Obituaries for Martin Feltner and Florence Oates
Two obituary notices from Winchester Memorial Hospital list Martin Feltner age 59 of Gainesboro and Florence Oates age 78 of High View. Feltner born December 16 1806 in Clarke County was a painter for 30 years. Burial in Mount Hebron follows a Friday funeral at Jones Funeral Home. Oates born February 9 1888 taught in Hampshire County schools and was active in Timber Ridge United Church of Christ with multiple survivors. Funeral conducted Friday at 2 p.m. in Timber Ridge United Church of Christ.
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Martin Feltner
Vite
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Feltner
Clarke County
Daniel
Mary Murray Feltner
Blanche Braithwaite Ee
Bruce Feltner
Park, Md
Herbert Feltmer
Hayfield
Jack Feltner
Madge Shelly
Alfred Feltner
Roger Feltner
Douglas Feltner
Florence Oates
High View
W. Va
Timber Ridge
Nigerian Rebels Report Slain Gen Ironsi and Fajuyi
Nigerian sources claim Maj. Gen. Johnson Agutyi Ironsi, head of the military junta, and Lt. Col. Adekunle Fajuyi, western region governor, were executed by rebels in Ibadan. Reports not independently confirmed. censorship was in force.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Tbadan
Johnson Agutyi-Ironsi
Adekunle Fajuyi
Ironsi
Fajuyi
Ibanan
Mrs Jessie Farmer Reynolds Reynolds dies at 70 in Frederick County
Mrs Jessie Farmer Reynolds 70 of 553 North Loudoun Street Frederick County died this morning. She was born March 15 1895 in Gore daughter of Asbury Farmer and Addie Haines Farmer. Survived by sons William H Reynolds and Delvin R Reynolds both of Frederick County six sisters and brothers and six grandchildren two great grandchildren with one son Harry Garland Reynolds predeceased. Funeral Saturday at 3 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home burial Gravel Springs.
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Jessie Farmer Reynolds
Loudoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Reynolds
Gore
Asbury
Addie Haines Farmer
Branson Reynolds
William H. Reynolds
Delvin R. Reynolds
Frederick County
Earl Farmer
Winchester
Elia Reid
Atlanta blast escalates as police face anti loitering clashes
Twenty seven adults and seven juveniles were arrested on disorderly conduct charges after a Tuesday outbreak in a predominantly Negro neighborhood in Atlanta. Sixteen policemen were injured, none seriously, as youths threw rocks and bottles. A motorcycle officer B C Basham was rescued by a squad car and crowd dispersal followed. Authorities said a warrant would be issued for Lemuel B Schultz a SNCC worker if he misses court August 17 on traffic charges.
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Atlanta
B. C. Basham
Lemuel B. Schultz
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Del White seeks study toward elimination of college tuition fees
Norfolk AP report: Del J War ren White Jr. will ask the Virginia Council on Higher Education to study and propose steps toward eliminating tuition in state supported colleges. He wants a plan to prevent fee hikes, gradually reduce fees, and eventually remove them, arguing free tuition should apply to qualified Virginians as in secondary schools. The move follows a Southern Regional Education Board meeting noting tuition rises and growing enrollments. The second item notes US to pull out six Air Force reconnaissance squadrons from France beginning this month.
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Norfolk
del. J. Warren White Jr
Virginia Council On High Education
Prince B. Woodward
Council
Virginia
White
Vireginia
Ther Board
U. S
Washington
United States
Air Force
France
Pentagon
Watch Taken From Car
A gold watch valued at 51 dollars was stolen from the glove compartment of an unlocked 1962 convertible owned by Cecil McDonald of 935 Barville Ave. The car was parked on a North Kent Street lot, police said.
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Cecil McDonald
Berryville Ave
N. Kent St
Missouri and Kansas Primary Results Highlight Incumbents
In Missouri three incumbents won renomination Richard H. Schord in the 8th Paul C. Jones in the 10th and Durward G. Hall in the 7th. Robert L. Sharp won the Republican nomination in the 1st District to face Democrat Frank Karsten. State Auditor Haskell Holman easily won renomination in the only statewide race.
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Missouri
Richard H. Schord
Paul C. Jones
Durward G. Hall
Robert L. Sharp
Frank Karsten
Haskell Holman
Governor’s son linked to Texas sniping monster
Whitman, a 47 year old plumber, told reporters his son Charles Joseph Whitman killed at the University of Texas and that the boy is sick. Whitman said his wife’s body was sent to Rosenburg, Texas, as funeral plans were made.
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Whitman
University of Texas
Charlie
Patrick
Pat
Charles Joseph Whitman
Rosenburg
Tex
ASC Mails 52000 To Farmers In Cropland Div version
Farmers in Frederick County will receive about 52000 in payments for diverted cropland under the Cropland Diversion program as explained by Virginia McClure secretary of the ASC. Diversions are paid 15 to 30 per acre per fiscal year with reductions for grazing permission denied due to drought. About 500 of 3200 diverted acres have been released. The committee urged a winter cover program and noted drought continues to impact beef and dairy cattle with limited grazing. Surplus corn requests received no action. drought hampers feed supplies for cattle through winter. Attendees included Stickley Brumback Wolfe and Litten.
