Mrs Sara Reed McIIlwee Obituary Announces Funeral Services
Mrs Sara Reed McIlwee of 103 Samrat Bedlankeke, late Reed, wife of Delmar P. McIlwee, married 1928 in Washington DC. Survived by husband, mother, daughter Mrs George W. Clowser Jr of Winchester, brother Franklin Reed of Peekskill, sister Mrs Helen DeAtley of Florida, two grandchildren, funeral Tuesday 1:30 pm at Jones Funeral Home, Shenandoah Memorial Park Cemetery. Burial conducted by Eastern Star.
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Sara Reed McIilwee
Samrat Bedlankeke
Wouhoatee Memorial Hospital
Reed
Delmar P. McIlwee
Washington, D.C
Campbell Service for John to be conducted Monday
Funeral service for John will be conducted by Rev. G Raymond Womeldorf Monday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers are Elwood Willey Melvin Whitlock Ernest Carroll Solon Greenwalt Clifton McFarland and Walter Sellers
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John
G. Raymond Womeldorf
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Elwood Willey
Melvin Whitlock
Ernest Carroll
Solon Greenwalt
Clifton McFarland
Walter Sellers
Catholic Peace Corps Idea Emphasizes Local Needs
A committee of the Catholic Association for International Peace backs a government peace corps plan. It says the wishes and needs of the peoples to cooperate with should be the prime consideration in shaping the program.
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Washington
Catholic Association For International Peace
GOP to Field Complete Slate Of Candidates In Virginia
A Virginia GOP special committee announced a slate of 17 qualified candidates for the November general election. The list includes James R. Elliott Norfolk Shields Parsons Norfolk Randolph Dovell Luray James Turk Radford John Dalton Radford James I Moyer Salem Horace Henderson Williamsburg Dr Arthur Brinkley Richmond Clyde Pearson Roanoke Dr Thomas M Hall Lee and H Ryland Heflin Helton. The names will go to the State GOP convention this summer, backed by 30 GOP leaders as the slate is seen as 100 percent readiness for the campaign.
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Lynchburg
GOP
Virginia
James R. Elliott
Norfolk
Shields Parsons
Randolph Dovell
Luray
James Turk
Radford
John Dalton
James I. Moyer
Salem
Horace Henderson
Williamsburg
Arthur Brinkley
Richmond
Clyde Pearson
Roanoke
Thomas M. Hall
Lee
H. Ryland Heflin
S Helton
Alf
Holton
Walter Gambill
Irene Oglesby
Pulaski
Betty Cornie
Hazel K. Barger
Nile Straughan
Fredericksburg
Richard H. Poff
R-Va
Joel T. Broyhill
Mercenaries Describe Cuba Invasion Plot Links
Testimony details a camp in a mountainous area near Retalhuleu Guatemala where mercenaries claim daily reports of Cuban misery. They say invasion forces included air and naval units and bridges allegedly blown. Recruits identified Miami as a recruitment hub and some boats reportedly bore a Lebanese flag.
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Puerto de Retalhuleu
Guatemala
Mountanous
U. S
Cuba
Air Force
Navy
Miro Torres
United States
United Cannon
Miami
Nicaragua
General Assembly Adopts U S Backed Resolution at U N
The 99 nation General Assembly approved a U S backed resolution to reduce tensions with Cuba after defeating a Mexican backed bid calling for a broader regional settlement. The vote on the Mexican proposal was 41 35 with 2 abstentions. The U S praised the outcome noting continued reference to the OAS in other parts of the text.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Cuba
United States
Guinea
Lebanon
Morocco
Raul Roa
Kennedy
Eisenhower
United
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Khrushchev accuses U S of Cuban aggression and gangsterism
Khrushchev charged in a Tass distributed message that Khrushchev said the United States financed armed mercenary bands to invade Cuba. He urged Kennedy to renounce these actions and warned of a dangerous path and potential actions against other states. The premier also condemned U S moves toward Taiwan Formosa and urged denouncement by the United Nations.
