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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1969

Page

5

Georgia Soldier Restores Peace After 26 Year Search

Pfc. Winford Humphries, killed July 25 1943 in the South Pacific, is laid to rest in Newbridge Baptist churchyard near Cleveland Georgia. His body was identified after a 1967 tip and a long Army search, ending with a casket arriving at his family's farm.

Cleveland, Ga Georgia South Pacific Pfc Winford Humphries Newbridge 37Th Army Humphries Chance Virginia Leslie B. Kreger Virginia Beach Navy Munda New Georgia Island Soloimons Kreger Brisbane Australia Norfolk Virginian-Pilot Virginian Pilot State Department Army’s Memorial Division New Georgia Hawaii White County

Washington Contractor Is Slain

In northeast Washington two men forced their way into the home office of Eugene Butler a 46 year old contractor and his wife and two infants witnessed him being shot twice in the chest and once in the stomach by one of the intruders Butler who owned a construction firm doing about 400000 in annual business was killed as the assailants fled police have not determined a motive.

Washington (Ap Washington Eugene Butler Butler Abby Cape Kennedy Fla

Austria Sees 4.3 Percent Rise in New Car Licenses

In Austria last year 155 480 cars were newly licensed, up 4.3 percent from the year before, the Statistics Office reported.

Austria Vienna Statistical Office

New Pattern Catalog and Sewing Guides Offered

The Winchester Evening Star advertises Print Pattern 4832 for Misses sizes 8 through 16 with details on fabric yardage and pricing. It promotes patterns, a free coupon, and two sewing books including Instant Sewing Book and Instant Fashion Book with prices.

Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N.Y

Rockefeller Visit in Guatemala Branded Short and Showy

Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller leading a Nixon fact finding mission spent about three and a half hours in Guatemala drawing sharp editorials from La Hora and other papers. Local business leaders called the trip a show while many residents planned to observe its purpose.

Guatemala Nelson A. Rockefeller Nixon la Hora Clemente Marroquin Rojas New York Rockefeller

How To Hold False Teeth More Firmly In Place

Advice announces FAS TEETH as a denture product that keeps plates steady for eating laughing or talking. It claims alkaline formula avoids sour gummy taste and helps odor control and comfort with regular dental care and purchasing at drug counters.

Dear Abby Advice Column From 1969 Tribune Syndicate

A scan of the Abby column features readers’ marriage dilemmas and social norms. Topics include sharing a spouse with another woman on weekends, political polling privacy, and dating in a pickup truck, with Abby offering blunt, humorous guidance.

Father Who Let Deferment Lapse Is Headed for Vietnam

Pvt. Harold C. Vennemann, 22, formerly 3-A father of five, is drafted and headed to Ft. Lewis for Vietnam duty. He left behind a wife Clara and four children, with a fifth on the way, while losing home, car, and furniture as mortgage troubles and delays in returning draft forms led to his reclassification to 1-A. An investigation was ordered by Rep. Richard Bolling’s office.

Abigail van Buren Chicago Tribune-M. Y. News Synd., Inc Abby Kansas City Harold C. Vennemann Vietnam Clara Vennemann Ft. Leonard Wood Ft. Ord Calif Ft. Lewis Wash Alfred Talbot Red Cross Draft Board Fice Richard Bolling D-Mo

Longest-surviving heart transplant patient ordered to bed

Philip Blaiberg 59, the world’s longest surviving heart transplant recipient, was confined to bed for a week after appearing short of breath. His wife Eileen said the postoperative caretaker doctor was called, and doctors found no heart rejection symptoms. The operation was performed by Dr Christiaan Barnard at Groote Schuur Hospital on January 2, 1968.

Cape Town South Africa Philip Blaiberg Eileen Blaiberg Christiaan N. Barnard Groote Schuur Hospital

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