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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1970

Page

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Reds Reported Gathering for A Major Attack

Phnom Penh reports up to 10 Communist divisions in Cambodia or moving via Laos to launch a major offensive into South Vietnam. U S sources note 2 000 bombing sorties against North Vietnamese positions in Laos and Cambodia over the past week. Cambodian intelligence cites several divisions in country with plans possibly beginning in about two months.

Phnom Penh Cambodia Ho Chi Minh Trail Laos Hanoi South Vietnam Saigon Cambodian U.S North Vietnam Lon Nol United States Vietnam Parrot’s Beak

Winchester Scout Story Linked to Route 50 Crash

Israel demands rollback of Winchester link to the Route 50 truck bus crash that injured 37 Boy Scouts and killed the bus driver. Ted Fyock, 15, was flown by helicopter to Bethesda Naval Hospital where he remained after the transfer at Frederick County Junior High. Capt. John A. Harden and a Winchester Rescue Squad member assisted as a serviceman watched the evacuation. Ted was accompanied by his father Col. James Fyock and his mother as he left Winchester Memorial Hospital last.

Winchester Ted Fyock Bethesda Naval Hospital Frederick County Junior High John A. Harden Ted Col James Fyock Vietnam Winchester Memorial Hospital Mary Helen Massie

Israel Presses Cairo to Remove Missiles in Suez Zone

Israel demands that Egypt pull back missiles in the Suez cease-fire area, with Britain backing claims of violations. Golda Meir moves UN visit up to engage peace talks as Dayan warns of possible military steps if needed. The United States seeks diplomacy to halt missile buildup while maintaining the cease-fire.

Washington Egypt Soviet Union Israel Cairo Suez Canal Britain U.S Foreign Office London Jerusalem Golda Meir U.N New York Gunnar V. Jarring Jordan Meir United Nations Nixon Gamal Abdel Nasser Moshe Dayan United States U.S. State Department Robert J. McCloskey Jacob Beam Moscow Donald C. Bergus Labor Party

Ky Accepts Invitation To U S Rally

Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky of South Vietnam accepted an invitation to address a Washington rally on October 3. Antiwar organizers called the move shocking and said the announcement would be debated at a September strategy conference in Milwaukee. Rally sponsors aim to attract 500000 participants.

Washington Nguyen Cao Ky South Vietnam David Hawk Ron Young San Francisco Milwaukee Saigon Carl McIntire McIntire March For Victory Association

Hodgson Elected Zone I Governor for 1971

Robert Hodgson, Shawnee Ruritan Club president, was elected Zone I Governor for 1971 at a zone meeting held at Stonewall School and will begin duties in January. He is a charter member of Shawnee Club, joins Greenwood Volunteer Fire Department, and runs a construction business with his brother Donald. Members and visitors from Zone I included Jerry Beydler, Ed Lord, Bolling Robertson, and Bryan Harcuff. Nov. 14 District Convention plans were announced.

Robert Hodgson Shawnee Ruritan Club Stonewall School Shawnee Club Greenwood Volunteer Fire Department Hodgson Donald Shelby Frederick Heights Jerry Beydler Davis Round Hill Raritan Club Robert Cather Bloomery Rappahannock Raritan Ed Lord Stephenson Bolling Robertson Delaplane Bryan Harcuff Culpeper Back Creek Clarke County Gainesboro Round Hill Shawnee Shawquon Stonewall

History of Rouss and Union Fire Companies loaned out

Town Crier reports a 1958 history of Rouss and Union Fire Companies prepared for Winchester’s bicentennial was loaned and not returned. Officials request its return, describing it as about 30 pages bound in red and asking for calls to Rouss at 662-5529. Also notes Pizza Hut Labor Day hours and location at 2650 Valley Ave with contact 667-0376.

Rouss and Union Fire Companies Rouss Valley Ave

Warning on Trade Restrictions At Nixon Diaz Ordaz Dinner

At a 660 guest gala in Coronado California President Nixon hosted Mexican President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz who warned that U S protectionist trade limits could harm Latin America's economy The somber note balanced a celebration of Mexican American friendship with gifts exchanged and praise for shared ties while both leaders discussed border issues and tourism plans

Nixon Coronado Calif Gustavo Diaz Ordaz Mexico U.S Latin America Diaz Ordaz Hotel del Coronado Puerto Vallarta Lyndon B. Johnson Ronald Reagan California United States

Meany Says Nation's Workers In Angry Mood On Labor Day

AFL-CIO President George Meany warned that workers view Labor Day with anger over inflation and recession and seek bigger wage hikes in bargaining. He blamed Nixon policies for high interest rates, production drops, and rising living costs, while arguing wage gains do not trigger inflation.

Washington Afl-Cio George Meany Meany Nixon

Area Apple Harvest to Start Week of September 14

The Frederick County Fruit Growers Association maturity committee announced harvest of Red Delicious and major varieties will begin the week of Sept. 14. After testing more than 50 orchard samples at Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory they found earlier Red Delicious blocks likely ready by Sept. 14 or shortly after. Golden Delicious showed above average sweetness in development.

Frederick County Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory

Weather Update and Local Notices From Richmond Area

A southerly flow from the Gulf brings warm moist air with showers and thundershowers through Saturday. Local ads include rugs at Glass Barn, weekend pastry specials at Ward's Pastry Shop, and 24 hour service at Lady Esther Restaurant starting Friday. Collectors reschedule garbage and bus service for the September 7 holiday to September 10.

Richmond Virginia Gulf of Mexico

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