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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1968
Page
5
Lyn Nugent the President's grandson had his first haircut at the White House last night. White House barber Steve Martini cut the blond curls while President Johnson offered a lollipop and a kiss. Lyn showed his mother Lucie that he can help too.
Five new Tuesday night programs headline the NBC ABC slate. CBS offers Lancer a Western saga with Andrew Duggan and Maunder in a plot around a kidnapped boy and a pursuing sheriff. ABC returns It Takes a Thief with Robert Wagner then NYPD, a cop drama. NBC Presents Music Hall with Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, Kate Smith, Stiller and Meara, and Sons of the Pioneers.
A U S Air Force KC135 tanker crashed in flames at Attapao, 75 miles south of Bangkok, while en route to rendezvous with fighter bombers over South Vietnam. Three of four crewmen were killed. cause unknown.
A humorous roadside sign near a busy highway in Owensboro Kentucky reads Baby Chicks Cheep, drawn from an AP dispatch. The playful message highlights local roadside whimsy observed by travelers.
Wallace says organized labor rank and file back his presidential bid with stronger backing seen in many cities. He accuses some union leaders of smear tactics while urging debates with Nixon and Humphrey. He spoke in Michigan then heads to Ohio and Pennsylvania amid heckling and large crowds.
Delegations from 59 communist parties meet in Budapest after postponing the Moscow conference set for November 25. They plan to reconvene November 17 to discuss a new date amid calls for unity and cooperation. Italy France Romania and Yugoslavia oppose holding the unity conference now, citing the Czechoslovak invasion.
Two gunmen invaded Dr. Harry Rudel’s luxury East Side apartment, posing as delivery men and fleeing with jewelry paintings and a jade statue worth about 100000 dollars. Sylvia Rudel and a maid were hidden in a closet while two young children were not harmed. Rudel, associate director of the Population Council biomedical division, was away at the time.
India eases guest limits for marriages with invites rising to 150 from 100 amid good harvest outlook. The limit may be raised further if the number of courses stays at four or fewer.
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