Stabber Sentenced to Three Years in Penitentiary
Raymond Edward Crawford, 33, of South Kent Street, pleaded guilty to stabbing Charles Adams, 49, of Gainesboro, during a June 7 confrontation as Adams tried to block motorcyclists from entering a James Wood High School graduation party on Adams property. Judge Robert K. Woltz sentenced Crawford to three years in the penitentiary after a pre sentence hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Edward Crawford
S. Kent Sr
Frederick County
Crawford
Charles Adams
Gainesboro
Adams
James Wood High School
Attorney seeks discharge in Glenn Lee case
Court appointed attorney Fal Carle F Germelman Jr moves to retire from representing Richard Glenn Lee 21 of Charles Town West Virginia as he has been appointed as a judge. The notice continues on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carle F. Germelman, JR
Richard Glenn Lee
Charles Town
W.va
Congress Due for Slow Start
Washington AP reports the 91st Congress begins January 3 with a slow start awaiting Nixon's office and his legislative plan. Democrats hold majorities in both chambers and may seek Senate ratification of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and confirmations of Johnson appointments.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Johnson
White House
Nixon
House
Organization of Congress
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Congress
Spiro T. Agnew
Dwight D, Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
John F. Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Italian Premier Leone Resigns Clears Way for Coalition
Rome AP reports Premier Giovanni Leone’s minority government resigned to allow a new center left majority coalition. Giuseppe Saragat asked Leone to remain until a new cabinet is formed after Socialists signaled return to partnership with the Christian Democrats and the Republicans.
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Rome
Gioovanni Leone
Giuseppe Saragat
Leone
Christian Democrats
Republican Party
Postmaster urges first class for under one ounce cards
Town Crief Postmaster Joseph C. Haines reminds residents that Christmas cards weighing under one ounce cost six cents to mail whether first or third class and unsealed. He says, unless cards are unusually heavy, sending first class is advantageous for forwarding and return privileges.
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Joseph C
Haines
The Monuments at The Peanut Cellar Inn This Week
The Peanut Cellar Inn presents The Monuments performing tonight through Saturday for a string of listening nights. Enjoy a varied setlist in a cozy venue with special crowd energy and casual seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Diner
Peanut Cellar Inn
Dajping
21-Year-Old Accused of Bigamy Indicted in Frederick County
Frank Clinton Anderson, 21, of 2274 Roosevelt Blvd., was indicted for bigamy by a Frederick County grand jury. He pleaded innocent at arraignment. trial set for Dec. 9. bond reduced to 500, he remains in jail. Attorney is Joseph A. Massie Jr. Also indicted was Olivier Lee Hale, 51, of Coeburn Va., for breaking and entering Gainesboro School Sept 10. Hale pleaded guilty. pre sentence report ordered for January 1969 term. David G. Simpson to defend. Hale held on 2000 bond.
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Robert K. Woltz
David G. Simpson
Douglas Allen Howe
Cooper’s Jewelers
Ward Plaza
James L. Berry
Marshall Newton Thompson
Loudoun St
Berryville Ave
Tastee Freez
H.K. Benham II
Thompson
Frank Clinton Anderson
Roosevelt Blvd
Frederick County
Winchester-Frederick County
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Anderson
Olivier Lee Hale
Coeburn
Gainesboro
Hale
Winchester - Frederick County
Deer Kills Fall Sharply in Frederick Clarke Area
Hunters faced chilly weather with snow flurries as deer kills dropped to about 100 in the Frederick Clarke area yesterday. Unofficial totals indicate nearly 375 deer felled in Frederick Clarke Shenandoah and Warren counties.
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Frederick-Clarke
Shenandoah and
Warren Coun
Gotham's Youngsters Return to Classes After Strike
New York public schools reopen after a seven week strike. About 1.1 million students resume classes as the UFT ratifies a settlement. Ocean Hill Brownsville district trustees delay teacher returns while a state watchdog oversees reintegration.
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New York
Ieity
Seamstress Wanted In-Person At Gore Area Cleaner
Help wanted for seamstress position at Pingley and Carpers Cleaners with Elliott Brothers Restaurant near Gore. Store will open at 5 a.m. during hunting season to accommodate early shoppers and hunters.
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Pingley & Carpers Cleaners
Elliott Brothers
Gore
Battle results and political shifts in Vietnam war updates
U S and South Vietnamese forces report 181 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed and 200+ prisoners in two operations south of Da Nang and southwest of Saigon. Civilian and soldier casualties total 41 with 72 civilians wounded. Saigon weighs Paris peace talks delegation options as V P Ky may lead. An Air Force B52 crashed on Okinawa, seven crew escaped, two seriously hurt. Marine artillery hits enemy groups near Da Nang as infantry sweep the area.
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Saigon
U.S
da Nang
South Vietnam
Paris
Nguyen Vang Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Okinawa
Dutton Reelected President of Winchester Chamber
Ben B. Dutton Jr. was reelected president of the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce for a one year term starting January 1. He will be joined by Phil Whitney as first vice president and Jack Mee Burn as second vice president. J. Frank Loy was reelected treasurer. The board also voted to invite local mayors and county officials to join the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben B. Dutton, Jr
Winchester
Frederick” County
Mr. Dutton
Phil Whitney
WINC
John C
Jack) Meee Burn
Shenandoah Valle National Bank
J. Frank Loy
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Chamber
William M. Battaile
Frederick County Board of Superivisors
Thomas Rosenberger
Stephens City
Lynn Comer
Middletown
Archie Manuel
Handley and James Wood Clash in Big One Showdown
Local talk centers on the Handley versus James Wood football game set for tomorrow night at James Wood Stadium. Over 8,000 fans expected as experts dodge a winner prediction and note a close contest with strong kickers on both sides.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Jas
Handley
James Wood
James Wood Stadium
THE
Evening Star
John Moser
James Wood Touchdown Club
Bill Stine
Judges’ Athletic Association
Handley Booster Organization
Downing Considers 1969 Virginia Governor Run
Ren. Thomas N. Downing announces he will give every consideration to requests to seek the Democratic nomination for governor in 1969. He plans to decide within 10 days while continuing his duties in Congress. Virginia Tech President Dr. T Marshall Hahn also says he is weighing a gubernatorial bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Thomas N. Downing
Dva
Downing
Congress
T. Marshall Hahn
Virginia Tech
Virginia
Queen Elizabeth 2 Sideswipes Dock On Maiden Voyage
Britain's new liner Queen Elizabeth 2 began her first voyage under her own power with Prince Charles aboard when she sideswiped a dock. The 65,000 ton ship swung briefly, knocking off about 20 feet of paint. no serious damage reported and crowds of shipyard workers scattered safely.
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Clydebank
Scotland
Britain
Prince Charles
Weather Next for Richmond Drier Air Brings Fair Skies
AP reports colder drier air moving into Virginia from the northwest should bring fair skies and little precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
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Audrey Coleman
Fal
Tay Ninh
First Air Cavalry Division
Crief
Smalls Garden Center
Mattress Grove Furniture Co
Jaycees
City É
C.S. Oates
Opequon Ave
Flint Ridge
Mr. Oates
Gotham’s
AFL
CIM United Federation of Teachers
Greenwich Village
UFT
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Brooklyn
Herbert F. Johnson
Albert Shanker
Shanker
Grove Furniture Co
Dutton
Ben. B. Dutton
John Kerr
Ewing
Stine
Vanscoy
Liz
Howard Johnson
Kenney
Sears
Gum’s Beauty Salon
Rt. 50
Yzoff
Loudoun St. Winchestery Va
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