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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1968

Page

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Humphrey Draws Big Toledo Crowd In Campaign Swing

In Toledo Humphrey sees his largest crowds yet as he campaigns for the presidency in a tight race. He smiles for supporters outside an ice cream parlor while acknowledging late start and limited funds, insisting he will win by mid October and capitalize on Nixon money.

Toledo, Ohio Hubert H. Humphrey Toledo Humphrey Texas John Connally California Jesse Unruh

Two Colombian Airliners Hijacked to Cuba

Two Colombian airliners hijacked from the same airport were flown to Cuba with 139 aboard. A Boeing 727 carrying 72 passengers and six crew landed in Camaguey near Havana. It was released at night and returned to Barranquilla. The DC4 with 57 passengers and four crew landed in Santiago de Cuba. All aboard were safe and intended to return to Colombia.

Havana Colombia Cuba Camaguey Barranquilla Santiago de Cuba

City Registrar schedules voter registration in Winchester

City Registrar Mrs Robert M Grim announces voter registration in the Council Chamber of Rouss City Hall from 2 to 9 pm on Thursday and 1 to 5 pm on other days. Last day to register is Oct 5 with hours 9 am to noon and 2 to 6 pm. For transfers absentee ballots or other times call 662 8129.

Robert M. Grim Rouss City Hall Grim

Nixon Campaign Focuses on TV and Humphrey Taunts

Nixon camps on a TV driven script with repeated taunts at Humphrey and no direct remarks on Wallace. Strategists fear Wallace could siphon electoral votes to force a House showdown, while Democrats allegedly aim to boost Wallace for a Nixon defeat. Ellsworth warns of a deliberate Wallace strategy.

New York Richard M. Nixon White House Nixon Hubert H. Humphrey George C. Wallace Wallace Humphrey House of Representatives Robert Ellsworth Ellsworth House

Wallace talks of third party campaign and plans

Wallace in Dallas framed his third party bid as a mission impossible turning to broader ballot access goals. He says the fund is solid but not rich and plans to cut fundraiser dinners while pacing his schedule across the nation. His campaign uses a traveling road show with a country band and the Taylor Sisters as entertainment.

Montgomery Ala George C. Wallace Dallas Wallace Alabama Ohio Southwest Midwest Northeast Taylor Sis

Marsh Cites Youth Need at Culpeper Dinner

Seventh District Rep. John O. Marsh Jr. urged bringing youth into national action to tap their potential. Culpeper Young Democrats hosted the event. In Woodstock Shenandoah County Republicans opened a Nixon-Agnew-Giesen headquarters with about 400 people attending at the Shenandoah County Fairgrounds.

Culpeper John O. Marsh, Jr Culpeper Young Democrats Marsh America Woodstock Shenandoah County Nixon-Agnew-Giesen Richard G. Kliendevist Republican National Committee A.R. Giesen Shenandoah County Fairgrounds

Marines Find Camps In DMZ Fortified bases beneath frontier fuel planned push

U S Marines uncovered two large fortified camps just below the North Vietnamese frontier in the DMZ reflecting preparations for a central thrust within six weeks. The sites housed hundreds of bunkers and large stockpiles of shells rockets and ammunition. South Vietnamese forces reported 98 enemy killed in a major clash on the eastern DMZ flank as action clustered in the northern provinces.

Saigon U.S Demilitarized Zone Dmz 26Th Marine Regiment Marine Head Leathernecks Binh Son

Nixon and Agnew rally backers amid Vietnam debate

In Honolulu Spiro Agnew warned Vietnam will not fade with retreat and urged strong defense and international burden sharing. Senate ally Hugh Scott and Rep Donald Rumsfeld joined Nixon in support of his approach. Johnson era troop withdrawals drew split views from Humphrey and Wallace as campaigning continued nationwide.

Hugh Scott R-Pa Donald Rumsfeld Nixon Spiro T. Agnew Honolulu Vietnam

Soviet unmanned shot circles moon and returns

Soviet Zond 5 orbited the Moon and splashdown in the Indian Ocean after a Moon flyby. British expert Sir Bernard Lovell called it a significant challenge to Apollo, while James Webb warned of shifting space power. Experts predicted a manned lunar flight in 1969.

Moscow Indian Ocean Bernard Lovell Britain James E. Webb U.S. Space Program Tass Ad Beer Peeieres Lovell Jodrell Bank Observatory Webb United States U.S West Germany Bochum Institute For Satellites and U.S.S.R Institute Heinz Kaminsky Zond 5 Moon Earth Pravda

Appalachian Apple Producers Meet Here Wednesday

Apple growers from the four state Appalachian area hold a third meeting this month in Winchester at 8 p.m. behind the Virginia Apple Storage plant to press for higher processor prices. Reports from grower committees will cover visits to National Fruit Product Co. and C H Musselman Co. Roy A. Cather Jr. cites National Fruit announcing Michigan prices 25 to 50 cents above Michigan rates.

Fourstate Appalachian Winchester Virginia Roy A. Cather, Jr Virginia Farm Bureau Marketing Association National Fruit Michigan Kent City Mich

Thistles invade Shenandoah Valley and a weed war begins

Ten years into a Valley pesticide campaign, thistle spread through pastures as drought and imported hay spread seeds. Virginia Tech advised 2,4-D spraying, with government SCS cost reimbursement helping farmers. Early success gave way to concerns as overuse emerged and a new push began.

Virginia Virginia Tech VPI Shenandoah Valley WPI

Public Hearing Tonight On Dog Ordinance And Trail Ordinance

Frederick County Board of Supervisors convenes at 8 PM to consider a vicious and destructive dog ordinance. A license fee amendment will be set for a later date. Clerk will publish hearing notice. At 9 PM a separate hearing on a proposed Trail Ordinance follows a two reading approval on August 26.

Frederick County Board of Supervisors Circuit Court

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