Obituaries from Winchester Star list four deaths
Walter Sylvester Dunlap 63 of Baltimore died Wednesday. Burial in Gainesboro Cemetery after services at Gainesboro Methodist Church. Louvina Longerbeam 53 of Suitland Md died Wednesday. Service at Good Shepherd Episcopal Church Clarke County. Dewey M Herrell 66 Martinsburg contractor died suddenly while supervising a project. Services at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg with burial in Rosedale Cemetery.
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Walter Sylvester Dunlap
Baltimore
Mr. Dunlap
Siler
Nancy
John W. Dunlap
James Dunlap
Ohio
Donald Wayne Dunlap
Eugene Dunlap
Frank Barr
Berryville
Gainesboro Methodist Church
Morris Er Cather
Gainesboro
Kurtz
S. Loudoun St
Dewey M. Herrell
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mr. Herrell
Ridgeway
Arthur
Minnie Pierce Herrell
Trinity Methodist Church
Lula Mae Snapp - Herrell
David
Martinsburgy
James Wright
Glen Burnie
Pall Fansler
St. Albans
William Irving
Russell Herrell
Winchester
Earl Newcomb
Harry Barrow
Tablers Station
W, Va
Berkeley Fulk
Pikeside
Vincent Herrell
Manila
Brown Funeral Home
Raymond Wood
Rosedale Cemetery
Funeral for Miss Louisa C. Smith in Berryville
A funeral service for Miss Louisa C. Smith of Washington who died Wednesday will be held today at 4 p.m. at Grace Episcopal Church Berryville with the Rev David Cammack Jr officiating. Pallbearers include Edward Williams Richard Smith Ted Dortch Woodhull Baker Jr Cecil P Wolfe and Austin Nicodemus. Burial follows at Old Chapel Churchyard Clarke County.
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Washington
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Berryville
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Edward Williams
Richard Smith
Ted Dortch
Woodhull Baker, Jr
Cecil P. Wolfe
Austin Nicodemus
Old Chapel Churchyard
Clarke County
Kennedy Seeks New York Nomination Amid Convention Shuffle
The article notes Kennedy aiming for the New York nomination slot while planning a brief stay at the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City. It states he would resign as a Massachusetts delegate and be replaced by his brother Edward M. Kennedy’s wife, with a commemorative program for John F. Kennedy and Kennedy’s presidential bid memory.
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Petra
New York
Ancient neck adornments trace back to Stone Age study
Britannica notes that wearing objects around the neck began in the Stone Age, indicating long standing human practice.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Old Bethel Speaker Still Working on Capitol Hill
Former U.S. Senator Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota will address the Old Bethel Church annual meeting in Clarke County on Sunday. Nye, longtime Senate staffer and ex FHA housing aide, has spent years in Washington and continues gardening and golf at his Chevy Chase home. He was born December 19, 1892, and earlier led Records Engineering, Inc. Nye served in the Senate from 1923 to 1944 and later reflected on his public service without regret.
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Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Old Bethel Church
Clarke County
Washington
Senate
Chevy Chase, Md
Capitol Hill
Nye
Federal Housing Administration
Hortonville
Wis
Wittenberg
Creston
Iowa
Fryburg
N.D
Cooperstown
Records “Engineering, Inc
Nye Keeps Busy as He Weighs Retirement at Capitol
Gerald Prentice Nye, 71, former North Dakota senator who left office in 1945 after nearly two decades, says he still enjoys Capitol Hill work and dislikes retirement. In an interview he notes he plans to stay active despite retirement whispers.
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Gerald Prentice Nye
North Dakota
Capital Hill
Nye
Wilderness Bill Creates 9.2 Million Acre Preservation System
The wilderness act won final approval from Congress, establishing a 9.2 million acre national preservation system on federal forest lands. The compromise allows some mining within the wilderness areas.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Senate
EUB Church Leaders and College Plans Reported
The report covers Shenandoah and Lebanon Valley Colleges budgets gifts and endowment growth for the year ending June 30. It notes clergy ordinations at First EUB Church and a conference session with leaders from Lebanon Valley College United Theological Seminary and related boards. NASA plans two Mariner missions to Mars aiming for 10 000 mile flyby and first deep space TV images next year.
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William B. Obaugh
United Theological Seminary
Walter N. Roberts
Virginia Conference Board of Christian Education
Roy E. Hedrick
Board of Publications
Harold H. Hazenfield
Quincy
Washington
United States
Mariner
Mars
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
President Johnson signs SEC over-the-counter authority bill
President Johnson signed into law a bill granting the Securities and Exchange Commission new power to supervise over-the-counter stock trading.
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Johnson
The
Securities and Exchange Commission
Weather Forecast for Virginia Weekend Heat and Rain
Partly cloudy and warm with high near 90 expected Saturday in Virginia. Lows 66 to 70 tonight with Sunday showing showers and thunderstorms and slightly cooler temperatures. The five day outlook calls for near normal temperatures with warm weekend, cooler early week, and a warmer midweek, plus showers Saturday night and Sunday. Sunset today is 8 00 p m, sunrise tomorrow 6 32 a m, moonrise 7 32 p m, full moon on August 23.
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Appalachians
Mississippi Valley
Lakes
Plains States
New England
Rockies
Wall Street recovers early after yesterday's decline
The New York market opened higher with gains in steels airlines oils and several rail stocks. Merger news boosted rail shares as the ICC rescinded a previous order affecting the Nickel Plate and Norfolk & Western deal, while individual names like Nickel Plate and American Airlines advanced amid improving cigarette shipments.
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Loullard
Liggett & Myers
Reynolds
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Motors
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Rainfall totals and averages for 1964 season
Report shows 24 hour rainfall ending 8:30 a.m. today with August rain to date 2.38 inches. Yearly rainfall to date 21.85 inches in 1964. 51 year averages list monthly figures from January 2.38 to August 3.81 inches.
London’s Birdcage Walk Landmarks Royal Aviary
Birdcage Walk, a tree lined promenade in London, sits on the site of a 17th century aviary built for King Charles II’s amusement.
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London
Charles II
Sanders urges civil rights plank tone in Democratic platform
Platform committee discussions focused on a civil rights plank with Sanders proposing a law on the books. Rep. Dawson urged cautious leadership while Rep. Reuss expected liberal wing calls for stronger federal enforcement. Sanders planned further talks with President Johnson, though Southern governors may skip the White House session.
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Henry S. Reuss
Wisconsin
Johnson
White House
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
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Longerbeam
Louvina Margaret Longerbeam
Lewis Ave
Suitland
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church
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Charles Longerbeam
George Clayton Littleton
Betty Lee Kephart
James D. Littleton
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Prince George County
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Joseph F. Smith
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