Saboteurs Blast Crowded Market In Jerusalem
A parked car explosive in Jerusalem’s Jewish quarter killed 11 and wounded 55 in a Sabbath eve attack. The blast sent shoppers fleeing as the market became a scene of chaos and fear. Prime Minister Levi Eshkol convened a Cabinet session following the worst sabotage since independence.
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Jerusalem
Holy City
Levi Eshkol
Old City
Mahaneh Yehuda Market
Jewish Jerusalem
Rahamin Elmalak
Elmalak
Israel
Teddy Kollek
New York
Arab East Jerusalem
Four U S Helicopters Shot Down and DMZ Fire
The U S Command reports four American helicopters shot down in 48 hours and artillery fire into the northern DMZ for the first time since the bombing pause. Nine U S soldiers died in the crashes bringing total U S helicopter losses to 933.
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Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
South Vietnam
Tay Ninh
Central Highlands
Kontum
North Vietnam
Foreign Ministry
United States
Indictment Returned in Stabbing Death
A Shelby County grand jury indicted Mary Lee Summerall 18 of Tevares Florida for the October 27 stabbing death of Ann Elizabeth Harris 23 of 435 West Lane Street. Harris died from stab wounds at Winchester Labor Camp where Summerall had been staying. a steak knife was alleged as the weapon.
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Corporation Court
Mary Lee Summerall
Tevares
Fla
Ann Elizabeth Harris
W. Lane St
Elliott D. Marshall
Miss Harris
Winchester
Miss Summerall
Shelby J. Kirby Wickline
Stewart Allen Thompson
Weekend Weather Boosts Golf and Garden Chores
The forecast predicts high 50s to around 60 tomorrow with mild, fair conditions Sunday. Ideal for golfers, hunters, and garden tasks as the weekend trends toward pleasant temperatures.
Slayer Receives Life Term Without Parole in Florida Case
Stanley Everett Rice, a 25 year old drifter, was sentenced in Fort Lauderdale to life in prison without parole for the Mother's Day murder of 11 year old Lowell Nelson Williams and the assault on his friend. He pleaded guilty to the Florida crime and faces additional charges in Ohio and Canada.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Stanley Everett Rice
Rice
Findlay
Ohio
Kitchener
Ontario
Canada
George W. Tedder Jr
Lowell Nelson Williams
Williams
Buddy
Kevin Politte
Kevin
Florida
Follansbee to Leave Chamber After 30 Years of Service
Col. Conrad G. Follansbee, secretary manager of the Winchester Frederick Chamber of Commerce, announced his retirement at a board meeting. He will stay until a successor is hired as the chamber plans a full color brochure on the Winchester Frederick County area. Senator Byrd praised his leadership and urged continued community service.
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Conrad G. Follansbee
Winchester-Frederick
Col. Follansbee
Armed Services
U.S. Naval Academy
Chamber
Byrd
Winchester
Winchester- Frederick
Winchester- Frederick County
Nixon daughter Julie to wed Eisenhower on December 22
Women s Wear Daily reports Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower will marry December 22 at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City. The cathedral seats about 5 000.
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New York
Women’s Wear Daily
Julie Nixon
David Eisenhower
St. John the Divine
France to Devalue Franc Amid International Credit Support
West German Finance Minister Strauss said Paris will decide the extent of a franc devaluation as a three day emergency finance conference ends. Indications point to a 10 or 15 percent cut. Britain vows no pound devaluation while a line of credit worth 2.985 billion dollars backs France.
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Bonn
Germany
Fraz Josef Strauss
Maurice Couve de Murville
Paris
Strauss
Britain
France
Group of 10
Woman May Survive Rabies In Brazilian Hospital
In Rio de Janeiro a 25-year-old woman Candida de Souza Barbosa may become the first person recorded to survive rabies. After a dog bite she developed nervous symptoms and partial paralysis. Surgeons used two brain entry points and hy perimmune gamma globulin therapy with hopeful signs of recovery.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Candida de Souza Barbosa
Candida
Francisco de Castro Hospital
Rafael Aquiles Cali Per
Max Turpin
Explosion at Mountaineer mine traps 78 workers in passageways
A new blast at Mountaineer Coal Co. No. 9 mine in Mannington West Virginia traps 78 of 99 workers on the early shift as flames shoot upward. Company officials say fire cannot be controlled and discuss sealing air vents while workers’ families endure anxiety.
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Mannington
W. Va
Mountaineer Coal Co
William Poundstone
Consolidation Coal Co
Poundstone
Lewis B. Evans
United Mine Workers
Two Get 2nd Transplants
Two patients received second heart transplants. Everett Thomas, 47, at St. Luke's Houston, and Darrell Hammarley, 56, at Stanford, marked history as the first and second recipients to undergo a second heart transplant.
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Associated Press
Everett Thomas
St. Luke’s Hospital
Houston
Tex
Darrell Hammarley
Stanford University Hospital
Stanford
Calif
Hammarley
San Jose
Norman E. Shumway
Denton E. Cooley
Thomas
Shumway
Cooley
Deer Kills May Rise Tomorrow Amid Mild Weekend Forecast
Deer kills are down daily since opening Monday but may increase as hunters take to fields with a day off. Frederick County leads with about 200 deer and four turkeys reported at stations, while Shenandoah follows with around 10 kills yesterday. The weatherman forecasts mild, above normal temperatures through the weekend, aiding hunting.
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Frederick County
Shenandoah
Shenandoah County
Women Drivers Obiay the Law Better Than Men
California Highway Patrol study of 1967 traffic deaths and injuries finds women drivers comprise 42 percent of the state's drivers. Women show lower violation rates but higher stubbornness on yielding. Men have higher alcohol involvement and speeding rates. bicycle injuries skew male.
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Sacramento
Calif
California Highway Patrol
Weather holds dry spell for Virginia after Gulf high
A high pressure system over the Gulf of Mexico blocks moisture from the Southeast keeping Virginia dry. The forecast calls for little if any precipitation over the next several days. Corrections note an ad pricing error for a portable organ and a jewelry listing appears among local notices.
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Richmond
Gulf of Mexico
Virginia
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PTA
Robert F. ‘Zeigler Inc
Pingley & Carpers
Grove Furniture Co
S. Loudoun St
Slayer
Loudoun St
Velvet Tones
Jim Shelly
The
Royal Tones
Follansbee
Ben B. Dutton, Jr
Mr. Dutton
Harry F.byrd, Jr
Col
Conrad G, Follansbee
Mary Helen Massie
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
N. Loudoun
Evans
Smalts Garden Center
Margaret L. Hodgson
Cooper’s Jewelers
Ward Plaza
Peanut Cellar Inn
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