Obituaries for Reed Elliott Smoke in Winchester
Charles William Reed of West Cecil Street dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital born in Millwood. Survived by brother Sylvester Reed of Pontiac and sister Dorothy Jackson of Pontiac. Funeral at Cartwright Funeral Home with Rev Newton Turner, burial at Orrick Cemetery. Donald Elliott of Fremont Street dies at home with funeral arrangements pending. Asa L Smoke of Mountain Falls death, service at Camp Funeral Home with pallbearers listed, burial Mt Olive Cemetery.
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Charles William Reed
W. Cecil St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Reed
Millwood
Winchester
Sylvester Reed
Pontiac, Mich
Dorothy Jackson
Pontiac
Cartwright Funeral Home
Newton Turner
Orrick Ceme
Donald Elliott
Fremont St
Asa L. Smoke
Mountain Falls
Theamps Funeral
Harold F. Fuller
Lewis Ritter
James B. Frye
Ralph Frye
Emmett Boyce
Harry Glynn
Frank Huffman
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Asa Larrick
Sun
Omps
Four Die In Two Virginia Traffic Crashes
Police report four fatalities in Pittsylvania and Chesterfield Counties from two crashes. In Pittsylvania a two car collision on U S 29 north of Danville killed Miriam Earl Anderson 17 and James White 34. A separate Chesterfield crash on Virginia 711 left Miriam F Dickinson Jr 25 and George T Stainback 26 dead.
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Associated Press
Pittsylvania
Chesterfield
Miriam Earl Anderson
South Boston
James White
Blairs
U.S. 29
Pittsylvania County
Danville
Miriam F. Dickinson ,Jr
Chester
George T. Stainback
Richmond
Virginia
Chesterfield County
Haymarket
Robert Lee’ Ight
Burlington
N.C
Virginia 55
U.S. 15
Poverty program defense faces questions over funds
Rev. J Paschall Davis of Nashville denounces unverified charges against the Office of Economic Opportunity tied poverty funds. He says allocations supported a local school program but would stop if it teaches race hatred, while noting a nonfleet station wagon issue involving SNCC.
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Nashville, Tenn
Office of
Ecnomic Opportunity
Judiciary Committee
Nashville
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Davis
Wall Street
Nashville Metropolitan Action Commission
Washington
Liberation
Fred H. Brooks
SNCC
Wilmington
Tenn
John A. Sorace
Senate Judiciary Committee
Greek Junta Faces Rising Communist Tension in Athens
Brigadier Stylianos Palacos says Communist elements seek to push the government toward stricter repression amid a growing opposition. Reports describe anti regime leaflets, a bomb blast near a hotel, and scattered arrests as authorities hold nearly 2,000 political prisoners on Yioura and Leros.
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Athens
Greece
Stylianos Palacos
Patacos
Antiregime
New Greece
Patriotic Front
Constitution Square
Crete
Macedonia
Palacos
Yioura
Leros
Aegean Sea
Salonika
Eisenhower Flown to Walter Reed After Illness
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, aged 76, was airlifted by helicopter from his Gettysburg, Pennsylvania farm to Walter Reed Hospital today. He arrived in pajamas and bathrobe, aided by a hospital aide, with no immediate word on his ailment.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Walter Reed Hospital
Eisenhower
Rally in Peking draws about a million supporters
AP reports about one million protesters gathered in Peking to back Mao Zedong amid the reported deadline for Liu Shao-chi to depart his residence in the leaders' area.
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Tokyo
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Liu Shao-chi
U S Rejects Brazilian Nuclear Explosives Help
U S Ambassador Tuthill said the United States will not aid Brazil or any country in developing nuclear weapons though it would supply peaceful nuclear devices. He argued there is little to learn from manufacturing such weapons and noted Brazil seeks the option for future development. The report also covers French President de Gaulle’s Quebec visit and a British warship incident near Hong Kong.
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U.S
John W. Tuthill
United States
Brazil
Tuthill
Montreal
Quebec Liberal Federation
Charles de Gaulle
Canada
Erick Kierans
de Gaulle
Tokyo
New China News Agency
Hong Kong
Peking
Britain
Nan Hai
Canton
Elgin Curfew Follows Fire Strings of Arson District Turmoil
Police report two area disturbances in Elgin Illinois with five gasoline bomb fires prompting a 10 p.m. curfew. Three African Americans were arrested on arson charges as authorities vow stricter measures amid ongoing unrest.
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Elgin
Ill
Chicago
Terry
Wilmington
General Assembly
Virginia forecast brings milder heat and showers risk
Partly cloudy and not as warm or humid with a chance of showers today highs 82 to 88. Tonight will be fair and cooler with a low 60s to 65. Sunday looks mostly sunny and pleasant with highs in the low 80s. Winds 10 mph from north to northwest. Winchester skies note sunset 8:21 p.m. and sunrise 6:16 a.m. New Moon tonight at 10:49 p.m.
Rainfall records and daily totals for past years
The report lists yearly rainfall from 1962 to 1967 and monthly averages over 54 years. It includes a 24 hour rainfall ending at 8:30 am today and August rainfall to date, with detailed figures for each month and year.
Light plane crash kills three and injures two in three cities
A Beechcraft twin engine plane struck by lightning in a Lancaster thunderstorm crashed into a West End home killing all three aboard. In Winchester two drivers were injured in a separate two car crash at 511 South Loudoun Street.
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Lancaster
West End
Beechcraft
Danbury
Conn
Jane Nisbitt
Waxhaw
N.C
Lewis Ahlborn
Barbara
Ahlborn
Kent School
Kent
Prague
United States
Dan
CTK
Bury
North Carolina
Actress Jane Fonda injured after bird scene in Rome Barbarella
In Rome an encounter with 2000 wrens during a Barbarella scene left actress Jane Fonda feverish in bed. Doctors ruled out a virus and ordered rest after she performed nearly nude in high wind under director Roger Vadim.
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Rome
Jane Fonda
Roger Vadim
Miss Fonda
Brush Fire Fires Through Capri Forcing Tourist Panic
A raging brush fire driven by sea breezes swept Capri causing panic among visitors and threatening hotels and villas. Capri authorities sought NATO assistance from Naples to send firefighting troops and equipment as frightened tourists fled beaches and prepared to evacuate the island.
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Capri
Italy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Naples
Churches Paying Taxes Idea Not New
Indianapolis AP reports that church tax questions echo a 1874 Garfield remark. Garfield, a Disciples lay preacher, told Congress that church property should not be exempt from taxation, arguing exemption amounts to a community tax.
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Indianapolis
Christian Churches (Disciples
James A. Garfield
Congress
Answer Key Pairs With Clues and Historical Terms
A compact listing matches each prompt to a specific answer. Items include religious affiliation, pen name reference, a given name, an amphibian, a historical conflict, a color description, a bird, an author’s work, a directional term, and a number in sequence.
Berryville Parade Winners Highlight Twirlettes and Majorettes
Twirlettes from Warrenton and Majorettes from Wheaton Md placed second and third. Louis Lamp and Bob Grant of Winchester won best restored and best appearing antique cars. Washington DC fire officials judged the parade amid heavy rain that reduced some units but drew strong spectator turnout.
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Wheaton
Louis Lamp
Winchester
Bob Grant
Fire Company
Washington, D.C
Locke
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