Obituary for B. Myers age 58 of Appomattox
B Myers 58 of Appomattox died March 14 at Memorial Hospital. Survivors include two stepdaughters Bessie Rinker and Leona Nichols, a stepson Earl Brannon, two brothers Ashby and Allen Myers, and two sisters Josephine and Beatrice Myers. Funeral is tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at Omps Funeral Home with Rev. Donald Scruggs. Burial at Pine Grove Cemetery. Body resting at Omps Funeral Home.
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Morial Hospital
Molle Adams Myers
Appo- Scattae
Je Waey Myers
Bessie Rinker
Leona Nichols
Annandale
Earl Brannon
Ashby Myers
New Brighton
Allen Myers
Amattox
Josephine
Hottle Dies After Heart Attack at Work in Woolen Mill
Harry F. Hottle 60 of Sunnyside Station died en route to Memorial Hospital after a heart attack at the Clearbrook Woolen Mill. Born in Maurertown, he was the son of the late William H. and Sager Hottle. Survived by his wife Laura Pierce Hottle. daughters Mrs. Maynard McKee and Mrs. Cassier W. Aldridge. sons Eugene, Raymond, Kenneth, and Ralph Hottle. 17 grandchildren. sister Mrs. Hattie Nitcher. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at Omps Funeral Home with burial at Mt. Hebron. Body resting at Ones Fovedl Bowe.
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Harry Franklin Hottle
Sunnyside Station
Memorial Hospital
Clearbrook
Maurertown
William Henry
Sager Hottle
Shenan County
Laura Pierce Hottle
Maynard McKee
Frederick County
Cassier W. Aldridge
Fairfax
Eugene Franklin Hottle
Raymond Alfred Hottle
Kenneth Ray Hottle
Sidney
Ohio
Ralph Edward Hottle
Richmond
Hattie Nich
Omps Funeral Home
Mt. Hebron
Fovedl Bowe
State Department Sends Vaudeville Troupe Overseas
Joey Adams leads 25 entertainers on a 120 day trek across Asia and Africa. This first overseas variety bill by the State Department aims to build goodwill and includes mixed race performers. The group plans improvisational sessions with youth and hopes to exchange with the United States later. The troupe features the Buddy Rich orchestra and acts such as Chaz Chase and the Four Step Brothers.
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Africa
State Department
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Chaz Chase
the Four Step Brothers
Lotte Brun
John Shirlie
Buddy Rich
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Greece's economy shows gains amid trade and tourist growth
Greek economy improves as savings banks attract funds and shipowners reflag vessels. A five year plan expands industry while tourism rises, and per capita output grows from 127 in 1950 to 385 in 1960. Unemployment remains high and agriculture struggles amid foreign aid and political stability under Caramanlis.
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Athens
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United States
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Caramanlis
U S Cuba saga includes hijack case and extradition talks
The report details a banner ad dispute over a patrol boat linked to U S Cuba tensions. State Department says writs cannot seize naval vessels while Mexico seeks Cadon, a French suspect in a Pan American DC8 hijacking, to face charges. U S Cuba treaties exist but asylum policy remains. He faces up to 30 years if convicted.
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United States
EAL
Miami
Tampa
New Orleans
Dallas
Jere Roman Oquendo
Havana
Mexico
Cuba
Charles Albert Cadon
Cadon
Mexico City
U.S
Fla
High Seas
The
United
Berlin Crisis Deepens as East and West Tense Up
Western powers and the Soviet Union face a dangerous stand on Berlin with Khrushchev aiming to alter the status gradually. NATO officials warn against miscalculation while hoping for informal talks in Moscow. East German warnings and border clashes escalate as measures tighten at the Brandenburg Gate.
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West Berlin
Khrushchev
Berlin
NATO
Europe
U.S
Macmillan
Lord Home
Moscow
Moscow Radio
Germany
Richard Stuecklen
East
West Germany
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
CVVFA Fire Prevention Conference Details
The CVVFA hosts the E. Wade Thomas Memorial Fire Prevention and Fire Safety Conference with Roy R. Allsopp and Robert D. Diehl as chairs. Speakers include R. Lawrence Oliver and Kenneth S. Nichols on fire prevention in Virginia. Sparky fire departments from Middletown will present. Final sessions cover demonstrations and a grand parade closes the three day event.
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E. Wade Thomas
Roy R. Allsopp
Robert D. Diehl
R. Lawrence Oli
Sparky Fire
Middletown
Oliver
J. M. Farmer
Petersburg
George Logsdon
Lee- Jackson
Western Powers Press for Travel Lift in West Berlin
Red level authorities in West Berlin have drafted a demand for the Russians to lift travel restrictions. British officials say Prime Minister Macmillan’s government fears drastic reprisals could provoke further Communist actions and is reluctant to push a hard line.