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Cuba
Khrushchev
Kennedy
E. L
U.S
Tass
United States
Far East
Formosa
China
Taiwan
United Nations
Virginia Rail Carriers seek rate increase hearing
Notice to the public from the Virginia State Corporation Commission states that Virginia Rail Carriers seek authority to raise intrastate freight rates matching interstate increases. Case No 15106 assigned, hearing set for June 6 1961 at 10:00 A.M. in Richmond Blanton Building courtroom. Interested parties urged to attend and testify per order dated April 7 1961.
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Commonwealth of Virginia State Corporation Commission
Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginia State Corporation Age Mission
Blanton Building
Richmond
Johnston Reelected Virginia State Chamber Leader
Clem D. Johnston of Roanoke was reelected president of the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce at its 37th annual meeting in Richmond. A new board of directors was chosen with Verbon E. Kemp continuing as executive director and Walter N. Street named treasurer.
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Richmond
Clem D. Johnston
Roanoke
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Johnston
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Virginia Chamber
Chamber
Verbon E. Kemp
Walter N. Street
Preston T. Holmes
Richard H. Dilworth
Charles M. Hayter
Pulaski
Southwest Virginia
William G. Dietrich
Charlottesville
Piedmont
Rieves S. Hodnett
Martinsville
Southside
Hale Collins
Covington Valley
Thomas E. Debrell III
Arlington Virginia
J. Rives Worsham
Norfolk
Tidewater
Civic Clubs Meet Jointly at Apple Blossom Luncheon
The Rotary Kiwanis Exchang and Lions Clubs will skip their regular luncheons next week and gather together for the Joint Civic Clubs Luncheon of the Apple Blossom Festival on Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel.
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Rotary
Kiwanis
Exchang
Lions Club
Civic Clubs
George Washington Hotel
Kennedy and Eisenhower Confer on Cuban Situation
President Kennedy arranged a luncheon with former President Eisenhower by telephone Friday morning. Kennedy, at his Gettysburg farm, aimed to brief Eisenhower as Republican leader on the Cuban situation. He also spoke with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Senator Barry Goldwater amid ongoing Republican outreach after meeting Nixon at the White House. Nixon indicated he would support U.S. armed forces if needed.
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Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Salinger
Kennedy
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
New York
Without a Preacher Sermon Read By Layman
The Rev. Martyn D. Keeler fell ill before delivering a prepared sermon in Williamsville New York. John G. Lewis read the message titled Without a Preacher.
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Williamsville, N. Y
Martyn D. Keeler
John G. Lewis
Invasion claims wound Guevara as Castro tightens Cuba
Reported by The Times from a Havana diplomatic source says Maj Ernesto Guevara Cuba’s economic czar, 32, was seriously wounded in the head. A neurosurgeon was sent to a provincial hospital. Fidel Castro, unseen for a week, directs mop up against surviving rebels. A Havana TV special features suspects and captured rebels including Jose Miro Torres, son of rebel leader Jose Miro Cardona, who says his forces were defeated and treated well. Cardona appeals to the Pope and Latin American presidents as the Kennedy-Eisenhower team in Maryland discusses Cuba.
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Ernesto Guevara
Castro
the Times
Washington
Havana
Guevara
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Jose Miro Torres
Jose Miro Cardona
Miro Torres
Miro Cardona
Vatican
International Red Cross
Eisenhower
Berville
Kennedy
Localities Adopt Fast Time Across Virginia and Beyond
Richmond adopts fast time on a trial basis with nearby Henrico and Chesterfield Counties allowed to follow. Numerous Virginia localities officially or unofficially switch to fast time, causing confusion as offices align with local clocks and residents face timing changes. Police dispersal during a mob incident is noted with minor injuries.
