Obituary notices from Winchester area staged rites
Obituaries report C Mills 70 of 501 ve died yesterday in Winchester Memorial. He was a painting contractor and Highland Church member, survived by wife Mary McDonald, son Harold Mills and daughters in Winchester and nearby towns. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at Omps Memorial, burial Mount Hebron. viewing Wednesday 7:30–9 p.m. Also notes death of Mrs Mary Braithwaite Roeder of Brunswick Maryland with service tomorrow in Grace Church, burial Park Heights. John Crawford Bolt of Stephens City to be buried Reliance Cemetery after service at Reliance United Methodist. Leo H Shorty Gaunt of Boyce died yesterday of apparent heart attack. services at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville and Mount Hebron to follow. Also mention of Delhi 1969 theft totaling nearly $40,000 reported to Parliament.
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C. Mills
Pwinchester
Lonsy R
Elizabeth Stottlemyer Mills
Highland Church
Mary A McDonald
Uiews
Harold C. Mills
Baltimore
William Duke
Portsmouth
Carol Ashby
Bluemont
Rufus Boyce
Lawrence Boyce
Winchester
Howard Mills
Stephens City
John R. Mills
California
Mary Curtis
Omps
James R. Jackson
Mount Hebron
Mary Braithwaite Roeder
Brunswick
Frederick
Davell Bush
Robert Hartman
John Hershberger
Stephen Francis
Boyd Ramey
Elmer Trenary
Feete Funeral Home
John Crawford Bolt
Rt. 1
Reliance United Methodist Church
H. Eugene Baker
Mr. Bolt
Laurel Fort
Carroll County
B.W
Lucy Frances McGrady Bolt
The
Baptist Church
Stone
Ky. Mr. Bolt’s First Wife, the Former Miss Susan Virginia Scott
Ethel S. Hunt
Gene Bolt
Staunton
John Stilwell
Haymarket
Robert Hackett
Brookfield
Conn
Stephen Bridges
Manassas
Bertha Spangler
Roanoke
Harry Hammack
Elmer White
Jack Derflinger
Robert Colley
Arthur Gruver
Alvin Thomas
Reliance
Stover
Strasburg
Bolt
Leo H
Shorty) Gaunt
Rhode Island Farmers Produce 1.5 Million Bushels Potatoes
Rhode Island farmers annually harvest about 1.5 million bushels of potatoes valued at roughly $3.5 million, reflecting the state’s sizable potato industry.
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Providence, R.1
Rhode Island
Edward B. Carper Funeral Service Details
Edward B. Carper is to be honored Thursday at 11 00 A M at Jones Funeral Home with arrangements listed for family and friends. The notice provides service time and location for attendees.
Franjieh Chosen Lebanon President After Violent Parliament Session
Suleiman Franjieh was elected Lebanon’s fifth president by one vote in a violent parliament session marked by fistfights and gunfire. He defeated Elias Sarkis 50-49 on the third ballot, amid injures and chaos as lawmakers clashed and police disarmed a gunman. Conflict-centered coverage notes regional factions and the delicate sectarian balance shaping the nation’s leadership.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Suleiman Franjieh
Franjieh
al Nahar
Israel
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Vored
Elias Sarkis
Central Bank of
Nasser
Franjiehs
Camille Chamoun
Sarkis
Sabri Hamadeh
Hamadeh
Michel Saksin
VA Doctor Argues Hypertension Drugs Help Mild Cases Too
Dr. Edward Freis of the VA Hospital in Washington cites five year study across 16 VA hospitals showing standard blood pressure drugs reduce death and major complications in mild and moderate hypertension. The trial involved 380 male patients and supports broader use of hydrochlorothiazide with reserpine or hydralazine for fixed hypertension with diastolic at 105 or higher.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Edward Freis
Freis
Washington, D.C., VA
United States
Death notice for Mrs. Lula Virginia Webber of Winchester
Mrs. Lula Virginia Webber 48 of Clearbrook died today. Born April 12 1922 in Frederick County she was daughter of John and Ethel Fletcher Loy. She married Leo W Webber December 9 1939 in Winchester. Survived by husband three children Robert Lee Beverley L and Gary three brothers and three grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 at Jones Funeral Home with Rev William A Lyons. Burial Shenandoah Memorial Park.
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Lula Virginia Webber
Clearbrook
Webber
Frederick County
John
Ethel Fletcher Loy
Leo W. Webber
Winchester
Robert Lee Webber
Beverley L. Webber
Gary Webber
Aubrey Loy
Russell Loy
Cecil Loy
John Loy
Edward B. Carper dies at 85 in Clarke County
Edward B. Carper 85 of Rt. 3 Clarke County died today. Born April 10 1885 in Clarke County son of Joshua and Virginia Carper he married Daisy Boyd. Survived by son Robert Carper Winchester and brothers Grover and John Carper Frederick County. Funeral Thursday 11 am at Jones Funeral Home led by Rev. William A. Lyons. Burial Mount Hebron.
