Obituaries: Grubbs Carrie V and Elmer Dorsey
Carrie Virginia Grubbs 87 of Front Royal died yesterday at Warren Memorial Hospital born December 24 1877 in Frederick County daughter of the late Philip and Mary Jane Grubbs she was the last of her immediate family funeral tomorrow at 2 pm Beattie Funeral Home Front Royal burial Prospect Hill Cemetery Front Royal pallbearers listed Elmer Russell Dorsey Sr 64 of Stephenson died this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital body resting at Omps Funeral Home funeral arrangements incomplete
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Carrie Virginia Grubbs
Sixth St
Front Roy
Warren Mortal Hospital
Frederick County
Philip
Mary Jane Grubbs
Beatt
Front Royal
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Gary Key Ber
Richard Pearson
Manley, Ghipe
Lawrence Maloney
Wooder Pomeroy
Lloyd Pom
Elmer Russell Dorsey, Sr
Stephenson
Winchester Memheist Hospital
Omps Funeral Home
Obituaries Note Two Local Residents Die in Area
Hh Max Oates 46 of Joppa Md died yesterday in General Hospital. He was born in Burlington W Va September 14 1918 and served in World War I. Survived by wife Laverne Rosenberger Oates children Roxann Rodney Mark two brothers and two sisters. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at Giffin Funeral Home Burlington with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Also Olive Feltner Robertson 76 of Washington died yesterday born October 6 1888 in Clarke County. Wife of Norman B Robertson she leaves four siblings. Funeral arrangements are at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville.
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Max Oates
Joppa
General Hospital
Oates
Burlingtom
W. Va
R. Josh
Emma Giffin Oates
Continental Can Co
Baltimore
Laverne Rosenberger Oates
Roxann
Rodney Mark
Lew Rot
Jennings
Olive Feltner Robertson
44Th St. In
Washington
Norman B. Robertson
Robertson
Clarke County
Andrew J
Sarah E. Feltner
Herman Bush
Charles Town
Frank Payne
Martinsburg
Robert Ed Feltner
Bluemont
Two Soldiers Die in Station Wagon Collision at Fort Leonard Wood
Pvt Dennis Floyd 22 of Parma and Pvt Paul Ellison 20 of St Clair died when a station wagon crashed into marching troops at Fort Leonard Wood. About thirty soldiers were injured, two still hospitalized.
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FT. Leonard Wood
Dennis Floyd
Parma
Paul Ellieson
St. Clair
Demonstrators Adopt Declaration of Peace in Washington
A newly formed Assembly of Unrepresented People met on the Capitol grounds and adopted a declaration of peace calling for end to the Vietnam War. About 380 attendees approved marching to the Capitol steps, despite police warnings, as 120 picketers protested at the White House with 35 arrests.
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Washington
U.S
Viet Nam
Qennington Monument
Ithose
White House
State Dept Ends Free Public Access
The State Department shut free public access to its building for the first time in peacetime to boost security per a task force. A spokesman said there were no breaches but precaution is needed. about 250000 dollars and 78 guards will man all entrances in Foggy Bottom Washington.
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Washington
State Department
Potomac
Investigators Focus on Striking but Silent Banana Boat Incident
Witness Burywaise, a Honduran, told Coast Guard that a crewman shot the first mate and captain aboard the banana freighter Seven Seas near Tampa. He hid as gunfire continued, discovering three bodies and a missing two-oared skiff. Authorities released few details on interrogations.
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Spe
Seven Seas
Burywaise
Miami
Tampa
Federal voting rights action targets illiteracy barrier
Atty. Gen. Katzenbach says examiners will register illiterate Negroes and supervise in states where they live while protecting them from violence. DOJ plans legal challenges under the 1965 Voting Rights Act to suspend literacy tests in counties with low registration, designating counties today for federal registrar use.
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Jackson
Miss
Congress
Johnson
Austin
Montgomery
Richmond
North Carolina
Arizona
Idaho
Maine
Weather Today and Five Day Forecast Outlook
The forecast calls for a cool period with a few showers possible Tuesday morning and partly cloudy skies otherwise. Temperatures average 4 to 5 degrees below normal over the five day span with showers likely by week end and cooler conditions persisting into Wednesday.
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Great Lakes
Middle Atlantic Coast
Arizona
Rockies
Plains
Ohio Valley
Virginia
Midlands
U S to Bring Viet Soldiers Under 18 Home
Saigon AP report says the 173rd Airborne Brigade is screening members in Vietnam and will remove those under 18. About 100 youths are expected to be sent out. remaining under-18 troops may be sent to Okinawa or the United States, not to combat zones.
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Saigon
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Viet Nam
U.S
Bien Hoa Air Base
Okinawa
United States
173Rd
Raids Hit Viet Cong Targets Across South Vietnam
U S Navy and Marine planes bombed suspected Viet Cong positions from 60 miles southeast of Saigon to Da Nang while air strikes continued in North Vietnam. Three 7th Fleet destroyers pounded targets as fire and destruction reported. forces total around 82 400 in Vietnam with diverse service deployments.
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Marine Corps
South Viet Nam
7Th Fleet
John R. Craig
Orlock
Hanson
Saigon
da Nang
U.S
Viet Nam
Vinh Army Barracks
Hanoi
Dien Bien Phu
Vinh
Coast Guard
Baltimore cattle and hog prices in active markets report
US Department of Agriculture cattle receipts total 900 with slaughter steers and heifers steady to 25 cents higher. Cows move up to 25 cents higher. feeder cattle test limited. Feeder cattle 700-950 pounds at 19.00, hogs 1100 head moderately active with barrows and gilts mostly steady and sows steady. Prices per weight listed across categories.
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Baltimore
USDA
Conesist
U.S
Marines Return From Vietnam War Duty to San Diego
The first U S combat unit to serve in Vietnam is home to San Diego as about 1000 Marines from the 3rd Battalion 9th Marine Regiment return after 13 months overseas. They were greeted by families, a Marine band, and a 30 day leave.
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San Diego
Calif
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
Ballion
9Th Marine Regiment
Marine Band
da Nang
South Vietn Nam
Wall Street Buoyant Early Trading Mixed Dow Jones
Wall Street in New York started with moderate activity as brokers noted a quiet market. Motor invents led gains with a 52 percent rise on 6 000 shares while Westinghouse advanced 5 1 4 percent on 4 000, Consolidated Edison up 4 1 4 on 1 600 and General Electric up 4 on 1 500 shares.
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Motor
Westinghouse
Consolidated Edison
General Electric
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