Obituaries for Barton and Rowland in West Virginia and Virginia
Funeral services were held for Fred Franklin Barton 66 in West Virginia at Dellinger Funeral Home with burial in Massanutten Cemetery and donations to the American Cancer Society. Ella Mae Tinsman 90 died in a local nursing home with arrangements pending. Louise Lickey Rowland 66 of Colonial Heights died Monday in Winchester Memorial Hospital and was buried in Mount Hebron Cemetery after services at Jones Funeral Home.
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Ella Mae Tinsman
Orchard Ave
Enders Funeral Home
Berryville
Miss Thelma DeHaven Dies in Baltimore
Miss Thelma DeHaven of Baltimore formerly of Berkeley County West Virginia died yesterday at Baltimore City General Hospital. Born February 2 1911 in Frederick County she was a former beautician and member of Pine Grove United Methodist Church. She is survived by a daughter Therese Walburn and two brothers Woodrow DeHaven and Gray DeHaven along with a half sister Mabel Fackler. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9 at the funeral home.
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Thelma DeHaven
Baltimore
Brownsville
Texas
Mabel Fackler
Palmyra
Brown Funeral Home
Martinsburg
W. Va
Randy Martin
Pine Grove
Frederick County
Kissinger Warns of Crisis Atmosphere Over SALT II
Henry Kissinger warned that attempts to rewrite SALT II could trigger a crisis atmosphere and push arms talks back by two to three years. He endorsed the treaty conditionally, urged defense spending and Senate-backed linkage, and favored clarifications without renegotiation.
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Washington (Ap
Henry Kissinger
United States
Soviet Union
Kissinger
Sea Foreign Relations Committee
Capitol Hill
Tre
Senate Armed Services
Edward Rowny
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Armed Services Panel
Senate
Carter
U.S
NATO
June Index Dips 0.1 Percent as Leading Indicators Fall
The Commerce Department reports a 0.1 percent June drop in the Composite Index of Leading Indicators, with slower employment and factory orders. The June decline follows May up 0.3 percent and April down 2.1 percent, signaling potential recession timelines under a pattern watched by economist William Cox.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
William Cox
U.S
Carter
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