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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1968

Page

2

Obituary for Mrs. Elsie Mae Clark

Funeral service for Mrs. Elsie Mae Clark, who died Wednesday, will be held at 2 p.m. at Omps Funeral Home. Rev. Daniel A. Frazier will officiate. Burial follows in Chestnut Grove Cemetery with pallbearers Clifton A. Lewis, Arthur R. Cather, Dennis W. Hibbard, Robert L. Bishop, Malcolm J. Bayliss, and Edgar P. Chapman.

Elsie Mae Clark Winchester Memorial Hospital Omps Daniel A. Frazier Chestnut Grove Clifton A. Lewis Arthur R. Cather Dennis W. Hibbard Robert L. Bishop Malcolm J. Bayliss Edgar P. Chapman

Apollo 7 Progress Report With TV Return Feature

Apollo 7 nears the 9 day mark of its 11 day mission as the crew grows irritable. Viewers in Houston watch a taped segment showing the cabin couches during a coffee break. Schirra jokes with Houston and assures the public that there is nothing to fear aboard the mission.

Earth Schirra Cunningham Ella Wally, Walt and Donn Mission Control Center Houston

Three Injured In Rt. 50 Crash Near Romney West Virginia

Three people were injured in a head on collision on Rt. 50 West near Romney involving a tractor trailer owned by Allegheny Freight Lines and a 1967 Ford sedan. All were treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital. a citation was issued for the Atkin car driver.

Rt. 50 Romney W. Va Winchester Memorial Hospital West Virginia Green Lantern Allegheny Freight Lines Winchester Donald Lee Ruppert Strasburg Rameslick Road Atkin Neely

Notable Historical Dates Highlight Oct 19 1968

On this date in history various events are recalled including Yorktown surrender in 1781 marked by Washington by saying the work is done. Also births and notable world events from 1735 to 1967 are listed with brief annotations.

Associated Press Yorktown George Washington U.S John Adams Braintree Mass Russia Adrianople Yugoslavia Britain Egypt Suez Canal Zone Martin Luther King Jr Atlanta Brussels Belgium Arab League Algeria Morocco Miguel Angel Asturias

Peru Compared to California in Size

Peru spans 496,223 square miles making it about three times larger than California. The comparison highlights Peru’s expansive geography relative to a U.S. state.

Peru California

Humphrey Fields Questions in Madison Square Garden Debate

Hubert Humphrey used a cardboard stand in a Madison Square Garden rally to question and answer a symbolic Nixon figure. He accused Nixon of opposing Medicare and education, and cited the 1963 nuclear test ban treaty as a hoax.

Humphrey Madison Square Garden International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Nixon Washington Suitland Hartford Waterbury Lycoming Avco Co Stratford Wallace

Wallace Plans Six Day Tour Through Eleven States

Third party candidate George C. Wallace starts a six day, eleven state campaign swing from Bristol Tennessee, with stops in Iowa Illinois Wisconsin Virginia North Carolina New York Pennsylvania New Jersey and a Madison Square Garden rally in New York. He will confer with running mate Curtis LeMay before heading to Meet the Press in Washington.

Montgomery Ala George C. Wallace Alabama Kansas Missouri Wallace Bristol Tenn Terre Haute Ind Cincinnati Ohio Iowa Ilinois Wsconsin Virginia North Carolina New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Madison Square Garden Curtis F. LeMay Washington LeMay South Vietnam United States

Rain-Slick Highway Crash In Front Royal Involves Eleven Cars

Eleven cars were involved in two chain reaction pileups on the John Marshall Highway in Front Royal. No injuries were reported and total damage was estimated at $1,910. The first crash occurred at 10:47 a.m. near Jamestown Road, seven cars involved. The second at 11:35 a.m. involved three more cars after a vehicle halted in the westbound lane. Officials noted wet roads as the cause and no charges were filed.

John Marshall Front Royal Marshall Highway Jamestown Rd Charles Rutherford Lynn Armentrout

Onassis Bride Kennedy Set To Wed In Greece

Unconfirmed reports say Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy and Aristotle Onassis plan a Sunday wedding in Athens. A private police flotilla guarded the Panagitas chapel as Onassis aides kept details secret while Mrs Kennedy’s children and sister Princess Lee Radziwill travel to join the couple.

Onassis John Jr Kennedy Princess Lee Radziwill Athens Prince Stanislaus London John F. Kennedy

Nixon Sees Lead But Calls Vietnam Talks Change Limited

Nixon voiced confidence he leads in the White House race and said talk of a North Vietnam bombing halt may alter the campaign little. He urged strong action on crime, pledging to end organized crime and proposing legislation to curb money laundering and a national academy for law enforcement.

Chicago Richard M Nixon White House U.S North Vietnam Hubert H. Humphrey Vietnam Johnson Boston United States

Marsh Urges Balance Between Legislature and Executive

Rep John O Marsh Jr told a Democratic meeting in Buena Vista that citizens must push legislators to restore checks and balances. He warned that concentrating power in the executive dangers dictatorship and that the presidency should be responsive to the people through Congress.

Buena Vista John O. Marsh Marsh Congress

Giesen Attacks Marsh On Voting Age Stand

Staunton based Republican candidate A R Peter Giesen Jr denounces Democratic rival Jack Marsh position on lowering the voting age to 18 as ludicrous and insulting. In a debate Marsh backed 18 with diploma and 21 otherwise while Giesen argues all 18 year olds should vote regardless of diploma.

Giesen Marsh Staunton A.R Peter. Giesen, Jr Jack Marsh

Weather summary for Virginia and rainfall figures

Weather notes indicate rain ending in the west and continuing in the east with clearing and cooler weather Sunday. Overnight low 50s west and low 60s east. Reported rainfall 1.74 inches in 24 hours ending 8 am. October rainfall totals, five year and fifty five year averages are provided along with annual totals for 1963 through 1967 and monthly averages.

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Berryville Records Three Auto Wrecks on Main Street

Police report three Berryville accidents on Main Street within an hour. Ruth Mallory's 1962 Falcon was rear ended by Charles Cunningham's 1956 Buick during a stalled investigation. William Racer, 78, in a 1960 Ford hit a power pole. both Racer and passenger Charles Duke were treated and released for facial lacerations.

Main Street Berryville Robert Willingham Ruth Mallory Charles R. Cunningham Winchester William Racer Racer Charles Duke Winchester Memorial Hospital

The Walrus and the Carpenter Answers Quiz

The Walrus and the Carpenter quiz items list Jack Johnson as correct for the riddle about soups. Missouri and Ohio are named as locations. Elizabeth and E. R. Stenttinius Jr are mentioned with St. Vitus and Benjamin Franklin referenced. Cassava appears as a clue and Farewell to Thee is included as a title or lyric.

Jack Johnson Missouri Ohio Elizabeth E. R. Stenttinius, Jr St. Vitus Benjamin Franklin

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