Obituaries schedule for Waterman Baylis LaFollette and Spaid
Funeral services announced for Mrs. Isabelle Burke Waterman 71 at Jones Funeral Home. Frank Baylis of Washington to be buried at Green Hill Cemetery. Roy L. LaFollette 74 services at Jones Funeral Home. Garland Spaid 37 killed on construction near Frederick Maryland. body at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge.
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Isabelle Burke Waterman
Fairmont Ave
Ralph Saville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Charles Willard
Frank Baylis
Washington
John H. Enders
Berryville
Carroll Goodridge
Jay C. Cone
David A. Clarke
Conway Russell
Gerald Carroll
Julian Carroll
Green Hill Cemetery
Garland Spaid
Yellow Springs
W. Va
Frederick,Md
Fete Tickets Go On Sale For Shenandoah Apple Blossom
Tickets for the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival May 2 3 4 go on sale Friday at 9 30 a.m. at the Apple Blossom ticket sales desk in the George Washington Hotel lobby. Mrs William Keyton heads the desk with hours 9 30 to 3 30 daily and extra sale days on April 17 24 4 30 to 5 30 p m plus Sundays April 21 28 1 30 to 3 30 p m. Tickets cover coronation queen Anne Eisenhower pageant showings May 2 2 30 p m and May 3 10 30 a m plus parade events and dances.
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Shenandoah
George Washington Hotel
Fete
William Keyton
Shenandoah XLI
Anne Eisenhower
Bomb threat delays Central High School opening
A bomb threat disrupted Central High School in Woodstock delaying classes about two and a half hours yesterday morning. Secretary Lillian Strickler received the call warning the school would be blown apart. Principal Robert Danley and staff evacuated about 20 students and authorities searched the building but found no bomb.
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Woodstock
Central High School
Lillian Strickler
Robert Danley
Mansfield Sees No Early Cure for Social Problems
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says no quick Capitol Hill fix will address a surge of violence and social unrest after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. assassination. He supports a post Easter drive on safe streets, juvenile delinquency, and EEOC enforcement while urging restraint and citizen responsibility.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Capitol Hill
Mansfield
Martin Luther King Jr
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
House
Congress
King
Johnson
Senate House Conference
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Supreme Court
Frederick County Planning Commission to Hold Rezoning Hearing
The Frederick County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing tomorrow at 3 30 p m in the county office building. The hearing considers rezoning two properties from Residential to Business I. One area lies west of Rt 37 along both sides of Rt 522 and Humble Oil Co. to Frederick Terrace. The second involves L H Stotler's lot on the west side of Rt 11 just north of I 81.
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Frederick County Planning Commission
Humble Oil Co
Frederick Terrace
L.H. Stotler
Rt. 11
I-81
Governor decries Richmond disorders while praising police response
Governor Mills Godwin said civil disorders in Richmond were not a community revolt and commended law enforcement for prompt action. He urged strict law and order, noted declining violence, and said he saw no need to mobilize the National Guard, praising Virginia’s citizens and police for restraint.
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Richmond
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Godwin
Virginia
Humphrey Support Seen Strongest in Virginia
Virginia Governor E. Godwin Jr. said Hubert Humphrey would likely win more backing in Virginia than Kennedy or McCarthy for the Democratic nomination He noted he would not coerce the Virginia delegation to Chicago and would stay aligned with the national ticket He spoke at a Richmond event days after Johnson announced he would not seek reelection.
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Richmond
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Hubert H. Humphrey
Virginia
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Chicago
Godwin
Humphrey
Johnson
McCarthy
Keane
Apple Festival coronation set for May at Handley Bowl
The article notes the festival motto The Bounties of Nature are the gift of God adopted for years. Queen Shenandoah coronation is scheduled for 2 30 p.m. May 2 at Handley Bowl with Mrs J N Clore Jr as committee chair.
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Shenandoah
Middletown Candidate Wilbur Announces Town Council Bid
Howard G. Wilbur Sr. 66, vice president of Monroe College, announces candidacy for Middletown Town Council to replace retiring Councilman Will Owings. Born in Georgia, educated in Rhode Island, he moved from Connecticut last August with wife Helen Mason. They reside on Church Street with two children, Howard Jr. and June. He has engineering experience in textiles and appliances and is active in the Methodist Church Shriners and Lions Club.