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Frederick County
Frederick Agricultural Stabilization & Conservation Committee
Virginia McClure
U.S. Department of Agriculture
State Sane Committee
Richmond
ASC
Chester D. Litten
Robert K. Stickley
Elmer M. Venskoske
Malcolm T. Brumback
John T. Wolfe
Walter T. Anderson
Paul T. Moore
Soil Conservation Service
Mr. Litten
Podgorny Reelected In Russia
Nikolai Vv Podgorny was reelected president of the Soviet Union by the Supreme Soviet in Moscow. The unanimous vote was a formality as Parliament elected June 12 reappointed Alexei Kosygin as premier. Both men were nominated to continue by Leonid Brezhnev and belong to the 11 man politburo.
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Moscow
Nikolai Vv. Podgorny
Soviet Union
Supreme Soviet
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Brezhnev
Five in Family Found Shot to Death in California
In Milpitas California a neighbor found the Euart family of five dead from a single rifle shot. Jeanette Euart 32 allegedly killed her husband Kent 45 and children Denise 8 Eric 7 and Randy 5 before taking her own life. police classify it as murder and self-inflicted death. Daniel Dwelle and his wife alerted authorities after missing Bible class.
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Milpitas
Calif
Jim Murray
Jeanette Euart
Kent
Denise
Eric
Randy
Daniel Dwelle
Weather Today Clear And Cooler Tonight In Winchester
Clear and cooler tonight with low temperatures in the low to mid 50s. Thursday will be fair with highs near 77 to 80, and Friday turns partly cloudy with a bit warmer conditions. North to northwest winds at 10 to 15 mph today, then northerly at about 10 mph Thursday. Five day trend shows temperatures about 4 to 7 degrees below normal, with a warmer weekend followed by cooler Sunday and Monday and showers at the weekend. Sunset 8 23 p.m. Sunrise 6 14 a.m. Moonrise 10 01 p.m. Last Quarter Aug 9. Rainfall 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. none. July rainfall to date 73. 1966 year rainfall 16.54. Average yearly rainfall 36.56. monthly averages listed.
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Winchester
Loudoun Fireman Hawse Injured Battling Grass Fire
Fireman Tru man Hawse, 39, of Loudoun County is in satisfactory condition at Winchester Memorial Hospital after suffering first and second degree burns while fighting a grass fire on the Victor duPont estate. The blaze covered more than 40 acres as wind blew burning straw into his truck cab.
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Loudoun County
Truman Hawse
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hawse
Victor duPont
Middletown Zoning Program Clears Commission
Mrs Alma Groff reporting unanimously approved zoning plan by the Planning and Zoning Commission after a July 26 hearing with few citizens. The measure moves to the Town Council for action as the council also unanimously passes an ordinance restricting parking of disabled cars. All members except Phil Gum attended the August council meeting.
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Middletown
Alma Groff
Planning and Zoning Commission
Peach Offers Light as Demand Is Moderate in Market Report
The Federal State Market News reports the first peach season with light offers and moderate demand. The market is steady with shipping point prices in Martinsburg Winchester area including Jerseylands two inches up at 3.40 to 3.50 dollars and some 3.75, two and a quarter inches up at 3.75, Redhaven two inches up at 3.40.
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Market News
Martinsburg-Winchester
Jerseylands
Redhaven
Wall Street Rises After Inland Steel Price Hike News
Wall Street rallied in active trading led by Inland Steel price increases on a key product, with Republic Steel and Jones & Laughlin up about a point each. Major industrials and many sectors advanced as inflation fears grew from June installment credit gains and the AP average slid to year lows.
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New York
Inland Steel
Republic Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
Wall Street
IBM
KLM
Eastern Air Lines
United Aircraft
Boeing
Douglas Airecraft
Radio Corp
Zenith
Control Data
Sperry Rand
du Pont
American
Pan American Airlines
Johns
Ford
Southern Railway
American Telephone
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John M.feltner
Fred L.oates
John Martin Feltner
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
OMDS
Loudoun Street
L OF
the Golden
Mrs. Reynolds
Jones Funeral Home
Gravel Springs Cemetery
del. White
Source
U.S. Weather Bureau
T Heritage White Aluminum
Burea
Forcce
Gulf Coast
Ohio
Tennessee
Mississippi
Plains
Docking
Arkansas
Kansas
Avery
Dell Crozier
Wichita
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
I, Q
Niagra Falls
Ave
Podgorny
Russia
Loudoun
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
Athur, Inc. A Insurance
Boscawen St
Aluminum
N. Cameron St
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