Funeral services for Mrs Zemma Flora Lyles of Hagerstown Md
Deaths and Funerals notes a service for Mrs Zemma Flora Lyles in Hagerstown to be held Sunday at 2 PM at Minnick Funeral Home with Rev J Russell Butcher. burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Family will receive friends Saturday 7 to 9 PM.
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Zemma Flora Lyles
Hagerstown
Minnick
J. Russell Butcher
Rose Hilley
Nannie L. Crim
Jones ‘Funeral
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Andrew
John Snapp
Id Snapp
Marshall Snapp
Joseph Crim
Nelson Crim
Freddie L. Crim
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Defense Department outlines job moves to cut costs
The Defense Department said it will offer affected workers new positions to reduce closeout and reset costs. Normal attrition and hiring freezes at other installations will create opportunities, with moving expenses paid for employees who transfer to different defense jobs.
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Pentagon
Department
Defense
Pentagon Set To Close Navy Yards Amid Base Reduction Plan
McNamara outlined heavy costs and excess capacity prompting closures with 11 naval yards under review. Displaced workers would be retrained at government expense, and the Office of Economic Adjustment will assist communities in finding new payrolls. Since December 12 last year 494 major installations have been ordered closed or reduced, with annual savings of about 485 million dollars.
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Office of Economic Adjustment
McNamara
Boston
Naval
Defense
Navy
United States
Ther
Defense Department
Ecuadoran Diplomat Dr Correa Visits Handley Festival
The text describes Dr. Correa of Ecuador, recently named Ambassador to the United States, visiting Handley for the festival. Host and guide is David Rowland of the Winchesters' People-to-People Council. James R. Wilkins, president of the festival, also participates as co-host alongside Ambato’s delegates and city officials.
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Dr. Correa
David Rowland
Handley Librarian
Winchesters
James R. Wilkins
Ecuador
Quito
Correa
Central University of
United Nations
Security Council
United States
Traykov Becomes Bulgaria President After Ganev Death
Bulgarian National Assembly elects Georgi Traykov, architect of forced collectivization, as president to succeed the late Dimitri Ganev. Traykov, already first deputy premier, was chosen unanimously amid a state of heightened political transition.
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Bulgaria
Georgi Traykov
Traykov
National Assembly
Dimitri Ganev
Spellman Marks 25th Anniversary as New York Archbishop
Francis Cardinal Spellman today commemorates the 25th anniversary of his appointment as archbishop of New York, the church's wealthiest see.
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New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Americans Elected to Royal Society in London
Prof. James Franck of the University of Chicago and Prof. Tracy Morton Sonneborn of the University of Indiana were elected today as members of the British Royal Society for the Advancement of Science.
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London
James Franck
University of Chicago
Tracy Morton Sonneborn
University of Indiana
Royal Society For the Advancement of Science
Nationalist China Defense Minister Heads to U S for Medical Checkup
Defense Minister Yu Ta-wei of Nationalist China departed Taipei for the United States for what officials called his annual medical checkup.
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Yu Ta-wei
China
United States
Stilwell Named Chief of Staff for Military Assistance Command Viet Nam
Maj. Gen. Richard G. Stilwell of the U. S. Army is appointed chief of staff of the Military Assistance Command in Viet Nam. The announcement comes from Saigon.
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Saigon
Richard G. Stilwell
U.S. Army
Military Assistance Command
Viet Nam
Ambato Fiesta Queen Eyes 1965 Apple Blossom Appearance
Festival President Wilkins and Mr Rowland said the Queen of Ambato was invited to attend the springtime fete at Apple Blossom time. Arrangements for attendance this year could not be worked out. They hope to host the queen during next year’s festivities.
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George Washington Hotel
Johnson visits students amid unemployment concerns at local school
President Johnson and Mrs. Johnson toured a city school where unemployed former Studebaker workers are training. Dignitaries including Senators Hartke Bayh and Rep. Brademas joined the visit as officials discussed aid and ongoing efforts to address unemployment. In Morgantown, West Virginia a proposed 1.3 million health center was called a step to reduce severe health problems seen abroad.
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Ont
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Lloyd M. Allen
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Bayh
Brademas
Chicago
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Anthony Celebreeze
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
United States
N. H. Dyer
Dam projects spark opposition and cost concerns
The plan includes a $116.9 million chief dam aimed for 1977 completion and a Bloomington Maryland West Virginia line dam authorized with a 1965 target. Seneca dam proposals face congressional resistance over flooding 44000 acres and parts of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. A Potomac study to assess water purification was agreed, with local financing rising $3.4 million under new policy. In Jamaica, copper prospector dies after eight days lost in the Blue Mountains, rescued with exhaustion and hunger.
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Prison riot shocks federal jail during Kennedy assassination anniversary
In a federal jail on the seventh floor three corridors erupted as prisoners slashed inmates with a broken razor blade. Dozens tore mattresses, set fires, and hurled them onto the street near the Kennedy assassination site. Jack Ruby remains jailed awaiting his death sentence appeal from a jury verdict issued March 14. Two escapees remain at large.
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John F. Kennedy
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Ruby
Baloney Bungle: Bandit Paid With Ten Dollar Trick
A would-be bandit failed to rob a Detroit grocery after giving a $10 bill for baloney to trap the clerk Madeline Aluia. He ordered meat, drew a gun when the register opened, but fled when the woman screamed and exited with his note, leaving the baloney behind.
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Detroit
Madeline Aluia
Warning Issued on Town Tags in Berryville
Berryville police warn motorists with vehicles on the street without 1964 Town Tags will be summoned to court. Police Chief Robert Willingham said April 15 was the deadline for obtaining current license tags.
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Berryville
Robert Willingham
Small rural churches seen as unstable for future needs
Dr. William G. Mather of Penn State reports in Green Lake that churches with under 200 members grow slower and spend most resources on self maintenance rather than community service. He warns small rural churches are too small and unstable to meet future problems.
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Green Lake
Wis
William G. Mather
Pennsylvania State University
American Baptist Convention
Mather
Weather Summary for Winchester Virginia
Fair tonight and tomorrow with low 40s to mid 40s and high in the mid 60s. Sunday outlook is fair and cool. Five day forecast shows near normal temperatures with a slight warming midweek and possible rain early next week. Moonrise and moon phase noted for April 24.
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Virginia
Winchester
Rainfall figures and misc items from 1964 page
Rainfall data through 8:30 a m shows April rainfall to date and yearly averages for 51 years with monthly figures from January to December. The fragment lists items including colors, a riddle about a house, Edgar Allan Poe, a glass water bottle, a pipe item, a unit of electrical resistance, and India with yes.
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Daly
Edgar Allan Poe
India
Literary Program At Zion Baptist Church Berryville
A literary program at Zion Baptist Church Berryville Sunday at 3 p.m. benefits the July Rally and is sponsored by the Zion Baptist Junior Church.
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Zion Baptist
Zion Baptist Church
Berryville
Zion Baptist Junior Church
Treaties in Force Highlights U S International Agreements
The publication Treaties in Force from the U S Department of State lists all treaties and other international agreements of the United States.
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U. S. Department of State
United States
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