Service for Kenneth F Armstrong Jr Jr 3 30 at Jones Funeral Home
Kenneth F Armstrong Jr formerly of Winchester died Monday in Scottsdale Arizona at age 28 Funeral service set for Saturday at 3 30 at Jones Funeral Home with Rev J Taylor and Rev Paul B Dick Pallbearers are A Warren Roger L Bowman and Ralph E Culp Honorary pallbearers will be Winchester Police Burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery Also announced is Sacred Heart Catholic Church Spring Rummage Sale in the church Parish Hall Friday 8 am to 6 pm and Saturday 8 am to noon Chairman Mrs John Ellerby urges donations and participation}
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Kenneth F
Jack) Armstrong, Jr
Winchester
Scottsdale, Ariz
Jones Funeral Home
J. Taylor
Paul B. Dick
A. Warren Roger L. Bowman
Ralph E. Culp
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Women of Sacred Heart Catholic Church
John Ellerby
Ellerby
UCT Council to Meet Tomorrow
The Handley Council No. 6 percent United Commercial Travelers will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Elks Home.
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UCT Council
Handley Council
United Commercial Travelers
Elks Home
4H County Council and Leaders Association Meeting
A joint meeting of the 4H County Council and the 4H Leaders Association is scheduled for tonight at 7 30 in the Frederick County Extension Office inside the county Courthouse.
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4H ‘County Council
4H Leaders’ Association
Frederick County
Circle to Have Rummage Sale at Church
The Loyal Service Circle of the Congregational United Church of Christ hosts a rummage sale at 16% S Braddock St tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday starting 9 a.m. Donations can be arranged with Leona Martin or Pearl Miller by phone.
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Loyal Service Circle
Congregational United Church of Christ
S. Braddock St
Leona Martin
Pearl Miller
Vandalism Damages Clarke County School Buses
Clarke County school buses were vandalized last night with windshields shattered on two buses and a shop window broken at Clarke County High School. Police said one bus, No. 16, is out of service while the other can still operate its route. Both windshields will be replaced.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Clarke County High School
Robert Willingham
Bake sale funds 4-H Honor Club trip to Richmond
The 4-H Honor Club will hold a bake sale at Ward Plaza Shopping Center on Saturday to raise proceeds for a Club Leaders educational tour of Richmond set for June 17. Virginia forecast shows showers tonight and a 60 percent chance of rain tomorrow with mild weekend conditions.
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Ward Plaza
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Virginia
Castro claims most invaders killed or captured in Cuba
Fidel Castro said only 4 of the exile guerrillas remain at large after last week’s landing, with two more killed and two captured on Tuesday. He blamed the United States for the invasion and noted Alpha 66’s leadership and recruitment in Miami. The report also covers Nixon's push toward an all volunteer force, draft changes, pay raises, and increased military enlistment efforts.
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Shultz Warns Labor Against Big Pay Increases
Labor Secretary George P. Shultz warned at the United Auto Workers convention in Atlantic City that long term wage hikes in contracts could trigger economic harm. He cited three year deals with 15 percent annual rises as a danger and urged unions to avoid escalating costs while noting the president does not blame workers.
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Akron
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Wall Street declines as Dow drops in early trading
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 5.09 to 757.52 at 10:30 a.m. in moderately active trading. Declines outpaced advances by about 350 issues with most key issues fractional in movement. Opening blocks included Bethlehem Steel, International Nickel, Occidental Petroleum, and Telex with varied changes. New York Stock Exchange quotes showed Pan American, General Electric, Telex, Boeing, Kresge, and Sperry Rand all down from prior levels.
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Hayfield Area Social Roundup Recalls Multiple Visits
Local notes record Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crowser attending the 60th wedding anniversary of W. Frank and Mrs. Shipe in Middletown. Several families from Baltimore Berryville and nearby towns visited and hosted relatives in Hayfield and Star Tannery area over the past week.
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James Lewis
Winchester
Walter Dawson
Baltimore
W. B. Solomons
James Morris
Berryville
Agnes Shirley
Pearl Crawford
Wardensville
Arnold Ryan
Cindy
Luther Larrick
Richard Orndoff
Eddie
Ann
Nancy
Gary
Manassas
Lee Fout
Stephenson
James Tomblin
Harry Carbaugh
Stephens City
D.A. Frazier
Edward Dawson
Harold Slater
W.B. Solomon
Latham
Frank Fogle
Frances Brengle
Betty Oates
Otis Maury
Gore
W. B. Solomon
Dawson
Hawley Jackson
Star Tannery
Domesday Book Returns in Revised Second Edition
The English have decided to print a revised second edition of the Domesday Book, 900 years after the first. William the Conqueror ordered the originals in 1085 to tax the newly conquered lands, and in under a year the survey produced a detailed portrait of the feudal kingdom still cited as legal authority today.
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William the Conqueror
Council members discuss ordinance draft referencing Richmond model
Council members including Thomas G. Scully and B B Dutton discuss drawing a new ordinance guided by Richmond. PHW outlines development programs as several councilors and PHW representatives attend, listing multiple names and participants.
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Richmond
B.B. Dutton
Stewart Bell
PHW
Wendell Seldon
James Fleming
Julian Armel
George Garber
H.W. Butler, Jr
Thomas Glass
Charles Dorton
Robert Barbour
Lee Taylor
Julian Glass
William Mort
Elsie Rosenberger
C. Ridgely White
Charles Kirkland
Vietnamese push into Cambodia seize huge war stockpiles
South Vietnamese task forces thrust into Cambodia report capturing more than 20 tons of munitions, five tons of medical supplies, 150 rifles, and 1,000 rifles among booty. They claim 237 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed, while 26 South Vietnamese died and 105 wounded. A Marine aircraft was shot down nearby with one crewman rescued and another missing.
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Cambodia
Saigon
U.S
Laotian Panhandle
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