Deaths And Funerals At Mabscott And Roanoke
Deaths reported for Mrs Florence V in Mabscott with service at Keyser Funeral Home and burial details. Also notices for Mary Agnes Deming of Roanoke formerly Mabscott, died in Roanoke hospital. survivor list and funeral arrangements. Mentions Mabscott church membership and Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens burial.
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Mary Agnes Deming
Denniston Avenue
Roanoke
Mabscott
Clear Creek
Henrt and
Elmira Swanson Dun
Willis Funeral Services Held for Charles Howard Route 1 Fayetteville
Charles H Willis of Route 1 Fayetteville dies after a heart attack in Charleston. Funeral services at 2p at New Testament Church East Oak Hill with Rev Sam Belmont in charge. Burial in Harlem Acres Route 1 Fayetteville. Willis, born Dec 5 1882 in Amherst County Virginia, was a retired miner and attache for T E Myles Fa County delegate. Survived by wife Irene, two grandchildren and one great granddaughter.
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Charles Howard
Fayetteville
East Oak Hill
Sam Belmont
Riverside
Harlem
Fayettee
Willis
Charleston
T. E. Myles
Ture
Amherst County
Irene Willis
Service
Vaudeville Star Will Dillon Dies in Cortland
Will A. Dillon, a vaudeville song and dance man who wrote the act A Girl Just the Girl That Tried Dear Old Bed, died Thursday. He was a turn‑of‑the‑century star living in Cortland, New York. Roy Banks Funeral or pending for Roy in Ithaca, N.Y. The body is at Sam Fogle, Nease, and Neely Funeral Home.
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Roy
Alpeca
Sam Fogle
Nease
Neely Funeral Home
Ithaca
N.Y
UPI
Will A. Dillon
Dillon
Clee
Cortland
Declaration Of Honolulu Hit At FRC Hearing
UPI reports at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on Vietnam policy critics note that the Declaration of Honolulu endorses unity with Saigon while pressing for negotiations. George Kennan, J. William Fulbright, and Wayne Morse urge a shift toward UN diplomacy and Geneva talks. They acknowledge reforms in South Vietnam and U.S. resolve to stay amid communist aggression.
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Washington
UPI
Ae “Declaration
Honolulu
Johnson
Viet Nam
George F. Kennan
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Wayne L. Morse
D-Ore
mid-Pacific
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Kennan
Russia
Yugoslavia
America
United Nations
Fulbright
South
Saigon
Morse
Cies
U.N
Mystery surrounds April death on way to work
State Police Sgt. C. G. Ham said the cause of death had not yet been determined as investigators examined the scene. The mystery centered on circumstances of the April morning when the person was found near the route to work.
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Ane
State Police
C. G. Hamrie
Powers
Webster
Tex
Johnson
New Orleans
Candy
Mel
Miami
Texas
Gene L. Owins
Houston
Owens
Mary Penny journalist dies at age of party member
London news memorial notes Mrs. Mary Penny journalist and party member, longtime British delegation to the League of Nations in 1929 and 1930, praised for biographies of Labour leaders Ramsay MacDonald Margaret Bondfield and Sidney and Beatrice Webb.
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London
UPI
Mary Penny
Hamilton
League of Nations
Labor Pa
Ramsay McCona
Margaret Bondfield
Sidney and
Beatrice Webb
Fuller Jr. former Rayon Corp leader dies at home
Samuel Richard Fuller Jr. longtime head of the Rayon Corp. and American Bemberg figure, died Thursday at his home in Litchfield Connecticut. A World War I and II veteran, he served as naval Reserve Supply chief and later as chief of materials for the Office of Production Management.
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Litchfield, Conn
UPI
Samuel Richard Fuller Jr
The
Can Rayon Corp
Kennan Former Ambassador Remembered By UPI
United Press International reports in Washington that George F. Kennan, a former U.S. ambassador, is recalled in official circles for his influence on foreign policy and his role during critical Cold War moments.
