Obituaries From Winchester Area Include Jolliffe and LaFollette
Miss Doris Reid Jolliffe dies in Providence Hospital Washington after a long illness. She lived at 1616 Sixteenth Street N W and was chief of the Travel Section at the Federal Housing Administration in Washington. Surviving siblings and relatives are listed. A graveside service is planned at Green Hill Cemetery. Also noted are obituaries for Jean Elizabeth Blanks and Olive Irene LaFollette with service details and survivors.
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Doris Reid Jolliffe
Providence Hospital
Washington
Sixteenth Street
N.W
Jolliffe
Clarke County
Alex Jolliffe
Etta Reid Jolliffe
Boyce
Intermont College
Bristol
Federal Housing Administration
Cunningham Chapel
Mount Hebron
Henry
Amidon
Jean Elizabeth Blanks
Elizabeth Ann
William
Blanks
Sterling
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jean Elizabeth
Mary Robin Blanks
Samuel N. Johnston
Winchester
Mary Blanks
Nathalie
Olive Irene LaFollette
Capon Springs
W. Va
LaFolate
Luther
Betty Lineburg
Earl LaFollette
Paris
Ray
Rosby LaFollette
Highview
Russell
Jimmy LaFollette
Death notice for Robert W. Newlin of Clear Brook
Robert W. Newlin of Clear Brook died suddenly today. He worked for Chapman Motor Co. of Winchester. Funeral arrangements are pending with Omps Funeral Home. The notice also notes that during World War I about 465,600 Virginians registered for Selective Service and about 78,500 were drafted.
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Robert W. Newlin
Clearbrook
Mr. Newlin
Chapman Motor Co
Winchester
No Agreement In Initial Dan River Talks
In Danville, the first round of wage talks between Dan River Mills and the union yielded progress but no agreement. The union seeks a 6.5 percent average raise, a minimum wage above $1.60 per hour, and special consideration for skilled workers. Robert L. Gardiner of Dan River Mills said discussions were fruitful but no consensus was reached and another meeting may be scheduled soon.
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Dan River
Danville
Dan River Mills
Robert L. Gardiner
Critics discuss Vietnam policy and fresh review request
Javits urges Johnson to seek a fresh congressional review of Vietnam actions, arguing the Gulf of Tonkin resolution is obsolete. Johnson contends the 1964 authorization was not essential, while Foreign Relations members doubt any push to rescind and expect no major change. Senators McCarthy Aiken and Cooper weigh in on Congress support.
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Javits
R.N.Y
Johnson
Congress
Vietnam
Gulf of Tonkin
Foreign Relations Committee
Sens
Eugene McCarthy
D. Minn
George Aiken
R.vt
John Sherman Cooper
R.ky
Virginia FHA personnel to take special training in Roanoke
Virginia Farmers Home Administration staff from Clarke Loudoun Frederick and Warren Counties will attend a training session in Roanoke Monday through Thursday. Front Royal office will close during the meeting. State Director E C Compton will lead sessions focusing on strengthening family farms rural communities and providing parity of opportunity.
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Virginia
Farmers Home Administration
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Roanoke
David Headley
Front Royal
FHA
Clarke
Loudoun
Frederick
Warren
E. C. Compton
Compton
Godwin to keynote dedication of Newport cargo pier
Gov. Godwin will be principal speaker at the October 12 dedication of a new general cargo pier in Newport News. The event is hosted by the Peninsula Ports Authority and the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co with an open house at 3 p.m. and ceremonies starting at 4 p.m. Also speaking are former Gov. Albertis S. Harris Jr., Gregory S. De Vine of the C&O, and Newport News Mayor Donald M. Hyatt. The $8 million facility, 620 by 543 feet with berthing for three ships, covers 6.2 acres and serves rail and truck traffic.
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Newport New
Godwin
Peninsula Ports Authority
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Gregory S.de. Vine
C&o-Baltimore & Ohio
Donald M. Hyatt
Newport News
State Railroad
Harrison
General Assembly
Bachelor power parade targets marriage license bureau in Fairmont
Demonstrators from the Cosmic Worldwide Perpetual Nonviolent Brotherhood of Bachelors and Madrigal Society staged a seven minute protest in front of the Marion County courthouse objecting to marriage licenses. Co founder John Lemley Jr said the group supports bachelorhood and anti marriage sentiment though not women hating. County clerk Joan Bemus expressed uncertainty about her stance in the unusual protest.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Marion County
Cwpnbobamsi
John Lemley, Jr
Lemley
Virginia forecast brings scattered showers this weekend
Variable cloudiness through Sunday with a chance of showers or thundershowers. Highs in the upper 70s to upper 80s, lows near the 60s. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Sunset today 8 05 p.m. Moonrise tonight 8 19 p.m. Full Moon tonight 10 27 p.m.
