Obituaries from Winchester Aug 9 1968 include Carpenter Willey and Boyd
Obituary notices for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Carpenter 87 of Winchester daughter Louise Gregg and son James Carpenter Jr with other relatives listed. Also memorials for Robert Earl Skeeter Willey Sr. Strasburg and Deston M. Boyd Winchester with church and burial details and funeral arrangements.
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Mary Carpenter
Mary Elizabeth Carpenter
James William Carpenter Jr
Cecil
Louise) Gregg
Glaize Ave
Integration Pressure Reported on Richmond U
Federal pressure to integrate Richmond University alleged by The Richmond News Leader targets adding Negro faculty and sending students to desegregation. Funeral notices follow for Russell Goble Sr a Stephenson resident who died in Baltimore with services Monday at Jones Funeral Home. Burial in National Cemetery. Nellie Pitcock dies Winchester Memorial Hospital age 63. Funeral Monday at 1 30 p.m. Mount Hebron burial.
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Omps Funeral Home
Paul J. Slonaker
Mt. Hebron
Richmond
Richmond News
University of Richmond
Russell Goble
Stephenson
Baltimore
Jones Funeral Home
E. T. Clark
George T. Yeakley
George W Middleton
Wilmer H. Shade
Russell T, Hupp
William R. Armel
C. B. Lee
Gobel
Mosby
Winchester Camp
National Cemetery
Henry Amidon
Mount Hebron Cemetery
U.s.department of Health, Education and Welfare
School of Education
Baptist General Association of Virginia
Virginia Union University
Ginia Union
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Virginia Union
Curtis Elsea 79 of Millwood Dies at Home
Curtis Burwell Elsea 79 of Millwood died at home. Born October 24 1888 in Clarke County he was a farmer and survived by five sisters Georganna Payne Edna Hummer Elizabeth W Elsen Margaret Ware and Kathleen Weakley. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with Rev Harvey Hall buried Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
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Curtis Burwell Elsea
Millwood
Clarke County
James D
Elizabeth E. Elsea
Elsea
Georganna Payne
Bluemont
Edna Hummer
Berryville
Elizabeth W. Elsen
Margaret Ware
Kathleen Weakley
Winches
John H. Enders
Harvey Hall
Green Hill Cemetery
Frede rick County finds mystery trinket cache
The Frederick County Sheriff's office custodians a new costume jewelry department with four cardboard cartons of pins bracelets and necklaces found by Maynard Marpole on a farm roadside. The owner is unknown and no theft report matches the items. Deput y Roy Hoak confirms no recent theft reports tied to this merchandise. A separate break in was reported at Edith Seldon’s home with a cut screen door and ransacked car. Sheriff Lacy Anderson noted no missing items are known.
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Frederick County
Sheriff's Office
Roy Hoak
Sheriff’s Department
Hoak
Edith Seldon
Valey Ave
Alliluyeva burns Soviet passport to seek U S citizenship
New York Times reports Svetlana Alliluyeva, daughter of Joseph Stalin, wrote a friend she burned her Soviet passport last summer to prevent any return to Moscow. She says she intends to seek United States citizenship and vows never to return to the Soviet Union, calling it a land of pain.
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New York
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Moscow
New York Times
Joseph Stalin
United States
Marines Probe Mass Killings in Vietnam Ambush Case
A pretrial report details May 5 ambush near a patrol base in Vietnam. Marines Allen and five others allegedly killed two Vietnamese suspects and executed three more men, with one sergeant absent during a Viet Cong raid and a chain of executions uncovered by a relief squad member.
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Allen
Canal
Wall Street mixed early trading after brief rally
In New York today the market moved irregularly with losses marginally exceeding gains on the NYSE. The Dow rose slightly as steel shares slipped while autos led modest gains. Major action included Schenley up 4 to 53.34 on heavy volume and GM ex dividend down 0.75 at 78.25 amid a 5,400 share block.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Chrysler
Polaroid
Homestake
Outboard Marine
International Telephone
Fairchild Camera
Lone Star Cement
General Electric
RCA
Ford
American Can
Owens -Silifiols
Schenley
Américan Stok Exchange
Virginia Weather Forecast and Five Day Outlook
Partly cloudy today in Virginia with scattered thundershowers. Five day forecast shows above normal temperatures with daytime highs 88 to 94 and nightly lows 68 to 74, cooler early next week and warmer midweek. Rain expected 0.25 to 0.75 inch mainly in afternoon or evening thundershowers.
