Bus Hits Parked Car After Near Collision On Boscawen Street
A city bus attempting to pass a crash scene struck a parked car on Boscawen Street at 10 45 a m. The chain reaction began when William Bray 19 of Stephens City hit John Gerber 24 of Smithburg Md. Estimated damage 700 dollars, no injuries.
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Boscawen St
William Edward Bray
Stephens City
John A. Gerber
Smithburg, Md
Warren L. Fogle
Bray
Washington St
Gerber
W. Boscawen St
Winchester City Transit
Carroll Blair Goss
Bellview Ave
Jefferson Motor Co
Charles Town
W. Va
Fogle
Rotarians Visit Star Office After Luncheon at George Washington
Rotarians will tour the Winchester Evening Star office following their regular Rotary Club luncheon at the George Washington Hotel. Sir Walter Raleigh reportedly faced execution calmly, joking with his executioner as the ax fell.
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Star Office
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Evening Star
Walter Raleigh
Trial on Klansman Wilkins May Be Delayed to Spring
In Alabama, Klansman Collie Wilkins Jr. faces the murder of Viola Liuzzo near Hayneville. The trial could be postponed until spring unless the Alabama Supreme Court rules on a juror prejudice issue today. Prosecutors seek dismissal of jurors who deem Negroes and civil rights workers inferior.
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Montgomery
Ala
Viola Liuzzo
Hayneville
Liuzzo
Detroit
Selma
Alabama
T. Worth Thagard
Here
Thagard
Richmond Flowers
Flowers
J. Ed Livingston
Vietnam War Air and Ground Operations Report
U S pilots conducted raids northwest of Hanoi and near Dien Bien Phu while planes bombed bridges and highways 65 miles north of the DMZ. The carrier Midway launched 95 plus sorties against Viet Cong targets. Weekly casualties: Viet Cong 943, South Vietnamese 662. Americans 35 killed and 205 wounded. government losses 196 killed, 416 wounded, 50 missing or captured.
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North Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Dien Bien Phu
Demilitarized Zone
North
South Viet Nam
Midway
Belknap Impeachment Charge Dropped After Resignation
William W. Belknap then U S secretary of war faced impeachment in 1876 for accepting bribes. He resigned and the charge was dropped with no further proceedings.
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William W. Belknap
U.S
Belknap
Classified Display Advertising Rates
Classified display advertising rates set border or large type at 1.75 dollars per column inch per day. Prices apply to borders and 8 point type displays. Consumers and small businesses may reserve space through the advertising department. Rates vary by dimensions and duration.
Klan Inquiry Focuses on Shelton Bank Records
Testimony before the committee probed the Alabama Rescue Service bank accounts tied to Shelton and the Klan. Investigators presented handwriting analysis alleging matching signatures on tax forms to those of other Klan officials as part of a wide probe into fear and intimidation in the South.
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Willis
Joe R. Pool
D-Tex
Charles L. Weltner
DeGa
Shelton
Paol
Donald T. Appell
Alabama Rescue Service
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Carol Long
Mrs. Long
Mrs. Shelton
Johnson to Leave Hospital This Week for Convalescence
In the briefing Moyers predicted a slower recovery than expected. Johnson likely to be discharged this week, spend short time at the White House, then return to the Texas ranch for extended convalescence. The President will perform only essential duties until fully strong again.
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Moyers
Johnson
White House
Texas
ABC
Bill Lawrence
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Eddie Adams
Pleiku
Ferior
Arthur J. Hanes
Birmingham
Scout Soo
International Harvester Co
Chester Evening Star
Castle, Julford
Gore
Buck
Liber Eward
Call Collect
Pete Rickard
Front Royal
Virginia
Burcham
Sarah L. Butler
Butler
S. Braddock St
South Berkley Volunteer Fire Department
Inwood
Miller’s
John Ramey
Strout Realty
Berryville Pike
Berryville
Amherst St
Robinson School
Ed Molden
Green Acres
Shenandoah Hills
Pine Motor Co
Dodge
Chrysler
Country
Kinzel
Shawnee
Bryan Stotler
Loudoun St
Apts
Cameron
Cavalier Apartments
Richards Ave
Winchester
E. E. Bayliss, Jr
Loudoun
Call
ses-Rent-Con’t
Fox Drive
Isix
Bath
Good & Company
National Ave
Nineva
Edwin J. Fritts
Mrs
Katie Feathers
Slanesville
W.va
Suffolk
Ford
L.B. Kinnie
Slanesville, West Virginia
W. D. Orndorff
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