Deaths and Funerals in Virginia and Florida Notices
The obituary notices report the deaths of Heishman family members including a Star Tannery resident and relatives in Winchester Zepp and Gore areas with services at St James Lutheran Zepp and Omps Funeral Home. Also listed are Viola Stark of Altamonte Springs and Roy Hott of Kirby with church burial plans and Pallbearers named. Funeral arrangements follow in Winchester Memorial Hospital region and Shenandoah Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.James Lutheran Church
Zepp
Gravel Springs
Lawrence M. Helsley
Beene Iy Lindamood
Carl D.ishman
Denzi
Heishman
Frank Himelright
Osborne Renner
David Stine
Loring Bentley
Ralph Hershman
Ary
Herman Rudolph
Herbert
Clyde McKilwee
Melvin
Carl Orndorff
Frankie Conner
Robert Brill
Stover Funeral Home
Casper Lineweaver
Stark
Romanus’s. Heishman
Catherine Virginia Cooper Heishman
St. James Atheran Church
Viola M. Stark
Turnbull Ave
Altamonte Springs
Fla
Gore
Mary Elizabeth Moser
Thomas Palmer Benjamin
Harold W. Scholl
Newtonsville
Mass
Emmons Brown
Arlington
Harold W. Scholl, Jr
Welesley
Roy J. Hott
Kirby
W. Va
Hampshire County
Charles
Sarah Haines Hott
Nathalie Davidson
Carroll Hott
Alma Hott
Hott’s Chapel Methodist Church
Warren Shields
Hott’s Chapel
Cemtery
Irvin Hott
Glenn Bailey
Junior Ely
Clarence Aly
Eldon Saville
Mars Vin Pimbrook
Shadrick F. Easter
Rt. 1
Bufflick Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Easter
American Viscose Corp
Front Royal
Martha Marsh Easter
Isaac Easter
Carroll County
Cana
Cornwell County
Laura Robinson
James Strosnider
Melvin Duff
This City
Philip Easter
Richmond
Albert Easter
Anna Brahham
Amelia County
Veteran of
Stephens City
Rockwell Ordered to Keep Peace Before Speech
Arlington printer George Lincoln Rockwell, head of the American Nazi party, faced court orders to refrain from inflaming racial passions ahead of a speech planned for tomorrow night in Danville. The injunction seeks to prevent disturbances and racial tensions surrounding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Arlington
George Lincoln Rockwell
Nazi Party
Five State Board Members Rebuke Gov Barnett Over Meredith Ouster
Jackson Mississippi AP five members of the state college board accuse Gov Ross Barnett of political motives in trying to bar James Meredith from graduating at the University of Mississippi. They warn the move could jeopardize accreditation of all state colleges while noting the board and schools were already on probation for political interference. The sixth voter abstained from the group statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Ross Barnett
State College Board
Barnett
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
J.P. Coleman
Jackson) Clarion-Ledger
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Five
Civil rights march plans traffic and safety measures
The article describes police traffic plans for a large civil rights march with midday closures of Memorial Bridge and several streets, plus Red Cross stations, first aid posts, ambulances, and on-site medical staff. It lists participant guidance on water, food, footwear, protection from heat, and a nurse or trained responder on every bus or train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Bridge
Potomac River
Virginia
Constitution Avenue
Red Cross
New York
American Red Cross
Joseph Aronoff
The
Medical Committee For Civil Rights
Willard Hotel
Goldwater warns treaty limits would aid tyranny at ceremony
Goldwater argues a treaty banning most nuclear tests would leave underground testing and empower tyranny. He addressed about 1,200 at a banking school graduation, as 35 protesters with Goldwater for President signs mingled nearby. He suggested Wisconsin primary participation is likely and teased a possible 1966 Senate run with a full decision to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banking, Audit and Control
Goldwater
Wisconsin
Senate
Vatican fire drills showcase red jeep like truck
Fire drills roll through Vatican City with a bright red jeep style vehicle racing along ancient roads. No actual blaze exists as authorities emphasize preparedness rather than incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
The
Vatican
Washington News Summary from Associated Press
In Washington the end in sight was forecast for U S aid to Na far International Development mission to Taiwan. The aid program dropped to 212.6 million in the last fiscal year with 132.3 million for military and 80.3 million for economic aid. Sen Mike Monroney warned CAB subsidy cuts could isolate small communities and hinder development. The CAB proposal to trim subsidies over five years goes to Kennedy for review by Hodges led inter agency committee. Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black refused to stay a lower court order desegregating Mobile public schools opening next month and will not review until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Washington
Washington
U. S
Nafar
Taiwan
Iowa
Sen
Mike Monroney
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Civil Aeronautics Board
Oklahoma Democrat
CAB
Kennedy
Inter-Agency
Secretary of
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Mobile
Ala
Black
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Nine Building Permits Issued In Winchester And Frederick County