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Virginia
Wolfson Found Guilty On SEC Violations
Louis E. Wolfson, a 55 year old financier, and three associates were found guilty by a federal jury of perjury subordination obstruction concealing documents and filing false statements with the SEC. He faces up to 14 years in prison and a $32 000 fine. The verdicts prompt immediate appeals.
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NEW York
Louis E. Wolfson
Wall Street
Securities and Exchange Commission
Nixon picks Agnew for running mate at convention
Convention comments show Nixon chose Agnew after nightlong talks with supporters and leaders. Agnew’s selection aims to unite the party, appeal to the South, and project law and order credibility while balancing liberal and conservative factions ahead of the campaign.
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Romney
Nixon
Agnew
Lindsay
Percy
Reagan
Wallace
Maryland
Rockefeller
Vietnamese Troops Repel Major Clash East of Gio Linh
South Vietnamese forces say they killed 107 enemy troops in the heaviest fighting for a month near Gio Linh. Two battalions with armor and air support fought North Vietnamese units for five hours east of the demilitarized zone.
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Gio Linh
Heavy fighting erupts near Gio Linh in Vietnam
Seven South Vietnamese were killed and 56 wounded as artillery and mortar barrages hit a patrol near Gio Linh. The clash marked the heaviest fighting since July 7 when Marines reported 201 North Vietnamese casualties. Ground troops armor and air support were deployed along a coast stretch east of Gio Linh and below the demilitarized zone.
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U.S
Gio Linh
Demilitarized Zone
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Winchester Evening Star
Charles
Martha Dove Royston
Marvin Chapel
Gregg
James William Carpenter, Jr
Roanoke
Roland
Dolly) Gruwell
Front Royal
John T. Royston
Boyce
Clarence Royston
Florida
Eva Page Locke
Howard Perry
Alva Grim
Winchester
Andrew Carpenter
Salem
Robert
Skeeter
Willey
Robert Earl (Skeeter) Willey Sr
N. Massanutten St
Strasburg
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
James Lawson
Mary Mahil Willey
Strasburg Christian Church
Shenandoah County Fair Association
Esso Standard Oil
Miriam E. Wolfe Willey
Robert Earl Willey Jr
Elizabeth Willey
Jane Willey
Eleanor Coverstone
Middletown
Vern W. Reeder
East McKeesport
Crystal
Carla
Curtis Willey
David C. Derby
Riverview Cemetery
Elmer Mumaw
Richard Horan
Udell Long
James Kline
Ray Ritenour
Jay H. Stickley
Stover
Deston M. Boyd
N. Loudoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Boyd
Cross Junction
Lula Dick Boyd
Samuel H. Boyd
Lutheran Church
Lula Boyd
Janet Cather Keiter
Carlton C. Fletcher
Charles Leitzer
Meredith Junior Boyd
Mr. Russell Goble, Sr
Mr. Clinton Swimley
Nellie Pitcock
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
OMS Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
DIAL
Mon
Omps
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Ments
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
H. W. Ebert
Buick
G. S
G.S
Chevrolet
H.W. Ebert
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Great Lakes
Richmond U
Goble Service
Nellie Lee Pitcock
Shenandoah Ave
Robert and
Masetta Jenkins
Floyd H. Pitcock
Pitcock
Winchester Knitgating Mills
Braddock St
University
Shenandoah Memorial Park Cemetery
Lacy Anderson
James J. Jeffries
Canada
Boscawen
Lance
James A. Maushart
Vacaville
Calif
Winchester Skies
Wolfson
SEC
Datsun Cn
Nealer Teense
FDIC
Alex
Prrvssund
Pittsburgh
N. Cameron St
Rory
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