Close-Quarter Battle Leaves 102 Cong Dead
In the central highlands U.S. forces of the 1st Cavalry Division engaged a large North Vietnamese unit at grenade range. U.S. command reported 102 enemy killed in the clash.
21 Nov 1966
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1966
Page
1
In the central highlands U.S. forces of the 1st Cavalry Division engaged a large North Vietnamese unit at grenade range. U.S. command reported 102 enemy killed in the clash.
The Supreme Court stayed a November ruling barring the Georgia Legislature from choosing between Maddox and Callaway. The stay extends to a December 5 hearing as Fortson appeals. The move preserves the current situation amid legal challenges and write-in votes.
Local notes include record low temperatures 23 25 and 26 degrees across dates this fall. Town Crier spots girls in decorated boxes and turbans downtown, later revealed as the Chester Jayceeettes promoting a Marionette show titled Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp scheduled December 3 at Shenandoah College.
At the United Nations General Assembly Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg reaffirmed U S opposition to admitting the People's Republic of China and rejected expelling Nationalist China. He supported Italy and five other nations proposing a full high level study of the China problem to be decided by a two thirds majority. The United States remains a sponsor of a resolution upholding existing decisions.
The Supreme Court refused to review an order demanding Prince Edward County Virginia repay $180,000 in 1964 tuition grants to private segregated schools. The 4th U.S. Circuit Court in Richmond said the money must be returned to the county treasurer. Justices Black and Stewart signaled interest in arguments on the board’s appeal.
A large high pressure area over much of the eastern states brings cool but sunny weather to Virginia today. The Old Dominion enjoys clear skies and mild conditions as the system moves in.
In San Juan, New York Governor Rockefeller and Michigan Governor Romney plan a lunch meeting to discuss the Republican Party's direction. Romney favors leadership, Rockefeller advocates consensus, with both agreeing new GOP governors will shape strategy for the next two years amidst a potential 1968 White House bid.
U S Roman Catholic bishops said the American presence in Viet Nam may be justified while urging a climate of peace. They stressed moral scrutiny, urged changing course when warranted, and praised military valor while seeking alternatives and fuller facts. Continues on Page 18.
Grove Furniture Co announces a ten dollar trade in allowance for old mattresses or box springs. Located at 125 S Loudoun St Winchester VA the ad promotes trade in convenience for customers buying new mattresses.
Rhodes Jewelry Co offers diamonds silverware and fine jewelry from brands such as Stieff Kirk Gorham Towle Reed Barton International Lunt and Wallace with free city delivery and contact at 21 W Boscawen or 662-7141.
Hunting begins across mountains and fields as deer season opens. Frederick County reports 35 deer and 1 turkey by noon, Clarke County 1 deer. last year morning total was 55. One minor accident and one fatal cardiac event mark opening day. notable catches listed from several local stores.
A 7 am blaze on Apple Pie Ridge Road near White Hall damaged a one story brick veneer home, burning a bedroom and hallway and causing heat and smoke damage. Neighbors aided resident Mrs Longerbeam who escaped via a bedroom window. Cause under investigation. Berryville also saw a house fire on S Church St with kitchen and rear damage and smoke throughout. no cause yet.
Winchester firemen responded to a chimney fire at Ted's News Stand 39 S Louden St Saturday at 10 50 p m. No damage occurred according to Fire Inspector William Gochenour. Smoldering soot in an old fireplace required cleanup before the unit could depart.
State police report the season's first snow beginning early today in Southwest Virginia with heavy falls in Smyth Russell and Tazewell counties. Rain mixed with sleet observed in Scott and Washington counties while other areas remain cloudy and snow free.
Romuald Sicinski, 38, rented a rowboat at Muscoot Reservoir and killed five swans the pen, cob, and three cygnets. Police say he was charged with violating the Federal Migratory Bird Act and New York conservation law after claiming ignorance of the law.
Detroit AP AM C directors voted to omit the quarterly dividend for the fifth time. AMC paid 87 1 2 cents in fiscal 1965 but made no payments in fiscal 1966 ending Sept 30. Sales fell in the 1966 model run with only modest early 1967 gains.
Paris AP reports insurgents seized the Togo radio station early today as President Nicolas Grunitzky vowed energetic measures to end the disorder. He said he has likely regained the upper hand in civil disturbances amid calls for his resignation. Reports placed clashes around the presidential palace with thousands of demonstrators in Cotonou and Lome as tensions mounted.
Wise Ole Owl Shop advertises ammunition and hunting gear with a nine PM closing time through deer season. The notice highlights extended hours and product availability for local hunters.
The Supreme Court refused to review the Fourth Circuit ruling that overturned the murder conviction and death sentence of Jay R. Timmons in the killing of Mrs. Ann Bannon in her Norfolk Virginia home. The fourth circuit decision was appealed by Virginia Attorney General Robert Y. Button.
Garbage collection is suspended Thursday November 24 due to a holiday. City buses do not operate that day. Garbage for Thursday will be collected Monday November 28.
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