Weather Today Rainfall Report Summary
Rainfall measured in the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. shows none. August total and year-to-date figures are provided along with five year and 54 year monthly averages. Notable values include January through December averages and specific yearly totals from 1962 to 1966.
Rap Brown Seized By U S Agents In New York Take
Federal agents arrest H. Rap Brown as he exits a Manhattan apartment and charge him with carrying a .30 cal automatic carbine on flights between New York and New Orleans while under indictment. The case ties to a Maryland arson and riot indictment and includes possible removal to New Orleans for further charges. Brown faces up to five years and a $20,000 fine.
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New York
H. Rap Brown
Manhattan
New Orleans
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Maryland
Internal Revenue Service
West Side
Federal House of Detention
Brown
William Kunstler
Collect
U.S
Earle Bishopp
Stephen Kaufman
Asst
SNCC
Stokely Carmichael
Hanoi
Carmichael
North Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
Kunstler
Washington
Justice Department
Baton Rouge
IRS’ Alcohol and Tax Division
Treasury Department
Louis LaCour
Cambridge
Two Hurt in Millwood Ave Car Crash
Mrs Shirley Mongold of 15 W Pall Mall St and Michael Evans of Front Royal Rd were treated and released at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a 11:30 a.m. collision on Millwood Ave involving two cars. Police offered limited details.
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Shirley Mongold
W. Pall Mall St
Micchael Evans
Front Royal Road
Millwood Ave
Mongold
Winchester Volunteer Rescue
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Montreal Storage Depot Fire Rages Through East End
Flames rose hundreds of feet as smoke blanketed Montreal while about 200 firefighters battled a petroleum products depot blaze at the Calex Company loading ramp on Notre Dame Street East. The fire began shortly after 1 30 a.m. and spread across the storage facility.
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Montreal
Calex Company
Notre Dame Street
Answers to historical geography quiz
The list provides 10 items: 1 Pearl, 2 Italy, 3 January, 4 Liberia, 5 Egypt, 6 1933, 7 Spanish American, 8 Ecuador, 9 Annapolis, 10 South China Sea. It reads as a mixed Q A set with basic terms and dates.
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Pearl
Italy
Liberia
Egypt
Annapolis
South China Sea
Winchester Frederick County Young Democrats Club Forming
The Winchester Frederick County Young Democrats Club plans a formal organization meeting on Wednesday with leaders from the area including former Virginia Young Democrats officials and college clubs contributing to a statewide network. A constitution adaptation for local clubs was reviewed and a telegram from Senator William B. Spong congratulating the effort was read.
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Virginia Young Democrats
Winchester-Frederick County
William B. Spong
Young Democrats
Winchester - Frederick County
Top Jet Ace To Head Cadets
SAIGON AP U S Air Force Col Robin Olds will leave soon for reassignment as Commandant of Cadets at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs Colorado the Air Force announced today.
Moon Landing Timetable Echoes at Tech Conference
At Virginia Tech NASA officials disagree on the 1969 70 moon goal. John Disher says firm plan is to reach by year end while Thomas Mattingly cautions major problems could push date beyond 1970. He notes neither Saturn V nor Apollo capsule flown yet. Mattingly also quips about astronauts social life and women in space.
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Blacksburg
America
Virginia Tech
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
John Disher
NASA
Office of Manned Space Flight
Thomas K. Mattingly Jr
Navy
Disher
Mattingly
Legislators urge special session on Va pay-as-you-go policy
Three Norfolk area lawmakers call for a special session to accelerate death or modification of Virginia pay-as-you-go financing. They argue it could speed constitutional changes and allow 1968-70 budget borrowing, amid an $8 million deficit and a 5 percent highway holdback.
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Norfolk
Norfolk- Portsmouth
General Assembly
Virginia
Dell
Bernard Levin
Thomas W. Moss
Willard Moody
Portsmouth
Highway Department
Henry E. Howell
Godwin
Roanoke
Virginia Young Democratic Clubs Committee
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Mrs. Olive LaFollette
Eppron Lutheran Church
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LeHew
Omps Funeral Home
MDS Funeral Home
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