Obituary notes for Miss Sarah Miller Forney and Herbert E Jackson
Miss Sarah Miller Forney 77 died Saturday in Winchester Memorial Hospital Born May 24 1887 in Winchester she was a Garfield Memorial Hospital graduate and lived most of her life here Survived by sister Hilda Young Forney foster children and relatives Funeral at First Brethren Church Tuesday 4 PM with Rev Paul E Dick Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery George B Forney and David R Forney and Timmie Clark listed among survivors Herbert E Jackson 64 of 372 E Piccadilly St died this morning Born Sep 25 1899 in Woodbine NY he was a Pine Motor Co mechanic long time Grace Lutheran Church member Survived by wife and son and several stepchildren brothers and sisters Funeral arrangements pending
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Miss Forney
Winchester
George and
Elizabeth Young Forney
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Washington
Hilda Young Forney
Foster
L. R. Milburn
St. Petersburg
Fla
George B. Forney
David R. Forney
Timmie Clark
Falls Church
Charles Trenary
Commissioner of Revenue
Kurtz
E. Clifford St
First Brethren Church
Paul E. Dick
Frank Loy
Richard M. Suddith
Douglas D, Spillman
Earl D, Hilderbrand
Holmes L. Fletcher
Roy Duncan
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Herbert. E. Jackson
E. Piccadilly St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Jackson
Woodbine
N.Y
Edward C
Hilda Johnson Jackson
Nel de Racey
Pine Motor Company
Grace Lutheran Church
David W. Jackson
Suffield
Carr
Boyce
H S Duffey Former School Supt Dies
Hugh 8 Duffey 75 former Winchester schools superintendent died Wednesday at Sib ley Hospital. He lived in Washington and was born Falls Church son of Dr J W Duffey. He studied Randolph Macon College Harvard Columbia and George Washington. He led Winchester schools 1922 1930 and advised Korea Bureau of Agricultural Economics after WWII. He leaves three sons a sister a brother and five grandchildren. burial was in Washington.
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Winchester
Sibley Hospital
Washington
Mr. Duffey
Falls Church
J. W. Duffey
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Harvard
Columbia
George Washington
Duffey
Bureau of Agriculture Economics
Korea
Census Bureau
Maurice J. Duffey
Morristown
Richard L. Duffey
Arlington
Donald C. Duffey
State College
Mass
Mary K, Duffey
Gaithersburg
John H. Duffey
Bethesda
White Youths Hurl Stones At Police In Hicksville
In Hicksville New York several hundred people watched as white youths attacked police with rocks during a CORE picket against Vigilant Realty Co CORE and anti CORE demonstrators faced off near the realty firm which tenants say should be open occupancy but the company denies discrimination police arrested two youths with stones and escorted CORE marchers to their cars
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Hicksville
N.Y
Congress of Racial Equality
Lincoln Lynch
Long Island
CORE
Vigilant Realty Co
Anticore
Man Charged In Shotgun Attack Injuries
Roger Mudd a 33 year old Black man of 16 Fremont Street was charged with felonious assault in the wounding of two Black youths Saturday night Pamela Sloan a 11 of 579 North Kent Street faced five shotgun pellets in the face and many more wounds Joseph Lavender Jr 19 of Winchester had 15 shots in the legs and two in the back all treated at Memorial Hospital Mudd jailed on one thousand dollar bond police said a preliminary hearing not set Officers Johnson and Pitcock responded to the Kent and Kern Street scene
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Roger Mudd
Fremont St
Pamela A. Sloan
N. Kent St
Joseph Lavender, Jr
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Mudd
Alvin Johnson
Charles Pitcock
Kent St
Sloan
Massacre by Lumpa sect in Northern Rhodesia shocks region
In Luste area near Chinsali 150 Africans were killed as Lumpa followers led by Prophetess Alice Lenshina attacked government offices killed a policeman and five children and looted weapons. Troops airlifted to quell the vengeance raid amid sect violence and arson. Authorities deploy about 2200 troops and police to crush the campaign.
