Funeral services announced for Mary Williams and Lealand Lupton
Obituary notices list Mary Williams formerly of Stephens City and now of Pontiac to be buried at Locust Grove Cemetery with services at Cartwright Funeral Home. Also noted is Lealand Lupton Pallhon of Virginia Beach died in Virginia Beach. services set for Omps Funeral Home with burial at Fairview Cemetery near Gore.
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Lealand Lupton Pallhon
Virginia Beach
Mr. Pallhon
Baltimore
Charles H
Sallie Lupton Pallhon
Mayflower Apartments
A. P. Owens
Adrian O. Breen
Richmond
Omps Funeral Home
Fairview Cemetery
Gore
Lealand L. Pallhon
Carson C. Hill 60 dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital
Carson C. Hill known as Doc Hill died at Winchester Memorial Hospital aged 60. He lived at 815 Berryville Ave and was born in Chambersville on October 7 1907, married Geneva Chrismore in 1927 in Hagerstown Maryland, and worked as a watchman at Winchester Knitting Mill before retirement. He was a member of Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church and Friendship Fire Company. Survived by children Nancy Fogle Dover Del Shirley Utterback Arlington Betty Manuel Peggy Easter Charles Jr Hill Beverly Hill Mary Clemons and one half brother Edward Dusing of Frederick MD plus four grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services are 3:30 PM tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Bruce A Macbeth. pallbearers Wheeler Nichols Luther Utterback Wilmer Comer Douglas Cheeney Gordon McIlwee Glenn Lamp. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Friends may call this evening 7 to 8:30 PM at the funeral home.
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Doc) Hill
Berryville Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Hill
Chambersville
Frederick and
Lena Belle Dusing Hill
Geneva Chrismore
Hagerstown
Winchester
Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church
Friendship Fire Company
Jones Funeral Home
Bruce A. Macbeth
Wheeler Nichols
Luther T. Utterback
Wilmer W. Comer
Douglas Cheeney
Gordon MclIlwee
Glenn Lamp
Mount Hebron
Funeral
Memphis and D C Plans Unaltered Despite King Death
An aide said marches and demonstrations planned by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will proceed in Memphis and Washington D C despite his violent death, maintaining nonviolent leadership and events.
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Memphis, Tenn
Martin Luther King Jr
Memphis
Washington, D.C
Weather Outlook Scattered Showers Across Gulf Coast and Rockies
Scattered showers expected tonight along the eastern and central Gulf coast states. Rain and snow forecast for the Rocky Mountain region. Temperatures cooler in the eastern third, colder in the northern and central Rockies, with moderating temperatures in the Plains and Mississippi Valley.
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Gulf Coast States
Rocky Mountain
Rockies
Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Will of God, Says Mrs. King After King's Death
Mrs. Martin Luther King Jr. said it would be the will of God hours after the death of her husband. She spoke from her Atlanta home as crowds and police guarded King’s residence. Her daughter Yolanda and son Martin Luther King III watched, while a plane was chartered to transport the family to Memphis.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Johnson
King
Yolanda
Ivan Allen Jr
Memphis
Martin Luther King
Allen
Montgomery
Ala
Poe
Woodstock woman charged in husband’s shooting case
A 19 year old Woodstock housewife, Georgia Ford, faces felonious assault charges after a Thursday night shooting of her husband Henry Ford, 23, at a Commerce Street home. Witnesses say Ford staggered to nearby homes for help. he was wounded twice by a .22 pistol and treated at Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital in serious condition. Ford’s wife posted a $1500 bond.
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Georgia Ford
Henry Ford
Michael Thompson
Commerce St
Robert K. Burkhart
Ford
Leo L. Snarr
Anc
Thompson
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Sheriff’s Office
Richmond Faces Disturbances Including Arson and Vandalism
In Richmond on Thursday false fire alarms, window smashings, and an arson case were reported. A fire on the back porch of the St. John's Episcopal Church rectory was deemed arson with little damage. A Virginia Transit bus window was broken, and police found extensive damage at multiple sites as several false alarms rang out in Fulton and central Richmond.
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Saetin
Luther King
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Virginia Transit Co
Fulton
King Assassination Triggers Citywide Riots and Mourning
In the wake of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s assassination violent unrest erupts in Harlem and Brooklyn and spreads to Washington Nashville Newark and Boston. Authorities deploy 4000 troops in Memphis and Nashville as curfews resume King prepared to lead striking workers in Memphis when he was shot.
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Solomon Jones
Boice
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Wiliam Morris
Dr. King
Morris
Abernathy Named New SCLC Head After King's Assassination
The Rev. Ralph Abernathy was named the new head of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference following Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination in Memphis. Abernathy, 41, and King cofounded the SCLC. he urged a countrywide silent march in King's honor and vowed to intensify nonviolence while awaiting an ambulance at the Memphis scene.
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Abernathy
King
SCLC
Memphis
Reactions Span Leader Pledge After Tragic Death
Public figures from Floyd McKissick to Richard Nixon react to a violent act sparking calls for reconciliation and racial justice. Statements reflect grief and warnings that violence harms the nation and race relations.
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California
Mervyn M. Dymally
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Terrance J. Cooke
America
Betty Boston
Weather Summary for Winchester and Virginia Today
Clear and much colder tonight with frost and freezing conditions. Saturday cool and fair with highs in the 50s. Five day outlook shows near normal to slightly above normal temperatures, highs around 60s and lows in 40s, with one quarter to one half inch of rain early next week. The Winchester forecast notes Friday sunset at 6 40 p m and moon phase.
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Winchester
Panama High Court Voids Dismissal of President Robles
In an 8 1 ruling the Panama Supreme Court struck down the National Assembly impeachment as illegal. The assembly had dismissed President Robles and swore in Vice President Delvalle, but the National Guard backed Robles and blocked the assembly hall. No immediate reaction followed the ruling read at 1 a.m. The impeachment centered on Robles aiding finance minister Samudio's May 12 election bid.
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Supreme Court
National Assembly
Marco A. Robles
Robles
Max Delvalle
Delvalle
David Samudio
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Close as Markets Dip
Wall Street slipped irregularly with the Dow off about two points while the tape paid tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Trading was active with gains in United Airlines and American Airlines and losses in Control Data, Eastman Kodak, Xerox, and Pfizer amid a one minute market-wide silence at 11 am.
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Icker
Martin Luther King Jr
Dow Jones
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Olaroid
Eastman Kodak
Xerox
Standard Oif
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Pfizer
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American Airlines
Columbia Pictures
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Chrysler
United Aircraft
Wall Street
American Stock Exchanges
Dr. King
I Q Answers Possess A Consistent Pattern
A list of true false and multiple choice items shows answers labeled by numbers. Items include 95 percent, Gross, Arizona, South America, False with hoop skirt, State, The Philippines, Charles Darwin, James Madison, True.
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The
Philippines
Charles Darwin
James Madison
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