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Edward B. Carper
Rt. 3
Mr. Carper
Clarke County
Joshua
Virginia Carper
Daisy Boyd
Virginia Woolen Mill
Robert Carper
Winchester
Grover Carper
John Carper
Frederick County
Jones Funeral Home
William A. Lyons
Mount Hebron Cemetery
NAACP Lawyers Seek Appeals In Roanoke And Norfolk Cases
Lawyers for Negro plaintiffs in Roanoke and Norfolk desegregation suits begin appeals after federal rulings favoring school mixing. In Roanoke Judge Ted Dalton approved the school board micro plan for integration and denied an injunction blocking the opening of schools.
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Associated Press
Roanoke
Norfolk
U.S
Ted Dalton
Addison High School
Dalton
NAACP
George Harris
Harris
4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
John A. MacKenzie
Walter E. Hoffman
Henry L. Marsh III
MacKenzie
Marsh
Hoffman
Desegregation Dispute and Local Accidents Reported
Police report a bike car crash injuring 14 year old Paul Lindamood at 317 S Kent St and other non injuring accidents on Rt 50 and Rt 7. In court actions the NAACP seeks injunctions against desegregation plans while judges deny requests and plan appeals proceed in the 4th Circuit.
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S. Kent St
Paul Lindamood
E. Cecil St
Winchester
Betty Sue Heflin
Rt. 2
Berryville
Kent St
Rt. 50 West
Rt. 7
Horseshoe Curve
Wall Street Opens Higher With Broad Early Gains
Wall Street rises in moderate trading as the Dow Jones industrial average climbs 7.12 points to 716.18 by 10:30 a.m. The NYSE shows advancers outweighing decliners three to one. Early active list features Redman Industries up 1 at 19 percent, Memorex up 4 percent at 54, University Computing up 16 percent, Richardson down percent at 9, and Boise Cascade up percent at 41.
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NEW York
Downes
New York Stock Exchange
Redman Industries
Memorex
University Computing
Richardson
Boise Cascade
Angela Davis Hunt Continues Amid Fugitive Warrant
The search for Angela Davis, a 26 year old former UCLA philosophy instructor, extends as U S district judge issues a fugitive warrant for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution in California. Authorities say four guns were used in a San Rafael courtroom shootout that left four people dead.
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San Francisco
Angela Davis
U.S
Jerrold Ladar
California
Birmingham
Dan Jordan
Florida
Cuba
Miss Davis
UCLA
San Rafael
Golden Gate
Repairs to Improve Service After Senseny Road Widening
Mr Doyle said the 1 500 power cable cut would not have disrupted telephone service east of the accident since the new cable was not yet hooked up. Telephone crews worked through yesterday afternoon last night and this morning to restore service and fix wiring from the switch to new equipment with only a few wires remaining by 11 a m. The mass repair effort aimed to complete by end of today with service expected to be better than ever tomorrow after switchover to the new system.
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Senseny Road
Doyle
Weather notes and rainfall figures from Winchester skies
The forecast calls for fair tonight with a low in the 60s and Wednesday hot, around 90 with a chance of afternoon thundershowers. Extended hints at warm to cooler conditions over the weekend with highs in the 80s and 90s. Yesterday’s high was 87. Includes sunset, sunrise, and rainfall totals to date and historical averages for the region.
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Br Pry
Ea Ia
Nixon Spars With Congress Over Spending Plans
President Nixon accuses Congress of an unnecessary leakage of two million dollars daily while House Speaker McCormack replies that Congress saves taxpayers by reallocating funds. The clash centers on elimination of veterans benefits, Alaska Railroad ownership, and other cost cutting proposals.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Congress
House
John W. McCormack
Capitol Hill
Alaska
McCormack
Fireman Killed in Richmond House Fire
Richmond AP reports a fireman was killed early today while battling a blaze. The burned body of J. C. Buckner, 20, was found by police and investigators after the fire was extinguished. Buckner likely succumbed to smoke and collapsed before prompting aid.
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Richmond
J. C. Buckner
Fire Department
Buckner
Nothing New Reported in Richmond Slaying Probe
Richmond police said no new details were available in the investigation of Richard A. Fox Jr. found shot to death at his Northside home. Detectives termed the killing a professional job and noted Fox was found with hands tied behind his back, shot twice in the back of the head, after a year of surveillance.
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Richmond
Richard A. Fox Jr
Vice Squad
Fox
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