Obituaries: Howard White and Margaret Headley
Howard Wesley White 79 of Berryville died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by daughter Mrs Catherine Lichliter and three children Leslie White Annabelle Funk Helen Strosnider, plus 10 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m tomorrow at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville. Burial Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City. Mrs Margaret Headley 81 of 324 Weems Lane died today at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by three daughters Evelyn Simpson Elma Senseney Vera Lawrimore, four grandsons seven great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 3:30 p m Jones Funeral Home. Burial Lebanon Church Cemetery.
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Howard Wesley White
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Rose Estelle White
Clarke County
Joseph Read
Annie White
Catherine V. Lichlitter
Lichliter
Leslie White
Boyce
Annabelle Funk
Frost Proof
Helen Strosnider
Winchester
John H. Enders
Harvey Hall
Boyce Baptist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Stephens City
Margaret M. Headley
Weems Lane
Headley
Opesquon
Luther
Mary Matthews Miller
Luther E. Headley
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Elma Senseney
Vera Lawrimore
Arlington
Harold
George
Stuart
Ricky Senseney
Peggy Wolford
Caport Bridge
W. Va
Margaret Simpson
Vera J. Robertson
Jones Funeral Home
Henry S. Amidon
Lebanon Church Cemetery
Woman Shaken Up In Crash Near Winchester
Margaret Allemony, 48, of Berkeley Springs West Virginia, suffered contusions and abrasions when her car left Route 522 about 15 miles north of Winchester yesterday at 10 15 a m. State Trooper L W Waters reported she was traveling south when the vehicle ahead slowed causing her to cut right, skid and enter a field.
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Margaret Allemony
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Winchester
L. W. Waters
Wall Street advances on Fed easing expectations
The market opened with more advances than declines by over two to one as investors awaited possible Fed action to ease liquidity. After Thursday's close the Minneapolis Regional Bank cut its discount rate to 5.4 percent from 5 percent, while steels aircraft and oils rose in early trading.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Minneapolis
American Telephone
American Stock Exchange
Bombing Halt Questioned by Defense Chief
Secretary of Defense Clark M. Clifford said the Vietnam lull may be prep for a new offensive and urged Hanoi to signal any de escalation. He warned the third enemy offensive is likely and called for substantive Paris talks if Hanoi lowers combat levels.
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Cambod
Social Rehabilitation Program Aims to Reach Marginalized Groups
U S Social and Rehabilitation Service outlines a new program to help the uneducated and isolated, parolees and welfare clients. Mary E Switzer notes similarities to techniques used for rehabilitating disabled people and cites National Citizens Advisory Committee on Vocational Rehabilitation. The effort targets those seen as on the edge of work and social integration.
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U.S. Social and Rehabilitation Service
Mary E. Switzer
National Citizens Advisory Committee On
Costello Joins Winchester School Board After Election
Lewis M. Costello, new Winchester School Board member for the Central District, attends his first meeting after Tuesday's city council election appointed him to succeed Herbert Solenberger. A Loudoun native and Charlottesville lawyer, Costello is a 1951 Herndon High School graduate with a UVA BA in economics, MIT studies, and UVA law degree. He has served as an accountant, weather officer, and Boy Scouts leader and is married with four children.
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Winchester
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Loudoun County
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Winchester-Frederick County
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Blue Ridge Chapter of Certified Public Accountants
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Jaycees
Joy Hollar
Herndon
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Jennifer Joy
Lida Cole
Mary Louise
W. Clifford St
Audacity and Involuntary Servitude in Florida Case
Cain faces slavery and involuntary servitude issue in a Florida matter involving Ichabod Crane. The list includes true and false items about the U S Patent Office in Department of Commerce, with notes on truthfulness and comparative amounts, indicating a legal or civic quiz format.
Middletown Scouts and Leaders Win Parade Honors
Front Royal coverage notes Middletown groups dominant in parade awards including best marching unit and best appearing float. King and Queen on the Middle town Ladies Auxiliary float are Tony Legg and Patricia Brown both of Middletown, listed with parental names.
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Monroe Cubs Little Leaguers
Middletown Ladies Auxiliary
Tony Legg
Kenneth Legg
Patricia Brown
Clifford Brown
Middletown
Tax Trouble Over Gypsy Palmists Gift Claim
The U S Tax Court ruled the money given to a gypsy palmist's daughter by a client is income for tax purposes, not a gift. Commerce Clearing House notes the court did not accept the client's illness motive to donate funds amid a major fund raise by the Middletown Fire Company, with the carnival continuing through Saturday.
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Chicago
U.S
Commerce Clearing House
Middletown
the Spirits, Company
Trading Active in Peaches Across Regions This Week
The Federal State Market News Service reports strong demand and a rising market for Appalachian District peaches for the week ending Monday. Prices at shipping point reflect Sunhighs, Springs, Redhavens, Washingtons, Triogems, Jerseylands, and Elbertas across Virginia Pennsylvania Michigan and New Jersey with peak volume expected as later varieties come in.
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McCarthy Asked On Ban of Convention Floor Demonstrations
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy was asked by John M. Bailey to state whether he backs a ban on floor demonstrations at the Democratic National Convention. Bailey sought McCarthy's view after Humphrey and McGovern urged no demonstrations as conventions begin August 26 at the International Amphitheatre in Chicago. McGovern and Humphrey urged focus on serious business, trim frills and nonsense.
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George McGovern
South Dakota
Bailey
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Spectators Decide Gladiator's Fate by Thumbs Up or Down
In ancient Rome the crowd could spare or condemn a defeated gladiator by signaling with thumbs. A downward flick meant death, while a favorable gesture allowed the fighter to live and return to the arena another day.
Weather outlook for Virginia with sun and storms ahead
Partly cloudy tonight with scattered thundershowers and warm humid weekend. Five day outlook shows highs 80 to 85 and lows 60 to 65, showers possible Saturday and again by Tuesday, with cooler mountains. Precipitation near one inch, some areas up to 0.5 inch. Moon phase and rainfall totals noted. long term seasonal averages provided.
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Virginia
Task Force Urges Action On Smoking Hazards Education and Campaigns
A health task force criticizes industry efforts to discredit the 1964 and 1967 reports and calls for comprehensive anti smoking measures. It urges HEW to train teachers and integrate smoking hazards into science social studies health and physical education. It also asks professionals to model non smoking behavior and promote public campaigns.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Daniel Horn
Public Health Service
National Clearing House For
Tobacco Institute
Council For Tobacco Research-Usa
Agnew Defends Record as Delegates Urge Ballot Access
In Annapolis Agnew denied racism accusations amid a Baltimore group’s opposition to the Republican ticket. He appointed Negro lawyer Frank A. DeCosta to a vacant post and criticized opponents as endorsing violence. Democrats’ delegate scramble includes Daley’s Chicago bloc backing Johnson. An AP survey highlights uncommitted delegates by state with California leading. Humphrey and McCarthy urge minimal convention frills while weighing cabinet picks.
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Baltimore
Committee For Good Government
Frank A. DeCosta
Ware
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Johnson
Daley
Associated Press
California
Illinois
Humphrey
McCarthy
McGovern
New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
United States of America
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