Obituaries and Funeral Notices in Winchester
Obituaries for Mrs D C White of Frederick Md and Mrs Jessie Janette Anderson 92 appear with funeral times at Arlington Funeral Home and Mount Hebron Cemetery. Also a service for Benjamin Franklin Slaughter Berryville is planned at John H Enders Funeral Home with burial at Milton Valley Cemetery.
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D.C. White
Frederick
Arlington Funeral Home
Koons
Jones Funerals
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Jessie Janette Anderson
Route 1
Ge Julia Adams
Henry “St
Anderson
Mount Williams
Isaac. R
Mary Florence Brewer McElwee
iBhe
George Will Anderson
Pleasant Valley Evangelical United Church
Benjamin Franklin Slaughter
Berryville
John H. Enders
Beverly Williams
Edward Jones
Isaac Johnson
Walker Phillips
Charles Cooper
Fred Cooper
Milton Valley Cemetery
Clarke County
Pair charged in Back Creek Rd robbery return to Winchester
One of two men charged in the August 5 armed robbery and attempted murder of Frank Cameron of Macelona, Michigan, was returned to Winchester. David Lee Delph, 20, was captured in Parkersburg West Virginia and held after a crash in Ohio. Archie Lee Miracle, 22, remains linked to the case.
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Frank ‘Cameron
Macelona
Mich
Winchester
David Lee Delph
Parkersburg
W. Va
Frederick County
Archie Lee Miracle
Cameron
Back Creek
Gore
Ohio
Merlian Marshall
Delph
Fire damages White Post House and church porch
A fire started under the back porch of the White Post House Episcopal Church. The Boyce Fire Company responded with two trucks. A spokesman said damage was not extensive and the cause is under investigation. The house is occupied by Carl Ballard and no one was home at the time.
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Episcopal Church
Boyce Fire Company
Carl Ballard
West German Ambassador Presents Credentials Amid Israeli Protest
Police clash with Concentration Camp Survivors during a credential ceremony for West German Ambassador Rolf Pauls at President Zalman Shazar’s residence. Demonstrators, including children, crowded the gate and breached barriers as Pauls reviewed a 50-man honor guard. Six police and five demonstrators hospitalized. ten others treated for injuries.
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Alion
Rolf Pauls
Zalman Shazar
Shazar
Pauls
Alexander Toeroek
Marines Fight Viet Cong Across Dak Sut Area
U S Marines pressed along the peninsula driving Viet Cong from bunkers tunnels and caves after a Wednesday night attack on the Dak Sut district two agents vanished and threats were issued. Heavy fighting continued through the night and district headquarters communications were lost with fires burning at the special forces camp and ammunition bunkers.
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U.S
Cleanup and curfew lift for riot area in Los Angeles
President Johnson instructed Collins to stay in Los Angeles to coordinate federal aid. A police raid on Black Muslim mosques arrested fifty nine members after a tip about weapons. Shots hit police cars. police replied with heavy gunfire. nine Muslims injured by flying glass, no one shot, no weapons found in the mosque.
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Los Angeles
Collins
Johnson
McNamara cites Soviet missiles downing several U2 planes
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara told a February closed hearing that Soviet air defense missiles have shot down several U2 reconnaissance planes in recent years. He did not specify locations or dates beyond the 1962 Cuba attack, noting a 1960 U2 shoot down over Russia involving Gary Powers.
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Washington
Robert S$. McNamara
Cuba
Comemittee
McNamara
U.S
Gary Francis Powers
Virginia Road Dept promotes four engineers in promotions
The Virginia Department of Highways announced four engineer promotions effective September 1. B. W. Butt, resident engineer at Lexington, becomes assistant highway construction engineer in the central office, replacing the resigned R. A. Williamson. C. A. Nash Jr., now resident engineer at Lebanon, also receives a new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Department of Highways
B.W. Butt
Lexington
R. A. Willnson
C. A. Nash Jr
Lebanon
Weather Today Virginia Partly Cloudy With Warmth
Partly cloudy conditions with a high in the 90s and scattered thunderstorms today and tomorrow mostly in the afternoon or evening. Tonight will be low in the low 70s with a near term moonrise at 11 57 p m. Saturday expects partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures.
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Texas
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast
Central Rockies
Central Plains
Mississippi
North Pacific
Lower Lakes
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Worth
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Mpls
St.p
New Orleans
New York
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City
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Galt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Mae
Virginia
Market Report from Baltimore Cattle and Hog Receipts
Agricultural market notes from Baltimore show cattle receipts around 300 with moderate activity. Slaughter cows mainly 11.50 to 14.50, bulls 17.00 to 18.50, feeders scarce, hogs about 500 receipts with barrows and gilts mostly 25 cents lower and sows about 25 cents higher.
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Baltimore
USDA
U.S
Gemini 5 mission to test long spaceflight and rendezvous
The Gemini 5 crew Cooper and Conrad faced a launch postponement due to an electrical issue after an earlier wet mock. The mission aims to prove extended manned spaceflight capability and perform a satellite rendezvous with Little Rascal, testing new fuel cell power and docking techniques for future moon missions.
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Cooper
Conrad
Ito
Moon
Air Force
U.S
Gemini
Charles Matthews
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P
Stafford
Agena
Valery Bykovsky
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White
Wall Street Opens Higher Amid Mixed Index Moves
U S Steel edged up slightly after a recapitalization plan news while KLM Airlines climbed 2 14 to 49 14 on heavy opening block activity. Eastern Pan American and others gained small fractions as United and American held steady. The AP average rose 0 2 to 332 1 on Wednesday amid airline and rail moves.
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U.S. Steel Common
U.S. Steel
KLM Airlines
Eastern
Pan American
United
American
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter P. Chadduck
Mrs. Anderson
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Howets
Lts, Lorist, Inc
White Post House
U.S. Weather Bureau
Peidey
Viet Nam
van Tuong Peninsula
Police
Mes Paas
Loudoun
Road Dept
Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
Lili Marlene
Honduras
The
Hellespont
Don Quixote
Republican
O’henry
Japan
Alexei Leonev
White
N. Cameron
Wall Street
Boeing
Rthur, Inc. Insurance
Boscawen St
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