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West Berlin
Harold Macmillan
Liberals Confused by Socialist Label Says Goldwater
In Rockville Maryland Senator Barry Goldwater argues liberals are confused and frustrated as conservatives label them socialist. He contends liberal programs push toward central government control and socialized societies, aiding communism according to his prepared rally speech. He notes Americans dislike being called socialists or equating their beliefs with communism.
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Rockville
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R-Ariz
Pravda Claims West Has New War Hysteria
Pravda accuses the West of war hysteria after Berlin border events. An editorial by V Menshikov says West Germany could become NATO’s main force for a new world war and decries border measures as provocations.
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Moscow
Communist Party
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People Today
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Germany
Plans for Frederick County PTA workshop highlights committee roles
Plans chairman outlines programming and committee functions with Mrs. Paul Mellor presenting after attending the National Bridge workshop. A summary will close discussion groups and leaders will answer questions. Spokesman says the session will strengthen the PTA organization.
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Frederick County
P.T.A. Council
Paul Mellor
High View News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Notes
Local residents report frequent visits to families in Arlington Virginia Beach and Alexandria. Snakes bite garden visitor Anna Ritenour and hospital patients Marvin White Fern Hylton. NFL note names Joe Schmidt MVP defensive man for last season.
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Arlington
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Lee White
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Louise Bryant
Barry
Virginia Beach
Tracy Einstein
Jack Einstein
Alexandria
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Riverdale
Douglas Barlow
Miami
Fla
Bernard Hall
Princeton
N. J
Anna Ritenour
Jack Hagan
Auburndale
Earl Allison
Mary Shepard
Roanoke
Lester Bauserman
Marshall Shiley
Glenn White
Marvin White
Fern Hylton
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Carol Temple
David
Arthur Hylton
National Football League Players Association
Joe Schmidt
Detroit Lions
National Football League
Gainesboro Ruritan Club Meets Thursday Dinner
The Gainesboro Ruritan Club will hold its monthly dinner meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. EST at the Gainesboro Fire Hall. All members urged to attend.
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Gainesboro
Fulbright says aid bill would bring loan program under act
Fulbright told the Senate the foreign aid package of 4.3265 billion dollars includes 1.187 billion in development loans this year and would place the loan program under the Government Corporation Control Act. He explained annual budgets must be submitted and Congress may impose limits only with justification and approval when national policy demands it.
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Fulbright
Senate
Government Corporation Control Act
Congress
Chamber names chairs for Frederick County dedication events
The Frederick County chamber announced subcommittee chairs for the dedication ceremonies Alson Smith oversaw the program Bill Allison handled air activities and Robert Weller dealt with properties Invitations will be issued soon The group discussed financing for lighting and a paving project completed in May and noted a remaining $1200 to finish the paving work A further project aims to feed the runway shoulders area
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Alson Smith
Bill Allison
Robert Weller
Weather Update for Virginia Today and Wednesday
Fair tonight with lows around 60 in the east and 56 to 62 in the west. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and warmth with highs in the low 80s in the mountains and near 0 elsewhere.
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Virginia
Average annual rainfall over 48 years and monthly breakdown
The record shows 39. Average annual rainfall for 48 years is 36.9 inches. Monthly rainfall totals are listed as Jan 2.41, Feb 2.05, Mar 2.97, Apr 3.14, May 3.83, Jun 3.82, Jul 3.88, Aug 3.95, Sep 2.66, Oct 2.25, Nov 2.45, Dec 2.39 inches.
Embassy clears detentions after Santa Cruz air incident
U S Embassy in La Paz reports four Americans with Florida addresses were checked and found in good condition apart from colds. Officials awaiting details of the July 30 Constellation incident after a one day Santa Cruz stop amid violence and smuggling amid a decree modifying law.
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Florida
Department
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Dems Commission Auction and Local Sales Directory
August listings show August 16 at 7:00 pm DST Dennys Commission Auction four miles east of Winchester Route 7 with furniture and electrical items by Orndorff Cole Auction. August 19 1:00 pm Mrs E R Smith First St Berryville Va household items. August 26 10 am DST Joseph A Massie Jr trustee in front of Frederick County Court House Stonewall District farm with Charles R Duvall auctioneer.
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Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
E. R. Smith
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Stonewall
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Answers 1 to 6 Quiz Segments Highlight Varied Topics
A compiled list covers questions on numbers 1 through 6 referencing topics such as the year 1800, the city Hamilton, the color white, author Somerset Maugham, the Marianas islands, a grammar term pronoun ce, the alloy brass, and the musical direction fortissimo.
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White
Somerset Maugham
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Marianas
Housekeepers tidy kitchens after breakfast before lunch
Many housekeepers first prepare breakfast then swiftly clean the kitchen and dining area to ensure the space is orderly for the upcoming lunch preparation.
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