Deaths and Federal News Briefs Out of Winchester and Riverton
Death notices for Guy Gilbert Sine 66 of Wardensville and John Henry Thomas 44 of Riverton outline survivors and funeral plans. Marie Legget Lewis’s service set at Sacred Heart Church with burial at Mount Hepron Cemetery. Senate Atomic Energy Committee briefing reports cutbacks in nuclear weapons material production and mixed reactions from lawmakers.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Enaville
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Marvin Malone
Lebanon
Walter Sine
Wardensville
Loy Funeral Home
John Henry Thomas
Riverton
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Geraldine M
James
Jayne
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Stela Brothers
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Charles Thomester
Thee
Emerson James
Leesburg
Perry Elliott
Winchester
Louis Katruska
Pittsburg
A. G. English
Wash
Maddox
Front Royal
Arlington National Cemetery
Marie Legget Lewis
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
P. H. Sttragisher
Thomas Cochran
Richard Carpenter
William Carpenter
Cleary Pen Well
Virgil Purtlebaugh
John W. Wilson
Mount He
Nevada
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House Atomic Energy Committee
Chet Holifield
Dcalif
Atomic Energy Commission
Holifield
Pentagon
AEC
Craig Hosmer
R-Calif
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President of Bulgaria Dead at 71
Sofia AP Bulgarian news agency reports President Dimitri Ganev died after a long illness at 71. A founder of the Bulgarian Communist party, he held senior posts under the Stalinist regime before falling from grace in 1952 and later returning to politics. Three days of mourning were announced.
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Bulgaria
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Bul- Communist Party
Georgi Damyanov
Tie National Assembly
Police Combat Vandalism Amid Jacksonville Unrest
Police in Jacksonville, Florida fought a wave of vandalism and racial unrest that ended a three week truce. Two white bus drivers and a garbage truck worker reported they were attacked by bands of teenage Negroes in a Negro section of the city.
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London Power Blackout Strikes Buckingham Palace Area
A London blackout blamed on a plant fire and a relay failure darkened Buckingham Palace and Piccadilly Circus. Subway service halted and the Windmill burlesque canceled its show as Channel 2 launch was postponed. Normal power restored by morning via emergency hookups.
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Souvanna Reports Coalition Government Still Functions
Souvanna says his coalition government remains in effect despite a right wing coup that ousted him. He spoke from his villa balcony as right wing leaders kept him under house arrest in Vientiane.
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U.S
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Luang Prabang
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Luang Prambang
Kouprasith Abhay
Siho Lamphoutakal
Verona Westinghouse strike drags into second day
Verona Va AP A walkout by Westinghouse production workers entered its second day as negotiations stalled. UE negotiators and company reps set a 2 p.m. bargaining session but neither side indicated a meeting was likely. The strike began at 7 a.m. yesterday amid sharp disputes over wages and production effects.
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Esterday
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Fire department launches air compressor fundraiser
The group plans a festival and sells fire seals again while approving 24 radio monitors for volunteers. They officially launch a 2200 pound air compressor drive under the leadership of four captains, Chief Groves, and William Battaile. Newton Shingleton donates $200 toward the compressor, with July 27 meeting set at Rouss Fire Hall.
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William Battaile
Newton Shingleton
Rouss Fire Hall
Weather Drenched 26 States With Thunderstorms Tornadoes
Wet and cloudy weather swept 26 states from Texas to Minnesota and east to New England after violent thunderstorms and tornadoes. A squall line crossed southwest Missouri with heavy rain and strong winds. funnel clouds were reported near Joplin and Nevada. Greenfield saw severe winds. Tornadoes touched down in Texas Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Iowa and Missouri with property damage but no serious injuries. Temperatures ranged from the upper 20s in northern Maine to the 70s along the Gulf Coast.
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Virginia Weather Update Delivers Clouds and Rain
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions in Virginia with light rain or drizzle tonight and a low around 60. Scattered showers and warmer temperatures are expected tomorrow with a mild outlook for Thursday and a chance of showers.
Virginia Toll Reaches 243 As Two Die On State Roads
Two new highway fatalities push Virginia's year toll to 243 with deaths at Martinsville in Henry County and Lynchburg on U S 29 Expressway. The 46 year old Mrs Adel Wright of Axton Rt 3 dies in a two car crash at the 650 697 intersection near Martinsville while Lawrence Wayne Hurt 26 of Lynchburg perishes in a wreck on the expressway late yesterday.
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Associated Press
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Doate Adel Wright
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Axton
Martinsville
Lynchburg
Lawrence Wayne Hurt
Rainfall Totals and Averages for APG Region
Rainfall data shows 24 hour total to 8:30 a.m. with April year to date 2.26 and 1964 year to date 12.64. Past 51 years average monthly values listed: January 2.383, February 2.13, March 3.08, April 19, May 3.77, June 3.88, July 3.88, August 3.81, September 2.67, October 8.195, November 2.60, December 2.89.
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