Jury Gets Slaying Question
The trial of ae rk Shanholtz 56 west of town centers on a July 30 shooting that killed John Harmon Joe 41 of Washington DC with nine witnesses called. Prosecutor argues murder or manslaughter while defense portrays Shanholtz as a chronic alcoholic provoked by Conard and Mason on his property.
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Aerk Shanholtz
Pekerbolts
John Harmon Joe 41
Washington, D.C
Shanholtz
Conard Shanholtz
Conard
Mason
MR. Simpson
McFarland
Oal
Weather and school schedule for Fredericks County
Most Fredericks County students have a day off tomorrow. Teachers will attend the Virginia Education Association meeting in Richmond or work in their schools. The Gibson School will operate. Clouds and sun are expected statewide, with Friday slated to be a special event day.
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Fredericks County
Virginia Education Association
Richmond
Gibson
Sc Pelea
Hedgesville Fire Destroys Two Buildings Damages Church
Fire driven by kerosene and coal fueled by high winds destroyed a two story storage building and a nearby garage in Hedgesville West Virginia. The church roof and interior suffered considerable damage with total losses around 50000 dollars. Fire Chief Floyd Kinney reported the blaze started in the storage building and spread to adjacent structures.
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Hedgesville
W. Va
Floyd Kinney
Hedgesville Episcopal Church
Kinney
Three Russians Expelled From U N Delegation
The United States ordered three Soviet U N delegation members expelled after accusing them of a spy plot with another Russian and an American electronics engineer. Diplomatic immunity blocked prosecution, and they were to depart immediately, with a Russian protest anticipated.
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United Nations
N.Y. AP
United States
U.N
Rain Call Brings Fire Apprehension to Winter City
Firefighters and residents await predicted showers to ease drought and curb fire risk. An inch of rain is needed to reduce danger after October drought, with several blazes sparked yesterday near the city and county.
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Shawnee Fire Company
Ernie Nesselrodt
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Man Burned When Fire Levels Log Home Near Wheatfield
Brazila Orndorff, 79, was listed in satisfactory condition after a fire destroyed his two story log home and three outbuildings five miles south of Wheatfield in Shenandoah County. He suffered burns to the upper body while fighting the blaze. The home and contents were valued at about 10 000 dollars, with no insurance. The fire, thought to start around the flue, sent Orndorff to Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital in Woodstock after initial care from Dr. J. M. Winkfield.
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Wheatfield
Brazila Orndorff
Mr. Orndorff
Strasburg
J. M. Winkfield
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Kermit Racey
Eternal Light Peace Memorial
Gettysburg National Military Park
Secret Service
New York
Washington
United States
Moldy bills found at Gettysburg worth 54200
George C Rapport of Massapequa Park New York found a moldy bundle on the Gettysburg battlefield. The mutilated currency valued at 54200 under the government redemption rules. Rapport waited for confirmation from authorities as the story developed.
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Gettysburg
Washington
George C. Rapport
Rapport
Massapequa Park
N.Y
Bellmore
Eileen
Jack
Pennsylvania
Lost in Maine Woods Found Four Still Missing
Two airmen were found in good condition in Maine after disappearing while hunting near Van Buren. Four others remain missing amid heavy snow and high winds, with searches under way on Mount Katahdin and surrounding areas.
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Maine
Millinocket
Charles Balonis
Weymouth
Mass
Larry Baker
Charles City
Iowa
van Buren
Loring Air Force Base
Mt. Katahdin
University of Marure
Ae Wodhead
Helen Mower
Concord
Phantom Bugler Strikes Again In Miami Incidents
The phantom bugler, who knows the Eastern Air Lines PA system number, struck again in Miami. For months he has serenaded employees with Taps and earlier a hangar sprinkler system sprayed. As crews mopped up, the PA clicked on and the trumpet rang row row your boats.
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Miami
Fla
Eastern Air Lines
Weather Outlook: Low Pressure Moves East Through Virginia
A developing low pressure system centered over Kansas is moving east and will influence Virginia with rain showers and warmer today and tomorrow. Cooler air arrives by Saturday as a high pressure system that has dominated the region for weeks ends the temperature drop from the 40s to the upper 20s. Richmond reported a chilly night.
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Kansas
Virginia
Betis
Satee
Richmond
National Symphony Concert Set for Nov 14 at Handley
The Exchange Club of Winchester announces the National Symphony Orchestra will perform November 14 at 8 30 p m in Handley High School auditorium. Howard Mitchell directs with works by Weber Schubert and Tchaikovsky plus Brahms Symphony No 2.
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Exchange Club of
Winchester
National Symphony Orchestra
Handley High School
Exchange Club
Howard Mitchell
Weber
Schubert
Tchaikovsky
Brahms
Hans Kindler
Kindler
Philadelphia Orchestra
Washington
Constitution Hall
National Symphony
Castro says several CIA agents caught in Cuba
Fidel Castro claimed to have captured multiple CIA operatives in Cuba including two Canadian pilots tied to sabotage after Hurricane Flora. He said prisoners from the CIA ship Rex would appear on TV, and alleged broader CIA attacks with explosives, while CIA officials declined to comment.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Cuba
CIA
Rex
West Palm Beach
Fila
Joel Wilcox
Palm Beach
Washington
Castro
Ronald Patrick Lee
William David
United States
J. Louis
Cuban
Trick or Treat Night Returns With Caution
Halloween tradition brings costumed children to doors for treats while authorities urge courtesy and nerve to avoid pranks. Police Chief J Thomas Boyd expects cooperation and warns against removing signs or blocking streets as temperature may drop into the forties tonight. The piece notes historical roots from German and Anglo Saxon customs.
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J. Thomas Boyd
Withdrawal Seen for 1000 U.S. Troops from Viet Nam by Year End
Gen. Paul D. Harkins in Saigon told Stars and Stripes that at least 1000 of the 15000 American troops in Viet Nam could be withdrawn within two months. He said victory is near and noted continued sporadic incidents.
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Tokyo
America
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Paul D. Harkins
Saigon
The
Stars and Stripes
White House
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Harkins
Harking
Secretary McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Steve Stibbens
U.S
Pacific Command
Honolulu
Stibbens
Charles J. Timmes
U.S. Military Assistance Advisory Group
Reward Offered For Rescue Of Three American Servicemen
South Viet Nam Army confirms a $3,000 reward for any unit rescuing three U.S. Army personnel believed captured by communist guerrillas after a battle that left a Vietnamese company wiped out. Two officers and a medical sergeant were among the Americans. Further details appear on page 2.
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Edwin Q. White
Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
4Th Army Corps
Huynh van Cao
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Pat Joyce
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Jellison
Presque Isle
John Flannery
Fort Fairfield
Squaw Pan Lake
Phantom Bugler
Raymond Musser
Oak Grove
Chesapeake
Virginia Methodist Advocate
Hallowe’en
Rexall Lo
Beavers Drug Store
Pennsylvania Avenue
Winchester Orchard Farm
Loudoun Street
Apple Valley Cleaning Service
OY Ham Middltown Grange
Buzzella
Shryock
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