Martinsburg plant to hire 1200 for GM parts center
The new General Motors parts processing and distribution facility near Martinsburg West Virginia will employ about 1200 workers. Construction starts spring next year with completion fall 1968. The 252 acre site lies near U S Highway 81 and State Route 9 and will serve GM parts distribution centers across the eastern United States.
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Chevrolet
Chevrolet Automotive
Clark W. Pearson
General Motors
Pearson
Parts Division
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Maine
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Ala
New York
Circuit Court Trial Canceled In Frederick County
The trial scheduled for tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Frederick County Circuit Court has been canceled. Jurors summoned for that trial need not appear, according to Sheriff Robert L. DeHaven. White potatoes contain 78.3 percent water.
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Frederick County
Robert L. DeHaven
Knitted jacket pattern for men with cable texture
Pattern 7038 offers a sports style jacket with raglan sleeves and a raised diamond cable texture. Sizes 36 to 46 included and priced at 35 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for first class mailing. Send name, address, ZIP and pattern number to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star.
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Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Jury to Decide If Speck Can Be Tried
A Chicago court selected a jury of seven men and five women to decide if Richard F. Speck is competent to stand trial on eight murder charges. Judge Herbert C. Paschen recessed the hearing for psychiatrists to testify and noted the competency issue does not affect the July nursing-stabbing charges.
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Chicago
Richard F. Speck
Herbert C. Paschen
Circuit Court
Speck
Paschen
Kiesinger Sees Good Ties With U.S. and France
Bonn Germany AP Kurt Georg Kiesinger predicts strong relations with both the United States and France as he navigates West Germany's coalition talks. He rejects being boxed into a false choice and emphasizes deepening ties with both nations amid cabinet negotiations and expected roles for Brandt and other leaders.
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Christian Democratic
Herbert Wehner
Franz Joseph Strauss
Willy Brandt
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
United States
France
Kiesinger
Christian Democrat
Baden Wuerttemberg
Charles de Caulle
Rhine
West Berlin
Social Democrat
Social Democratic Party
Bundestag
Socialist Party
Pariies
Gerhard Schroeder
Franz Josef Strauss
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Dem
Deer harvest in Frederick County yields 10 pt buck and several others
The smallest deer of the season was recorded yesterday with five deer checked in Frederick County. Pete Puffinberger of Cross Junction killed a 10 point, 209 pound buck at Braithwaite Service Station. Kenny Omps of Frederick County checked a 4 point 88 pound buck at the same station. Other stations reported spikes and a 7 pound 8 ounce turkey at Miller Brothers and Baker Service Station. No kills were reported in Clarke County.
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Frederick County
Pete Puffinberger
Cross Junction
Braithwaite
Kenny Omps
Miller Brothers
Robert Boyd
Mt. Falls
Turkey
Baker
Donald D. Holliday
Stephenson
Spike Buck
George Baker III
Gore
Clarke County
North Korean gunboats fire on South Korean fishing boats
Four North Korean gunboats attacked a flotilla of about 30 South Korean fishing boats on the east coast near the military line. The Communist navy fired an unknown number of shells and abducted several fishermen, according to Seoul's radio Donga. The incident occurred about 1 p.m.
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Seoul, Korea
Seoul
Radio Donga
Two Convicted On Grand Jury Indictments
Two of the three men indicted yesterday by a Winchester Grand Jury pleaded guilty after the bills were returned. Edward James Webber received two one year suspended sentences for breaking and entering two Brick Kiln Rd businesses. He was placed on three years probation with restitution and costs. Donald Milton DeHaven, 18, was found guilty of taking a purse from Dorothy Herrell near the Palace Theatre on Dec 23 1965 and awaits a pre sentence report. Alfred J. Sine was indicted for uttering a forged check and a motion to send him to a state hospital for mental observation was debated with a speedy trial requested. hearing set for Dec 16.
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Winchester
Edward James Webber
Grocer’s Wholesale, Inc
Wilson Welding Supply Co
Brick Kiln
Commonwealth
Dabney Watts
Webber
Donald Milton DeHaven
Dorothy Herrell
Palace Theatre
Elliott D. Marshall
Alfred J. Sine
Watts
Rain Returns as Italy Faces Floods and Snow
Rain fell across northern Italy with snow in Milan and the Dolomites after a brief sunny spell. Flooded sewers overflowed in Florence while rain draped the Italian Riviera and Tyrrhenian coast. The Po delta remained flooded as Adriatic salt water intrusion continued.
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Rome
Italy
Milan
Dolomites
Appennine
Florence
Sicily
Italian
Riviera
Tyrrhenian
Stolen 1961 Sedan Reported From Cameron Street
Mrs. Gene D. Combs of 10068 Cameron Street reported a 1961 sedan stolen from in front of her home yesterday between 11:00 and 11:30 a.m. The car was left with keys not in the ignition, according to police.
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Gene D. Combs
Cameron St
Macare Oni Distills a Definition of Wandering Youth
The term macare oni is defined as a member of a class of traveled young men adopting foreign ways. This historical gloss explains its usage to describe itinerant youths who imitate distant fashions and manners.
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