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United Presse International
Washington
George F. Kennan
U.S
Adam West Sleur Claim Sparks Pa Superman Doubt
In a terse local record, a claim surfaces that West questions Pa’s Superman status. The note references a debate over identity and power, highlighting community attention to a long running tabloid rumor.
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Adam West
Driver Comment Sparks Debate on Passing Policy
A brief remark reveals a tense exchange about passing behavior on the road. The speaker argues they are a cautious driver while others urge stricter enforcement, highlighting ongoing driver safety concerns and policy implications.
Gandhi Accepts Invitations From Egypt Czechoslovakia
New Delhi AP reports India Prime Minister Indira Gandhi has accepted invitations from Egypt and Czechoslovakia to visit, following the United States. The dates and details were not disclosed.
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New Delhi
Egypt
Czechoslovakia
United States
India
Indira Gandhi
Nuckols Case Trial Details and Testimony
Jury heard Nuckols claim travel and department supplies were for state work while critics argued personal expenses appeared, eight character witnesses testified for him including Beckley residents, and prosecutors questioned officials from Beckley and Charleston about expense accounts and state payroll connections to his funding.
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Washington
Nuckols
Accused Widow Ailing Mossler Murder Trial Recessed
The Mossler murder trial recessed as the star defendant Candy Mossler fell ill and could not appear. Judge George E Schuiz postponed one day after proceedings ran fast, with prosecutors near finishing their direct case and witnesses including airline hostesses and Powers associate Gene Owens.
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Miami
API
Mossler
Circuit
E E
Schulz
Candy
Malvin Ped Powers
George E. Schuiz
Usband
Jacques Messier
Quick Okeh In House Seen For LBJ Tax Plan
Washington UPI report notes President Johnson's tax plan to raise 6 billion for Vietnam war and fight inflation heads to House floor in about two weeks after Ways & Means approval. The plan raises car excise taxes, boosts phone tax, and introduces a graduated withholding system to speed corporate tax collections, aiming to net 1.2 billion this year and 4.8 billion in 1967.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Viet Nam
House
House Ways & Means Committee
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Yanks Using Lots Of Ammo
U.S. officials estimate ammunition use in South Vietnam tops 1 billion rounds monthly with about 4 000 rounds per 230 000 Communist troops in the field. The figure excludes grenades mortars artillery rockets and bombs. Officials say demand will rise and that forces will receive needed support while they seek to substitute time and equipment for manpower to reduce casualties.
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U.S
Ican
West Virginia Legislature Approves Budget After Conference
Lawmakers completed a budget bill after a joint conference committee reconciled House and Senate versions. Educational spending rose by about 167 000, charities and correction up 100 000, State Aid to Schools set at 83.1 million, and general revenue funds remained aligned with House figures amid a total 224 million in highway and other revenue. The process ended with applause as the bill returned for final votes.
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House
Senate
Board of Public Works
Charities and Correction
Ex Young GOP Chief Held On B E Charge
Huntington authorities arrested John B. Fisher former president of the state Young Republican League and three others on breaking and entering charges. Also jailed was Norman J. Tweet 42 with prior counterfeit tax stamp convictions awaiting appeal. Victor M. Postom 29 and James A. Harry 39 faced related counts with varying bond statuses.
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Huntington
UPI
John B. Fisher
State Young Republican League
Norman J. Tweet
Fisher
Tweel
Victor M. Postom
Radio Moscow snubs request for two tunes
Eugene Johnson asked Radio Moscow to play America and God Bless America. The station replied that those selections are not in their library, according to a UPI report from Chicago.
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Chicago
UPI
Eugene Johnson
America
Radio
Moscow
Legislature sends bill back to upper chamber amid welfare and birth control debates
The legislature returns the measure to the Senate after Majority Leader Moreland asserts concurrence or death. Backers argue birth control clinics run with local boards and state aid will curb welfare reliance, while Gov. Smith worries about weak welfare safeguards. The Governor's Succession Amendment clears both chambers with two thirds, paving the way for related school and legislative levy amendments and enabling bills.