In Winchester and Frederick County a total of nine building permits were issued since Thursday. Valley Photo Shop received a canopy sign permit for about 350 dollars, while C R Wilson plans a recreation room and basement addition for 800 dollars. ZeroPak and Floyd Grim also obtained permits for insulation and remodeling projects costing 640 and 468 dollars respectively. The Frederick County Commissioner of Revenue issued five permits including aluminum siding for 2 000 dollars to George Whitacre and a six room frame and brick house in Green Acres for 15 000 dollars to John Cammer, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchesa
Frederick County
Winchester
Valley Photo Shop
N. Loudoun
C. R. Wilson
Battle Ave
ZeroPak
N. Cameron St
Floyd Grim
S. Loudoun St
Commissioner of Revenue
George Whitacre
York Ave
M. J. Nixon
Rt. 1
Middletown
Also
Clyde A. Smith
Allison Ave
Julian Cline
John Cammer
Green Acres
Maxwell Released This Week From U. Va. Hospital
Berryville reports Maxwell and three other sons released after a train truck accident. The 22 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell and George Maxwell 19 another Berryville resident were treated at University Hospital. Rev Wilbur Maxwell 31 and Tom Maxwell 19 from Pamplin were discharged from Farmville hospital the same week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Littleton Maxwell
Maxwell
George
University Hospital
Wilbur Maxwell
Tom Maxwell
Pamplin
Farmville
Capital
Eight Teens Die In Ammunition Box Explosion
In Warsaw a box of ammunition unearthed by eight teenage boys on a children's playground exploded. Four other boys were critically injured, PAP reported. The incident occurred in the town of Wron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Wronclaw
PAP
Soviet trawler saves U S airman after 20 000 foot plunge
OTIS AIR FORCE BASE Mass AP The U S government and an American airman praised Soviet fishermen who rescued Capt Hugh Lavallee 29 of Springfield Mass after his disabled F 104 parachuted 20 000 feet off Cape Cod The Johannes Ware brought him aboard a doctor treated his injuries and a Coast Guard helicopter transported him for further care The tow plane pilot Lt Andrew P O Malley drew attention with five passes over the Soviet trawler to locate Lavallee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Air Force Base
Mass
U.S
Cape Cod
Hugh Lavallee
Massachusetts National Guard
Lavallee
Chester L. Harding
1St Coast Guard
Johannes Ware
Springfield
U.S. Coast Guard
Andrew P. O'Malley
New York
French Prepare Nuclear Test Site Readies Underground Detonation
Algiers reports that seismographic devices from three Communist countries show activity near France's western Sahara test site. Travelers describe Soviets and East Germans among oil prospecting teams near the Ahaggar Mountains 1,000 miles south of Algiers. France claims Sahara bases under Algerian independence for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Algeria
Western Sahara
France
Ahaggar
Desert Mountain
Sahara
Weather Outlook for Virginia Amid Clouds and Showers
Increasing cloudiness with scattered showers or thundershowers possible late today or tonight. Highs near 82 to 87, lows 60 to 66, clearing and cooler Sunday. Winchester skies note sunset 8 07 p m and moonrise 5 31 a m tomorrow. no rainfall in past 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Six Die In Fire At Niagara Wisconsin Home
Fire swept a Niagara Wisconsin house killing five members of a family and a neighbor's child. The blaze found by a Kimberly Clark paper mill watchman. Victims were Howard Comstock 41 his wife Marjorie 39 their children Christine 10 Paul 15 and Peter 7 and Mary Jo Schelfhout 9 visiting for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Wis
Wisconsin
Kimberly-Clark Co
Howard Comstock
Marjorie
Christine
Paul
Peter
Mary Jo Schelfhout
Donald Schelfhout
Mary Jo
Sailor narrowly escapes injury in Route 522 crash
A sailor named Rundio stationed aboard the USS Sierra escaped harm when his northbound auto left a curve on Route 522 near Hun Ridge, veered off the road and plunged over a 10 foot drop. Trooper Malbon said the vehicle nearly hit a southbound car. Rundio was traveling at excessive speed. The car owned by Ronnie Steele of Norwich, Connecticut, struck a front end at 6 48 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Randie
Hun’ Ridge
H. K. Malbon
Rundio
Ronnie Steele
Norwich
Conn
CB Radio Club To Meet Sunday
A special meeting of the Winchester Frederick Citizens Band Radio Club is set for Sunday at the Lee Jackson Restaurant. The session begins at 7 30 PM and Club President Dennis Snoby asks all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CB Radio Club
Winchester-Frederick
Club
Dennis Snoby
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Roy S. Heishman
du Pont Pércty
Down W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Commerce St. MO
DuPont Painis
Rockwell
Baler Twine
School Board
U. Va. Hospital
Otische
Flaming
Sailor
I. Q. Answers
Ecuador
Leo the Lion
Nebraska
Interstate Commerce Commission
Glaize & Bro
Design Construction Finance
Cameron
Valley Redi-Mix Co., Inc
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudon SI
Echo
City Water
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