Funeral Service for Oscar Luttrell Held at Shockeysville
Oscar Wood Luttrell 90 of the Reynolds Store area Frederick County died yesterday morning. The funeral will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Shockeysville Methodist Church, with burial in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. at Giffin Funeral Home in Capon Bridge. Pallbearers: Vermont Crosen, W Clark Mauzy, Cecil Yost, Mervil Dick, Irving Nesmith, Pryor Luttrell.
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Giffin
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Vermont Crosen
W. Clark Mauzy
Cecil Yost
Mervil Dick
Irving Nesmith
Pryor Luttrell
Mayor Elect Bat taille Sworn In With Five New Councilmen
Mayor elect William M Bat taille and five new councilmen will take oaths at tonight's regular meeting. New members include W W Baker Jr and Woodrow Harper of the First Ward James H Fleming Wayne A Whitham and Wade C Emmart of the Second Ward. Officials begin duties September 1 as the council meets at 7 30 p m.
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William M. Battaille
Neetine
W.w.baker, Jr
Woodrow Harper
James H. Fleming
Wayne A. Whitham
Wade C. Emmart
Pope Pilots Helicopter to Orvieto for First Pontiff Flight
Pope Paul VI makes papal history by flying 75 miles by helicopter from Castel Gandolfo to Orvieto for a Mass marking the 700th anniversary of the start of the cathedral. The trip, the longest by the pontiff since his Holy Land jet journey, is aided by the Italian Air Force as crowds greet the pope amid banners.
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Italy
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Viet Nam
UN to Maintain Cyprus Peace After Cease-Fire Pact
U N Secretary General U Thant reported both Turkish and Greek Cypriot governments accepted the cease-fire without conditions and vowed to help end fighting. He said the force on Cyprus of about 6,000 soldiers would pursue constructive peace measures, despite Turkish air reconnaissance over the island.
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Antipoverty bill proposes youth job corps and education aid
The measure would create a job corps for ages 16 to 21 with conservation camps or training centers. It authorizes 315 million dollars to fund up to 90 percent of community antipoverty programs and adds special assistance for farmers, small businesses, and migrant workers. A volunteer corps would be paid 50 dollars monthly, with low interest farm loans up to 1500 dollars and non farm income loans up to 2500 dollars.
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AML
Cyprus Crisis Deepens As UN Forces Try To Halt Fighting
The UN reports a lull with only isolated gunfire as Turkish jets scout and UN police mobilize to prevent renewed fighting along Cyprus northwest coast. Turkey vows air patrols while Cyprus accuses Ankara of arming the Turkish Cypriot enclave at Kokkina amid a split government and wary blocs in Athens.
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U Thant
Cyprus
Turkey
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Community TV plan meets mixed council reaction
Winchester plans to run two local channels on a regular VHF set with WING. One weather and temperature feed, the other telecasting council meetings sports and events. Local schools library and War Memorial Building would receive the cable for free. About 3,500 Winchester homes expected on line in 4 to 5 years. Opposition from TV antenna lobby and questions about long term impact discussed by Ordinance Committee.
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Ee Hss
Philip Whitney
WINC
Erickson
Handley Library
War Memorial
Winchester Homes
WRFL
Blue Ridge
Berryville
Aera
TAME
Mr. Erickson
Peter K. McKee
Ralph Hardy
McKee
Lewis
Whitney
WING
Lae Dove OP -Washingway Tetere
Winchester
Shoshone greeting Haho used for morning lookouts
The term Haho derives from the Shoshone greeting We-dah-how meaning Look, the surf is coming down the mountains. It was used as a morning greeting.
Sheriff Holds Son in $2430 Theater Robbery Case
Albert Lea Minnesota AP report says Sheriff Everette Stovern solved a $2430 robbery five months after the crime. His son Dallas Stovern aged 19 and Carl R. Peterson aged 20 pleaded guilty in district court to robbing theater manager Kenneth Keesling at gunpoint on March 9. Both were released on $1,000 bail pending pre sentence investigation by probation authorities.
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Minn
Everette Stovern
Dallas
Carl R. Peterson
Young Stovern
Peterson
Kenneth Keesling
Steyern
Calelas
Raritan Club Seeks Bridge Repair Over County Highway 761
Edward Lord spokesman for the Stonewall District Raritan Club urged the Frederick County Board of Supervisors to press the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to repair a deteriorating one lane bridge over county highway 761. The group warned of collapse hazards and potential road closure if the rail line owner does not act. County officials noted limited jurisdiction and suggested contacting Commonwealth's Attorney Joseph Massie for quicker action.
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Stonewall District Raritan Club
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Lord
Highway Department
R. C. King
State Highway Department
Commonwealth
Joseph Massie
Massie
Harry L. McCann
Market edges higher in moderate NY trading led by copper and tech gains
The New York Stock Exchange opened with modest advances as many stocks gained fractions while Con Edison fell after its convertible stock issue. major movers included Jones Laughlin IBM Polaroid Control Data American Airlines with copper names rising on higher prices. The AP average for 60 stocks closed the prior day at 314.3.
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Control Data
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Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
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American Telephone
New York Central
Allied Chemical
Eastman Kodak
General Dynamics
du Pont
Union Carbide
Reynolds Tobacco
Schering
Two Men Die In Virginia Road Crashes
Two men were killed on Virginia highways raising the year’s toll to 586. In Essex County Anthony Samuel 35 of Beaver Falls Pa died in a 4:25 p.m. crash on U S 17 near Chance. In Dinwiddie County Thomas Utley 23 stationed at Andrews AFB Md died at 5 p.m. Sunday in a two car collision on U S 1 south of McKenney.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Essex County
Anthony Samuel
Beaver Falls
U.S. 17
Chance
Dinwiddie County
Thomas William Utley
Andrews Air Force Base
U.S. 1
McKenney
Explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton Narrowly Reaches Pole Frontier
Explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton's 1909 voyage neared the North Pole but was halted by severe storms and a critical food shortage forcing an orderly retreat.
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Sir Ernest Shaleton
North Pole
Weather today in Winchester with warm spells and storms
Forecast calls for considerable cloudiness and warmer conditions with scattered thunder showers tonight. Low around 65 to 70. Showers end by Wednesday, then partly cloudy and cooler with highs in the low to middle 80s. Thursday expects partly cloudy and cooler.
Rainfall Statistics Update for August and Year Totals
Rainfall data cover the past four days ending 8:30 a.m. today. August rainfall to date is 2.19 inches. 1964 rainfall to date stands at 21.66 inches. Average yearly rainfall over 51 years is 36.85 inches. Monthly averages for 61 years list Jan 2.38, Feb 2.13, Mar 3.08, Apr 13, May 3.77, Jun 3.88, Jul 0.88, Aug 3.81, Sep 2.67, Oct 3.13, Nov 2.60, Dec 2.39 inches.
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Driver Dies as Camp Leader Stops Bus in France
A 23 year old summer camp leader Monique Bardet, near the driver Victor Pellet, jammed on the brakes of a bus carrying 40 children after Pellet collapsed from a heart attack. The bus clipped three cars before Miss Bardet pushed the driver’s foot from the accelerator and set the emergency brake.
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LE Lavandou
France
Monique Bardet
Victor Pellet
Pellet
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Baltimore Livestock Markets Cattle Receipts Dwindle
In Baltimore the USDA reports cattle receipts as too small to separate by class. Barrows and sows are scarce with fair activity in barrows and gilts. US 1-2 steers 190-225 pounds bring about 18.00, US 1-3 185-240 pounds around 17.50 to 17.75, while receipts overall are limited.
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