Obituary of Carl A Loy of Kirby West Virginia
Carl A Loy 78 of Kirby West Virginia died yesterday en route to Winchester Memorial Hospital He is survived by Nora Hott Loy his widow four sons Glen Loy Garland Loy Charles and Cleo Loy two daughters Ray Emmart and Lincoln Cox sixteen grandchildren eleven great grandchildren one brother Charlie Loy and one sister Ella Bowman A funeral service will be held Thursday at 2 pm at Mount Zion Methodist Church with burial in Mount Zion Cemetery.
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Carl A. Loy
Kirby
W.va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Loy
J.W
Rachel Peters Loy
Nora Hott Loy
Glen Loy
Romney
Garland Loy
Charles
Cleo Loy
Rio
W. Va
Ray Emmart
Hanging Rock
Lincoln Cox
Charlie Loy
Missouri
Ella Bowman
Union Bridge
Mount Zion Methodist Church
Frank Snyder
Summer Sawyers
McKee Funeral
Mount Zion Cemetery
Turbulent Storms Hit Richmond in Early Morning
A line of severe thunderstorms struck Richmond causing over an inch of rain in the west end and minor damage citywide. The Byrd Field weather bureau timed the storm from 6:01 a.m. to 7:01 a.m., with flooding from clogged catch basins, a power outage affecting about 700 customers, a washed out brick sidewalk in Church Hill, and a burst water main in east Richmond.
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Richmond
West End
Byrd Field
Church Hill
East Richmond
Bond Denied for Benner. Trial Set July 27
Judge Elliott Marshall denied bond for Ralph Jackson Benner Jr who faces murder charges in the deaths of John Robert Garrett 17 and Betty June Boyd 16. Benner 18 remains jailed in Winchester Frederick County awaiting the July 27 trial.
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Elliott Marshall
Ralph Jackson Benner, Jr
John Robert Garrett
Betty June Boyd
Benner
Winchester - Frederick County
Boyd
Emory Lee Shifflett
Peggy Jane Miller
Shifflett
Courtney Loring Ashwood
Betty Locke
Howard Allen Coleman
Raymond Brisecoe
Udge Marshall
John M. Harel
Wayne Gibson Curry
Carl R. Stoter
John Reed
Soviet Agrees To Five Power Conference On Disarmament
Paris sources report that Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko accepted a French proposal for a five power disarmament conference including the United States Britain France the Soviet Union and Communist China excluding nonnuclear nations. He and Maurice Couve de Murville also discussed European security the German question and UN matters.
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Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Maurice Couve de Murville
United States
Britain
France
China
Gromyko
Couve de Murville
United Nations
Groe Smyko
Civic Clubs Greet Queen Elect at Noon Luncheon
The Joint Civic Club Luncheon marks the start of Festival events welcoming Queen Shenandoah 38th Neva Goodwin Rockefeller. Miss Rockefeller to cut apple pie then tour the city with Maids of Honor and princesses from Handley James Wood and Shenandoah College.
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Exchange, Lions, Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Shenandoah 38Th
Neva Goodwin Rockefeller
Miss Rockefeller
Phil Whitney
Rotary
Handley, James Wood
Shenandoah College
VaVa
Lorraine Reed
James Wood
Barbara Lee Hott
Handley
Sherry Ensogna
Ann Cover Kern
Sweetbriar College
Lindsey Massie
Randolph Macon College
Pinckney Arthur
Jeannie Burke Battaile
Mary Carolynn Anderson
Queen Shenandoah
Viet Cong beaten in South Vietnam claims by Walker
Patrick Gordon Walker said in Hong Kong that the Viet Cong are being beaten in South Vietnam and noted a change for the better in the fight. Britain endorsed a Soviet plan for talks on Cambodia as a step toward Viet Nam peace, though Cambodian leaders reportedly oppose US and South Vietnamese attendance. Gromyko and Couve de Murville discussed Viet Nam in Paris while Lodge prepared to visit Saigon after meetings with President Park.
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Gordon Walker
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London
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Johnson
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Seoul
Korea
Chung Hee Park
Chamber names Robert Gerholz to lead U S Chamber
The U S Chamber of Commerce announced Flint Michigan builder Robert P Gerholz as the new president to succeed Walter F Carey of Birmingham Michigan at the chamber 43d annual convention. The selection names a leader for the country s largest business group.
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Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Robert P. Gerholz
Flint
Mich
Walter F. Carey
Birmingham
Virginia Weather and New York Stock Market Roundup
Virginia hosts a cool, cloudy spell with a chance of rain through Wednesday and Thursday as temperatures fall to the 40s at night and 50s by day. In New York, steel stocks led gains on a broad market rally as trading remained heavy and the Dow and other indices posted gains, with Reynolds Tobacco steering tobacco stocks lower on anticipated price moves.
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Associated Press
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Standard & Poor
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Bethelehem
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Lukens
National
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Reynolds Tobacco
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Republicans Seek Humphrey Goodwill Trip to India Pakistan
Twelve House Republicans asked Vice President Humphrey to make a goodwill tour to India and Pakistan to show no slight in postponing visits by Indian and Pakistani heads of state.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
India
Pakistan
U.S
Johnson
Marine and Viet Cong clash near Da Nang continues
United States Marines engage Viet Cong for the seventh day around Da Nang with about 350 Marines in the field. Four Marines wounded by snipers and mines. one helmet bullet impact. others lightly hurt from mines and a grenade blast.
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AN Suk
South Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Hill 327
Viet Nam
Robert L. Crawford
Springfield
Fragmented Puzzle Clue List Includes Obscure Answers
A scrambled list of items including numbers and place names appears to reference a riddle or puzzle. Elements such as the Irish Sea and Quicksilver surface alongside terms like Perry and the east toward the Equator. The snippet hints at a broader treasure or quiz.
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Perry
Irish Sea
Livestock Market Report from Baltimore AP USDA
U S cattle receipts 150 not enough to test trade. Hog receipts 350 and moderately active. Barrows and gilts 25 cents lower than Monday's close. sows scarce. US 1 2 190 230 lb hogs 19.25. small lots 19.50. US 1 3 180 240 lb 18.75 19.25 mostly 19.00 19.25. US 2 3 235 270 lb 18.00 19.00.
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Baltimore
USDA
House OKs bill to allow U S service members foreign decorations
The House approved a bill to permit U S servicemen to accept medals from South Vietnam or its allies in the Viet Nam war, overcoming a constitutional ban that forbids Americans from accepting foreign decorations without Congress approval.
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Washington
House
Senate
U.S
Congress
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