Obituary for Mrs Tenitie L Nichols 61 Winchester
Mrs. Tenitie Louise Nichols 61 of 411 North Kent Street died today at Winchester Memorial Hospital born March 15 1908 daughter of John and Louise Palmer Crouse she is survived by her husband Simon Nichols two daughters Hazel Bean of Winchester and Margaret Bowser of Marion Ohio three sons Virgil Whitacre of Winchester Paul Whitacre and Junior Whitacre of Marion 15 grandchildren four great grandchildren one sister Millie Kerns of Whitacre three brothers Jerry Crouse Edn Crouse and Jam 5 Crouse of Gainesboro. Body at Omps Funeral Home funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Tenitie Louise Nichols
N. Kent St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Nichols
Bor
John and
Louise Palmer Crouse
Simon Nichols
Hazel Bean
Winchester
Margaret Bowser
Marion
Ohio
Virgil Whitacre
Paul Whitacre
Junior Whitacre
Millie Kerns
Whitacre
Jerry Crouse
Edn Crouse
Jam
Crouse
Gainesboro
Omps Funeral Home
Holton to Address Jaycees Here
A. Linwood Holton Republican candidate for governor will speak to Winchester Jaycees at a 6 30 p m dinner meeting at the Holiday Inn East. Holton, a Roanoke lawyer, helped found the Nixon for President Committee and has chaired Roanoke GOP and state party committees. He previously ran for Virginia House of Delegates and for governor in 1965, 1961, and 1955 with varying results.
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A. Linwood Holton
Winchester Jaycees
Holiday Inn East
Mr. Holton
Roanoke
Roanoke City
Republican Committee
Virginia
Republican State Central Committee
Virginia House of Delegates
H. Clyde Pearson
Pearson
Holton
Truck Stolen From Denny's Auction Route 7
State Trooper R L Bruce reports a 1969 Goneton van type truck with red cab and aluminum body bearing Denny's Inc on sides was stolen from Denny's Commission Auction on Route 7 between 2 and 5 a.m. It was unclear if the truck carried furniture.
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Denny’s Commission
Route
R. L. Bruce
Denny’s Inc
Condemned Men Face Grim Countdown to Maxell v. Bishop
Nearly 500 condemned inmates across the United States face a new life-or-death countdown tied to the Supreme Court’s October 13 reargument date in Maxwell v Bishop. The case challenges death penalty standards and could revive or end capital punishment nationwide.
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Homer Bigart
New York Times Service
San Quentin
Calif
United States
Supreme Court
Maxwell v. Bishop
William L. Maxwell
Arkansas
Utah
Maxwell
Jack Greenberg
N.A.A. C.P. Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc
New York
Amsterdam
Nixon Calls Conductor Study at Orkney Springs
The article reports on a notable Orkney Springs concert associated with the White House event. It describes the high caliber line up including Sheldon Sanov Edw in Szabo and Ronald Arpa, plus a newly joined Cincinnati Orchestra musician Arron. Astronauts Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins are listed among expected guests for the Astro fete.
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Orkney Springs
Helen M. Yimpson
Sheldon Sanov
Ohio University Orchestra
Athens
Ohio
Szabo
Eastern Michigan University Orchestra
Ronald Arpa
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Arron
Cincinnat Orchestra
Orkly Springs
Washington
Los Angeles
Charlies Lindbergh
Jack Benny
America
White House
Neil Armstrong
Edwin Aldrin
Michhael Collins
Nixon Withdraws Nomination of John Hurd as Ambassador to Venezuela
President Nixon pulls Texas oilman John G. Hurd’s nomination after Hurd requests withdrawal to avoid appearance of conflict of interest. White House says no real conflict exists but respects the letter stating the concern could erode public confidence in the appointment. Senator Church had protested the choice as oil protectionist sent to Caracas.
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Washington
Nixon
John G. Hurd
Texas
Venezuela
Hurd
White House
United States
Frank Church
Idaho
Caracas
Cairo
North Vietnamese forces near DMZ keep strength limited
Viet Nam headquarters in Dong Hai reports no clear sign of a buildup near the DMZ or plans for a large assault into South Vietnam. Marine officers decline to estimate overall NVA strength below the DMZ, but say it is not substantial. Intelligence suggests four NVA regiments, up to 12,000 men, in the northern DMZ area or just north of it, within a night's march of South Vietnam.
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Dong Hai
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Break-ins Reported Across Alexandria Area
Alex and area homes and businesses faced break ins recent days. Neil C. Watson on Rt 629 reported a cabin burglary with an antique ice chest valued at 125 and household goods missing. The incident also saw torn furniture and a rug set afire plus a torn door and stolen tools from the pump house. Burglaries extended to Burgerchef manager James Horton reporting stolen chains used to seal a parking lot worth 20. Electric sign letters, a plastic trash can top, and a Brakeshoe Mobil Station gas pump glass were stolen or damaged totaling small sums. William S Murphy’s Rt 606 home was entered by a broken east window with $1000 stolen. Sheriff Lacy Anderson and deputies investigated.
