Apple Blossom Festival Hosts Thousands in Historic City Parade
Residents of the apple city welcome thousands for a day of events from Sports Rally to the Grand Feature Parade led by Mickey Mantle. Volunteers coordinate Lions Club led efforts with Ratcliff and Rainsburger names highlighted. Sunday in the Park adds a new arts and crafts feature co chaired by Maul and Rhodes.
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Doug Toan
Ken Eisner
Arlene L. Maul
Janet M. Rhodes
Richard Miller
Winchester
Humphrey Ends Bid Quietly Shrugs Off Presidential Run
U S Senator Hubert Humphrey announced he will not seek the Democratic presidential nomination. The move shifts momentum to front runner Jimmy Carter after Pennsylvania victory. Udall Jackson Church and others react as Carter faces demands for clearer positions.
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Sunshine committee report on CIA sparks foreign policy storm
Washington columnist James J. Kilpatrick decries the Senate Intelligence Committee 651 page report as a costly mistake that belittles the CIA. He mocks provisions for prior disclosure and open budgets, warns of mistrust abroad, and notes Senator Barry Goldwater declined to sign the document.
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Humphrey Prospects Fade as Carter Momentum Surges
In Washington at the Shoreham Hotel, Robert Short presses for a Humphrey bid amid Carter’s Pennsylvania victory. The plan shifts from a New Jersey primary run to an exploratory committee, with doubts whether Humphrey will enter the race or stop Carter, fracturing the party.
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Letters Backing for Haines Editor
A local supporter urges votes for Joe Haines in the May 4 election, highlighting his 40 years of community service, time as retired city postmaster, and leadership in fire services and church activities. The letter asks residents to help his campaign and vote for him.
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Reuss Fire Company
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Winchester
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Braddock
Sonny McDonald for Winchester City Council South Ward
The Star Editor and supporters urge voters to consider Sonny McDonald for City Council. They praise his real estate experience across Winchester, his insight into local problems, and his four year potential contribution.
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