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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1968

Page

6

Winchester theft: nearly $1000 stolen from Moore's Frederick

Police seek a ten and a half ton dump truck with a safe inside after Moore's Super Stores on Rt. North was entered. The safe containing about $1000 was moved from the office to the warehouse and loaded onto the truck with the trash. Deputy Roy Hoak investigates.

Frederick County Lacy Anderson Moore’s Super Roy Hoak

Indiana Crossover Vote May Be Important

Indiana's presidential primary could hinge on crossover voting as write ins are not counted. Nixon runs unopposed on the Republican ballot while Branigin attracts GOP support as a Democrat favored son. Voters may switch parties with affidavits, but paper ballots marked outside squares are invalid.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana Roger D. Branigin Richard M. Nixon Nixon Braniging

Go romantic this Summer Knit a rose embroidered jacket

Pattern 7247 offers a one piece neck down knitted jacket with openwork in sizes 32 38 and rose embroidery. Includes pattern transfer and mailing details with prices 50 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for postage. Also advertises the Jumbo 1968 Needlecraft Catalog and several other craft pattern books with 50 cent pricing.

Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept P.O Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y Needlecraft

Fire parade ends as Miss Skeeter Davis leads finale

Sirens shrieked through the parade as children begged for treats and vendors shouted bargains. LIVELY MISS SKEETER Davis led the procession and, after a detour, rode along to the reviewing stands with Honorary Fire Chief winners Miss Virginia Lee Stine and Miss Joy Elaine Nesselrodt aboard a fire truck.

Skeeter Davis Virginia Lee Stine Winchester Joy Elaine Nesselrodt Frederick County Reuss Company

Apple Blossom Queen Arrives After Long Drive From Amherst

A 12 hour drive from the University of Massachusetts Amherst preceded the arrival of the Apple Blossom Queen to town, marking a high point in local celebrations.

University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Texas Attorney General rules in-flight alcohol sales illegal

Texas Atty. Gen. Crawford Martin says it is illegal for a commercial airline employee to sell alcoholic drinks while flying over Texas. Jurisdiction lies in the county whose air space the offense occurred, complicating prosecution as to which county charged. Natural Tunnel near Gate City Virginia stands 100 feet high and 1,557 feet long with a railroad crossing it.

Texas Martin O.N. Humphreys Texas Liquor Control Board Virginia Gate City

Rockefeller a Hit With the Crowds in Campaign Swing

Rockefeller on his first full day of campaigning in Iowa drew about 8 000 at the University of Iowa and urged voting at 18 and a draft lottery. He then met students on a campaign bus as he headed to Cedar Rapids. Nixon stressed tax to expand black ownership in a radio address from Indianapolis. Democrats McCarthy Kennedy Branigin Humphrey debate Indiana primary dynamics. Kennedy stumbled during a South Bend parade, leaving a puffed lip, as Humphrey seeks an identity beyond the vice presidency.

Associated Press Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller University of Iowa Cedar Rapids New York Richard M. Nixon Indianapolis Nixon Indiana Eugene J. McCarthy D-Minn McCarthy Robert F. Kennedy Roger D. Branigin Kennedy Hubert H. Humphrey Kennedy-Johnson Johnson- Humphrey Philadelphia

Loudoun Valley Girl Wins Apple Pie Baking Contest

Janette J. Palmer sixteen and a junior at Loudoun Valley High School Purcellville won the Festival twelve annual Apple Pie Baking Contest for high schools in the four state area. State runners up were Frances Bilyard Jean Pohlman Deborah School Kathy Cain. Palmer received an expense free three day Norfolk visit with her teacher and an engraved silver bowl from the Festival. Twenty one girls competed. judges included Mattie Kessler Lovetta Fraley Hazel Hendricks and James Gordon.

Janette J. Palmer Loudoun Valley Purcellville Maryland Frances Marlene Bilyard Frederick High School Pennsylvania Jean Pohlman New Oxford Area Virginia Deborah Warrenton West Virginia Kathy Cain Berkeley Springs Miss Palmer Norfolk Norfolk Tour Information Bureau Margaret Jane Home Service Counchairman Apple Industry Roy A. Cather, Jr Truman Nold Winchester Apple Growers Association Shenandoah Valley Apple Corporation Shenandoah Candy Co Musselman Division Pet Milk Co Biglerville Inwood W. Va Clearbrook Woolen Co Mattie Kessler Richmond Southern State Cooperative

Morton Aims to Rally Virginia Backers for Rockefeller

Senator Thruston Morton of Kentucky traveled to Richmond to urge Virginia GOP leaders and delegates to keep options open for Governor Rockefeller. He plans no direct pressure, stressing a loose stance until Rockefeller proves his appeal, as Massachusetts showed. The Virginia convention will select four national delegates, with 16 already chosen and Nixon-backed delegates dominating early.

Richmond Thruston Morton Kentucky Nelson Rockefeller New York Virginia Morton Rockefeller Massachusetts GOP

Negro elected to Carthage Town Council

James McKinley becomes the first Negro named to Carthage Tennessee town council, one of six councilmen elected Thursday in the 2,500 resident town.

Carthage Tenn James McKinley

Old Stone Tower of New Port A Storied Structure

The two story circular native stone tower known as the Old Stone Tower at New Port has unclear origin. It has been described as a church a beacon and a mill by various sources.

Newport, R. L

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