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Senate
William Moreland
Boards of Health
Kanawha
Smith
Del
Charles Armistead
D-Monongalia
House
Penson
Violence in Santo Domingo Kills At Least 15
UPI reports heavy gunfire and bomb blasts in downtown Santo Domingo mark the third day of violence, with at least 15 people killed as the turmoil intensifies.
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Santo Domingo
UPI
Hector Tor
Caamano
Mott Autopsy Casts Doubt On Soviet Report
An American medical panel casts serious doubt on the Soviet claim that Newcomb Mott killed himself. Mott, 27, died on a train en route to a Soviet prison after being convicted of illegal entry in Norway. Pathologists say the wounds do not clearly support suicide and note lack of authentic Soviet information on the events.
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New York
UPI
Newcomb Mott
Mott
Norway
United States
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Francis W. H. Adams
New York City
Adams
Sheffield
Mass
Willis Suit Jarrell on Dec 1 1940 and 1961 deeds
The record notes Willis sues Jarrell on December 1 1940. Mrs Jarrell conveyed 1.3 acres and six lots in the same addition in deeds dated August 31 1961. Another deed bearing the same date continues the sequence of transfers.
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Willis
John Dorman
Eccles Truck Farms
Tas
Eccles
Wil
John Scock
Marsh Fork
Tra Hill District
W li
Herbert Stansbury
Edward Stansbury
Leslie R
Bernard E
Margaret A. Carter
W. H. File Jr
Donald D. Hodson
N. Joe Rahal
Grover C
Joseph Henry
Wi- WA
Thornhill III
Henry
Viet Nam split near 17th parallel amid fighting and raids
Reported fighting around Bien Hoa and Long Khanh Province as Viet Nam divisions proceed. A pilot listed missing after a helicopter incident. Guerrilla attacks near Bien Hoa killed one American civilian contractor, another escaped. Soviet missiles were introduced in the air war. Parachuted items landed in the South China Sea amid ongoing ground actions with Viet Cong casualties reported.
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North
South Nam
Aorge
Bien Hoa Air Base
Byran B. Foster
Long Khanh
Saigon
South China Sea
Court quotes Selective Service pledge on defense and Vietnam
A court states the Selective Service System is part of national defense under the state's constitution. It affirms commitment to Vietnam and discourages opposition to any war. The message links civic duty to the defense of the nation and urges adherence to duty.
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Pate
Viet
Sotaees
Viet Nam
Havana fires on plane in first dawn attack in years
Havana authorities reported anti aircraft batteries firing at a flying object Thursday night for the first time in more than two years. Unofficial reports suggested an attack but there was no indication that any plane was hit.
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U.S
White House
Weda
Havana
UPI
Tornadoes Rip Dixie Spread Across South and Southwest
Thunderstorms followed a series of tornadoes across the South and Southwest. A thaw in the Midwest brought springlike rain and flood threats as rivers rose and ice jams formed. Anniston reported more than two inches of rain, while Dothan saw nearly an inch.
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United Press International
Midwest
Anniston
Dothan
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Florence V
Keyser Funeral Home
Tiaebeth Brammer
Taylor
Lillybrook Free Will Baptist Church
Coal City
B. H. A Bair
Leo
Betty) Skinner
New Castle
Olive
Maple ‘Meadow
Maude Croy
Crab Orchard
Dewey Ellison
James Ellison
Shady Spring
Ry Dick West
Mary A. Deming
Raleigh County
Mabscott Methodist Church
Grace White
West Palm Beach
Fla
Forest
Frank
Sacramento
Calif
Noel
Roan-oke
Melton Mortuary
Funeral Home
Orville Belcher
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Cemetery
Charles H. Willis
Roy Banks
Declaration of Honolulu
FRC
Robertson
Lilly
Casey
Beckley
Fred Vines
Vines
Department of Motor Vehicles
Raleigh
Barron
Charles M. Walker
Paul Boiarsky
Middle Atlantic Flying Ae
Viet Bachard
Schultz
Pachhalsag
Rae Ronald Rameey
U. 8
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Nist
U. S. Justice Department
W. Rameey
Les A
Canada
Quick Okeh
Young Gop
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