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Richmond
Norfolk
Henrico
Chesterfield
Virginia
Albemarle County
Alexandria
Arlington County
Berryville
Buena Vista
Charlottesville
Chesterfield County
Colonial Heights
Elkton
Falls Church
Fairfax County
Fredericksburg
Grottoes
Hanover County
Harrisonburg
Henrico County
Hopewell
Lexington
Luray
Lynchburg
New Kent County
Page County
Petersburg
Prince George County
Rockingham County
Stafford County
Staunton
Tappahannock
Waynesboro
Winchester
Warren Rotary Club Hosts Ladies Night Event
The Warren Rotary Club held a Ladies' Night at the Virginia Gentleman Restaurant in Front Royal. Otis Kibler served as MC, with quartet members Kibler Swartz Downing and Wood. W. Douglas Blanton of Weaver's provided fashions for area teens and Miss Warren County Dianne Rudy.
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Front Royal
Otis Kibler
Virginia Gentleman
Mr. Kibler
Robert Swartz
Henry Downing
Robert A. Wood
W. Douglas Blanton
Weaver's
Warren County
Dianne Rudy
Evangelistic Series Set At Well Town Methodist Church
A series of evangelistic services will begin tomorrow at the Well Town Methodist Church. Services are scheduled for Sunday Monday and Tuesday at 7 30 o clock each evening.
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Welltown Methodist Church
Denny's Commission Auction and Local Sales Listings
Auction notices list Denny's Commission Auction 7:00 PM April 26 near Winchester Route 7 offering furniture and appliances. Orndorff Cole auctioneers schedule April 26 1:00 PM stocker and feeder sale at Baltimore Livestock Market West Friendship Maryland. May 6 11:30 AM Robert K Woltz substitute trustee sale Frederick County house and lot. Eddie Stickel auction at Berryville Rt 340 residence 2 miles north goods and furniture.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Baltimore Livestock Auction Market, Inc
West Friendship
Robert K. Woltz
Frederick County Court House
Frederick County
E. T. Snider
Eddie Stickel
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Virginia
City
A. S. No. 11
Youngstown
Weather Outlook with Clouds and Showers Across Regions
The forecast calls for considerable cloudiness with scattered showers or thunderstorms tonight over western areas and a low in the 50s. Sunday remains cloudy and mild with a chance of afternoon storms, temperatures ranging from the 60s in the mountains to the 70s in lower elevations.
Rainfall Totals and Averages Reported for 1961 Season
The record shows rainfall to date 3.79 inches in 1961 and 14.90 inches overall. The 48 year average annual rainfall stands at 36.9 inches with monthly averages listed for each month from January to December.
TV Set Damaged In Minor Fire at Kent Street
A transformer burned out in a television set at 615 S. Kent St. South End and Friendship. The alarm rang at 8:40. Firemen extinguished the blaze and used a smoke ejector to clear the building. No injuries reported.
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S. Kent St. South End
Friendship
County Church Group Meeting Opens to All in Frederick
Frederick County Council of Churches will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Lord Fairfax Room of the War Memorial Building. Secretary George E Scheulen says the meeting is open to all interested people.
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Frederick County
Cardona appeals to halt Cuban firing squads
Miro Cardona, the Cuban exile leader, called for an end to executions after Cuban Premier Fidel Castro's forces captured council aides. He said he cabled Pope John XXIII and appealed to the UN and 11 South and Central American presidents to intervene via the Red Cross. Cardona met with President Kennedy in Washington amid questions about the rebels.
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Fatherland
Miro Cardona
Cuba
Miro Cardonas
Council
Fidel Castro
John XXIII
International Red Cross
United Nations
Washington
Kennedy
Puzzle Answer Key Fragments
A compact list of numbered answers includes degrees money and names with terse items. Right side items touch on temperatures finance and presidents with brief entries such as 212 degrees and James Madison.
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Federal Deposit Insurance
Victoria
James Madison
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