Apollo 12 Explorers Link Up After Moon Mission
Charles Conrad Jr and Alan Bean blasted off the moon into lunar orbit to rendezvous with the Yankee Clipper. They completed a mile hike, gathered science samples, and prepared to crash Intrepid on the moon to trigger a moonquake device before returning to earth Friday. Splashdown is planned Monday in the Pacific Ocean.
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Richard F. Gordon Jr
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Mission Control
Lodge resigns as chief U.S. peace negotiator in Paris
Henry Cabot Lodge steps down as head of the U.S. peace delegation in Paris effective December 8. Lawrence Walsh also resigns as deputy head of the Vietnam talks. Philip Habib acts as interim head as White House confirms no replacement yet. Nixon accepts resignations with regret.
The Other Side of the Coin No Schools Would Be Lost
Opponents of Winchester and Frederick County consolidation argue that annexation would not close any county schools and could allow selling unused buildings to the city. The piece critiques efficiency and governance implications, noting a 12 member city council and risks of reduced local representation. Future installments discuss policing.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Lynn Comer
Stephens City
the Star
Winchester Theater Fire Destroys Dalke’s Palace Front
Flames and smoke swept through the Dalke's Palace Theater basement in Winchester at 6:45 a.m. A marquee sign collapsed onto the sidewalk and wired facade pieces fell as fire crews battled the blaze. Fire officials cited an oil furnace and possible oil tank explosions as factors. The blaze intensified, spreading to the front, with firefighters unable to enter the furnace area to determine the exact cause.
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Pat Robinson
Winchester
Dalke
Palace Theater
Loudoun St
Palace
Palace Theater Opens in Winchester With Fire Damage
The Palace Theater in Winchester, heavily damaged by fire, opened on October 15 1931 with a three show program featuring Honor Among Lovers a Paramount film with Claudette Colbert and Frederick March plus Mamma Loves Papa Hot Time in the Old Town and Sharks and Swordfish. Owner Herman H Hable stated all materials were locally sourced and workers were Winchester residents helping unemployment relief. The steelwork contract worth three million pounds went to Snapp's Foundry with Carson Diettra as foreman. The project began around July 1 1931.
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Palace
Winchester
Paramount Picture
Claudette Colbert
Frederick March
Old Town
Herman H. Hable
Fire destroys Palace Theater in Winchester blaze
A morning fire in downtown Winchester engulfed the Palace Theater, fuel oil tanks rupturing fed the flames from basement to roof. Fire Chief Bernie Groves ordered the final cut of the front wall at 10 am as 80 firefighters battled two hoses, aerial ladders, and trucks. The interior remained eerily quiet while the facade collapsed and the marquee wreckage tumbled onto the street.
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Palace
Downtown Development Committee
Bernie Groves
Loudoun St
Indian Alley
Shawnee
Grove
Handley
James Wood
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