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Neil C. Watson
Alexandria
James Horton
Burgerchef
Valley Ave
Brakeshoe Mobil Station
Paper Mill Road
William S. Murphy
Rt. 606
Tobacco ads stay on air as AB C rejects plan
Washington AP The American Broadcasting Company refused a tobacco industry proposal to end TV cigarette advertising by year end. The plan offered to pull all ads from radio and television starting January 1 if Congress would shield tobacco firms from antitrust suits and from state and local advertising restrictions.
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Washington
American Broadcasting Company
Tobacco
Congress
Russ Morgan Dies at 65 Led Big Band Era
Las Vegas AP Russ Morgan a key figure in the big band era died at 65 from a cerebral hemorrhage. He led The Russ Morgan Orchestra at the Dunes Hotel and wrote hits like Your Nobody Till Somebody Loves You and Does Your Heart Beat For Me. He helped the Dorsey brothers start and once shared Scranton church ties with them.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Russ Morgan
Yesteryear
Dorsey Brothers
Morgan
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Dunes Hotel
Las Vegas Strip
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Tommy
Jimmy Dorsey
Dorseys
Escapee Shot After Attempted Run on Paris Mountain Route 50
A convict fled from a work camp on Route 50 Paris Mountain and was shot by a guard after entering brush. Guards, state police, and deputies conducted searches until afternoon. A truck driver later reported spotting the wounded man, who was removed to Warren Memorial Hospital and then to the State Penitentiary Hospital in Richmond.
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Paris Mountain
Highway Department
Clarke County
Sheriff’s Department
Clarke
Albert Nicodemus
Route 50
Nicodemus
Moore
Loudoun County
John H. Enders
Warren Memorial Hospital
Camp 7
Mr. Blankenship
State Penitentiary Hospital
Richmond
Two youths moved to Southampton Receiving Unit
Richard Lee Nicholson Jr and Julian Forrest Boyer, sentenced to 54 years for abducting and raping a 15 year old, were transferred from Clarke County jail to the new Southampton Correctional Farm receiving unit. The facility opened last week to ease penitentiary overcrowding and separate first offenders from older criminals. A May AP report cited the state penitentiary unit as poorly rated.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Southampton Correctional Farm
Richard Lee Nicholson, Jr
Julian Forrest Boyer
Southampton
Albert Nicodemus
Robert K. Woltz
State Penitentiary
Associated Press
Wall Street Opens Mixed With Modest Dow Slide
The New York market shows a mixed early tone as the Dow Jones average at 10:30 a.m. slips 1.04 to 825.23 while advances edge declines. Notable blocks trade at Pan American Sulphur 15, American Telephone 53, Occidental Petroleum 35 53, RCA 374, and opening quotes include Union Carbide 42, Coastal States Gas 36, Anaconda 29 1/2, Consolidated Edison 2 1/2, Computer Sciences 23.
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New York
American Telephone & Telesgraph
Occidental Petroleum
RCA
Union Carbide
Coastal States Gas
Anaconda
Consolidated Edison
Computer Sciences
Answers 1 Haiti 2 Virginia 3 Honor Thy Father and Mother
A list style prompt with numbered items includes topics such as Haiti Virginia and a misquoted phrase. It references a public domain style quiz or riddle sequence without a clear news event or narrative.
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Haiti
Virginia
Virginia Weather Outlook With Showers Likely
The forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and a chance of showers tonight with lows in the mid 60s to 70s. Saturday and Sunday remain mostly cloudy with a shower chance and highs in the mid to upper 80s. Temperatures will run well below normal overall, with a warming trend Tuesday and Wednesday. Mountain areas may see about 1/2 inch Sunday. Noon readings show 82 for today, 66 for tonight.
Yearly and Monthly Rainfall Averages Across Several Periods
The report lists 24 hour rainfall up to 8 30 a m with August and year to date figures. It provides average monthly rainfall over 56 years, and five year and long term January to December totals. The document also notes the five year rainfall totals from 1964 to 1968 and the long term yearly average of 36.43 inches.
Kennedy asked cousin to take rap for drowning secretary
Columnist Jack Anderson claims Senator Edward M. Kennedy asked cousin Joseph Gargan to take the rap for driving the car that went off a bridge and drowned Mary Jo Kopechne. Gargan disputes the report while Anderson cites reliable sources and notes Kennedy filed a police statement.
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Washington (Ap
Jack Anderson
Edward M. Kennedy
Joseph Gargan
Anderson
Gargan
Kennedy
Edgartown Police
Drew Pearson
Washington Post
Hyannis Port
Mass
Mary Jo Kopechne
Martha’s Vineyard
Keane
Kennedy Testimony Sought in Chappaquiddick Inquest
District Atty Edmund Dinis plans an inquest into the July 18 car crash on Chappaquiddick Island that killed Mary Jo Kopechne. He aims to call Sen Edward Kennedy and 20 or more witnesses, though court officials caution a post Labor Day timeline.
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New Bedlord
Mass
Edmund Dinis
Edward M. Kennedy
Dinis
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Mary Jo Kopechne
Washington
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