester Savings & Loan Association
U N Security Council in urgent session over Jordan front clash
The United Nations Security Council summoned for an emergency debate on the Arab Israeli crisis after a major air and artillery clash along the Jordan River. Jordan and Israel demanded action as fighting broke out in the Beisan Valley and on the Jordan front with Israeli jets striking Jordanian positions for hours.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Jordan
Israel
Beisan
Jordan River
Cairo
Damascus
Baghdad
Beirut
New York
Muhammad H. El-Farra
Yosef Tekoah
Council
Ousmane Soce Diop
Senegal
Belgians to Elect New Parliament
Belgians vote Sunday to elect a new parliament after the government collapsed over the language issue. Paul Van Den Boeynants resigned February 7 ending an 11 month coalition between the Christian Socialist party and PLP.
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Brussels
Belgium
Christian Socialist Party
Paul van den Boeynants
Party For Liberty and Progress
PLP
Pilot Hails F111A Performance In North Vietnam First Combat
U S Air Force Maj. Charlie Arnet of New Richmond Ohio says the F111A fighter bomber performed outstanding in its first combat missions over North Vietnam Skeptical at first about reliability he now praises ease of maintenance and high system reliability Arnet had 800 hours in F4 Phantom missions before joining the F111A program and has nearly 4 000 total flight hours in 12 years of service He flew in the four ship strike against bivouac and storage targets in the southern North Vietnamese panhandle last Monday.
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Arnet
Nellis Air Force Base
Nevada
North Vietnam
Arenet
Air Force
Panhandle
Nations move toward paper gold SDR system
In Stockholm a group of top finance ministers from Sweden Britain West Germany Italy Belgium the Netherlands Canada Japan aim to finalize approval of the SDR plan called paper gold. France remains hesitant delaying unanimous consent as the United States leads rapid implementation discussions continue in a two day closed session.
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Stockholm
France
Rio de Janeiro
Michel Debre
United States
Sweden
Britain
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Canada
Japan
Switzerland
Four abducted students killer found shot in field
Kenneth M. Frick, 21, of Ford City, a Virginia Military Institute student, is identified as the slain abductee. Police say two Slippery Rock State College coeds were among the four victims. A search team found Frick’s body late Friday in an open field in Jackson Township near Mercer. The four armed men abducted the group Thursday night. two coeds remained unidentified.
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Mercer
Slippery Rock State College
Kenneth M. Frick
Ford City
Virginia Military Institute
Jackeson
Richard Dragan
Frick
Virginia Shrouded by Clouds as Front Passes South
A weak cold front moved south across Virginia bringing cloudy skies and a few scattered showers across much of the state.
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Richmond
Virginia
Weekend Carryout Fry Special at Angers Angus House
The notice advertises a Saturday Sunday special at Angers Angus House on Route 522 North. Meals include Southern fried chicken with two vegetables and a beverage for 1.26 dollars, and breaded oysters with two vegetables and a beverage for 1.25 dollars.
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Echo Village
House of Winchester
Rt. 11
Angers
Angus House
North
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al Jolson
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Frank Munn
No Man’s Land
Harry Son
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Loudoun
Court Square
Dieter Dengler
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Pleiku City
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El-Farra
East Bank
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