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Howard G. Wilbur
Monroe College
Middletown
Wilbur
Will L. Owings
Howard G. Wilbur, Jr
Connecticut
Church St
Mr. Wilbur
Macon
Rhode Island
Rhode Island School of Design
Providence
New England
Helen Mason
Mr. Wilbur, Jr
June Wilbur
The
Methodist Church
Shriners
Lions 'Club
Rioting after police shooting rumor spreads nationally
Rumors of a white policeman shooting a Black woman sparked about 61,000 hours of unrest in Mount Auburn where Noel Wright was killed and his wife Lois and three girls were beaten. Five judges sent rioters to jail or fined them within hours as violence spread to many cities across Michigan New Jersey Florida Missouri and New York.
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Mount Auburn
Noel Wright
Lois
Benton Harbor
Ann Arbor
Detroit
Jackson
Kalamazoo
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Mich
Trenton
N.J
Jacksonville
Pompano Beach
Fla
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Gallatin
Fire destroys Luther Compton mill in Bluefield
A multi alarm blaze Monday caused about 300000 in damage to Luther Compton and Sons Lumber finishing mill in Bluefield. The fire began in a boiler room and destroyed roughly 500000 board feet of lumber, according to company officials.
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Bluefield
Luther Compton & Sons Lumber
Weather and historic Yorktown battles noted in Virginia
Weather in Virginia shows fair and cooler conditions with a low near 40 tonight and highs in the 60s on Wednesday. In Yorktown, the town is linked to battles in both the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, reflecting its historic combat role.
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Virginia
Yorktown
Rainfall totals and monthly averages reported
Rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 8 30 today on 02 April shows .32 inches for the month and .86 inches year to date. Five year January through December totals are listed as 33 46, 31 63, 26 85, 33 32 and 36 48 inches. The 55 year monthly averages by month are given with an annual total of 36 50 inches.
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Associated Press
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Albuquerque
Atlanta
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Boise
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Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
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Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
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Juneau
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Louisville
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Mois
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New York
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Clear
Pittsburgh
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St Loui
Salt Lk
San Diego
Washington
Winnipeg
School Board Bill Vetoed by Godwin in Virginia Assembly
The Virginia General Assembly adjourned with Gov Godwin vetoing a bill that would have allowed appointing school boards in five counties by county boards, ending the effort to restructure local school governance.
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Godwin
Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
House of Delegates
Senate
House
Southampton County
Amherst
Halifax
Pittsylvania
Bedford
Tazewell
Memorial services as nation mourns King in Atlanta
Thousands of mourners gathered in Atlanta for a 2 p.m. service at Morehouse College, followed by a funeral cortege to South View Cemetery. Attending were Sen. Edward Kennedy, Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, Sen. Eugene McCarthy, and Ralph Bunche, with Robert F. Kennedy visiting the bier. Memorials and mourning spread nationwide as flags paused, markets closed, and a nation reflected in the wake of King's death.
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Memphis Tenn
King
Morehouse College
Morehouse
Benjamin Mays
King’s College
South View
Atlantia
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Ralph Bunche
United Nations
Robert F. Kennedy
Atlanta
Kennedy
Ebenezer
U.S
Las Vegas
Név
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Body of Youth Recovered in Capon River
The body of Lonnie C. Lebo, 17, of Carlisle, Pennsylvania, was found Sunday in the Capon River in West Virginia. He had been missing since his canoe overturned on March 23 about three miles south of Capon Bridge. The body was recovered about 400 feet from the accident site by members of the Department of Natural Resources, and his father, David C. Lebo, identified the remains.
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Lonnie C. Lebo
Carlisle
Capon River
West Virginia
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Department of Natural Resources
David C. Lebo
Virginians Die in Vietnam Losses Mount
Three Virginia servicemen were listed by the Defense Department as killed in Vietnam. Army Spec. Gene J. Howard of Williamsburg and Army Cpl. Douglas E. Fulcher of Tacoma were killed in action. Army Pfc. James L. Pipes Jr. of Richmond died but not from hostile action.
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Washington
Virginia
Vietnam
Defense Departement
Army
Gene J. Howard
Williamsburg
Douglas E. Fulcher
Tacoma
James L. Pipes Jr
Richmond
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Lester P. Singhass
Roland L. Nelson
Frank M. Yeakle, Jr
Paul L. Ayres
Alfred D. Shryock
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Janney T. McKee
White Ina
Winchester
Omps Funeral Home
Baylis Service
Roy L. LaFollette
W. Whitlock Ave
Max Mueller
Henry D. Rodgers
W. Lee Shackleford
George W. Newlin
Paul R. Himelright
James E. Madden
Julian Baltimore
Timber Ridge Cemetery
Spaid
Allegeny Engineering and Construction Corp
William F. and
Goldie Anderson Spaid
Giffin Funeral Home
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Pat Owers
Wyee
Omds Funeral Home
N. Loudoun Street
the Order
Bernard Groves
Vane of Ages
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Central High
V. Nasionsal
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