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Alice Lenshina
Chinsali
Stone
Navy destroys North Vietnamese fighters in retaliatory action
The United States responded to attacks on the Maddox by engaging Hanoi backed forces in a backfire raid. Washington denied Laos based fighter bombers attacked North Vietnam, while Hanoi accused U.S. forces of crossing borders. Congress praised the Navy with no immediate calls for broad retaliation.
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United States
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Foreign Ministry
U.S
Laos
North Viet Nam
Bank Stock Gift Offered to House Banker
House Banking Committee member was offered and rejected a gift of bank stock valued at $14,000. Chairman Wright Patman said bankers' lobbyists use this tactic to influence congressmen. He cited the incident, withholding names, as part of a prepared House speech.
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Gtft Committee
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House
Jersey Youth Attack Injures Hudak Family in Car
At 10 45 p m a group of youths attacked John Hudak Jr 22 his mother Dorothy 47 and sister Dorothy 18 in their car in Jersey City The son was treated at Jersey City Medical Center for a severe facial cut while the mother and daughter were sent home
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Dorothy
Hudak
Jersey City Medical Center
Bus shooting defense questions evidence at Clarke County hearing
The preliminary hearing in Clarke County Circuit Court Room examined bullets recovered from a bus tire after a shooting near White Post. Defense attorney Lynn Lucas questioned State Trooper D A Sheetz and Treasury agent JR Murphy about the car involved, Harold Potts presided.
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New Macedonia Baptist Church
Washington
D.C
White Post
Lynn Lucas of
Luray
D. A. Sheetz
FBI
JR. Murphy
Treasury Department
Baltimore Livestock Market Report Details Cattle and Hog Prices
USDA notes 1,000 cattle receipts with 35 percent slaughter steers and heifers 55 percent cows and rest bulls. Trading active with steers and heifers steady to higher, cows up 25 to 50 cents, bulls steady. hogs 1,200 receipts with barrows and gilts down 25 cents, sows mixed by weight.
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Baltimore
USDA
Congress contends with timing as session faces recess
Congress fights timing to reconcile House and Senate measures on defense health care and social security. House passed a 3.2 billion appropriation awaiting Senate action. Sugar bill faces late-session action under Rep Harold D Cooley. If not finished by Aug 20 leaders may recess to conventions in Atlantic City.
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Senate
Ina
Harold D. Cooley
D-N,c
House Agriculture Committee
Atlantic City
Wall Street Mixed Gains Amid Steel Rally And Auto Slump
Wall Street opened with mixed results as steel shares rose on expectations of higher prices while auto stocks weakened on labor contract nerves. U S Steel gained about a point. General Motors fell 14. Ford and Studebaker eased. aerospace like Boeing firmed on tension news. IBM and Du Pont fell. AP average up 0.4 to 319.3.
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Virginia Five Day Weather Outlook
The forecast shows cloudy conditions today with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight, low around 70. Tuesday will be partly cloudy with highs in the 80s, followed by a fair Wednesday with moderate temperatures. Temperatures across the period are about 2 to 5 degrees above normal, with a daily chance of scattered thunderstorms.
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North
Appalachians
Ohio
Tennessee
Misssissippi Valley
North Pacific
Rocky Mountain Region
Great Basin
Upper
Mississippi
Lakes Region
Ohio Valley
Rainfall figures for August and year-to-date
The report lists rainfall data including past 48 August rainfall to date 0.41 inches, 1964 rainfall to date 19.88 inches, and 51 year averages. It provides monthly averages for January to December with values such as January 2.38 inches and August 3.81 inches, along with annual averages.
Rusk Says U S Knows Contest for Keeps
Secretary of State Dean Rusk declared the struggle between freedom and Communist imperialism is for keeps and must be the State Department’s top priority until worldwide peace and freedom are achieved. He urged victory without a great war and warned against an incineration of the Northern Hemisphere as a path to freedom.
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New York
Dean Rusk
Rusk
State Department
Hemisphere
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