Obituary notices from Winchester area churches and families
Obituaries list multiple Winchester residents and relatives with funeral details. Entries include Mrs. Judith Mixon of Houston Texas and Robert B Dale Jr of Winchester. services at Jones Omps and Mount Hebron Cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of John Keven Gano and Herbert Luttrell with burial plans. A separate Moscow AP note mentions Luna 11 lunar satellite launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keven Gano
John Richard
Dorothy Anne Devers Gano
Omps
C. L. Beard
Daniel McIntire
James M. Kremer
Douglas McIntire
Gene R. Larrick
Harry Gano
P. A. DeHaven
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Dale
Carroll County
Frank Harry
Market Street Methodist Church
Judith Mixon
Houston
Texas
Robert B. Dale, Jr
Winchester
Dennis M. Dale
U.S. Navy
Sylvia Herbaught
Geneva Cornell
Randeliston
Ethel Kelley
San Diego
Calif
Joseph P. Harry
Suffield
Car and crypt entries mark quirky Los Angeles week
A crop of mushrooms sprouts in Mrs. Tak Woo’s car after a suspected air conditioner leak. Cardinal Cushing hosts a birthday party for 71 at Joseph P. Kennedy Memorial Hospital. In Benton Harbor, 6 year old Lee Emmanuel blasts a police car roof with a shotgun during a station tour. The “lady in black” Dura Flame pays tribute at Rudolph Valentino’s 40th death anniversary crypt visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tak Woo
Los Angeles
S Tak Woo
Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Jo.seph P. Kennedy Jr. Memorial Hospital
Benton Harbor, Mich
Lee Emmanuel
Lee
Benton Harbor
Lady In Black
Dura Flame
Rudolph Valentino
Valentino
Yorty Sees Los Angeles in Line for Federal Aid Share
Mayor Samuel W. Yorty expressed confidence Los Angeles could win a share of the federal Demonstration Cities aid of up to 900 million dollars. Robert Gee said city redevelopment efforts are moving ahead while Ribicoff criticized city government during a Senate hearing. Kennedy pressed the dispute as Read ing of Oakland testified on urban federal roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel W. Yorty
Los Angeles
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Johnson
Senate
House
Gee
Office of Community Development
Yorty
Ribicoff
John Reading
Oakland
Calif
Connecticut
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Kennedy
Thousands march in New York VFW parade through night
In New York thousands of VFW members and armed forces march on Fifth Avenue from 6 15 p m to about six hours later. City Hall received about 500 calls as drums blared and parade curfew complaints mounted. Delegates from all states DC and the Panama Canal Zone attend with the convention ending Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue
City Hall
VFW
District of Columbia
Panama Canal Zone
Teen Gangs Wipe Out Mao Opposition
Tokyo reports say Red Guards, teenagers in Communist China, target opposition to Mao Zedong. An ultimatum demanded dissolution of eight minor allied parties within 72 hours, with a warning of forced dissolution. Unclear if actions reflect official policy or autonomous youth initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mao
Tokyo
Red Guards
Communist
China
Mao Tzetung
Seashore Park Cabins Open After 12-Year Hiatus
Seashore State Park in Virginia Beach reopens its 20 cabins to the public next spring after 12 years idle. Commissioner Ben Boll en cites desegregation as the basis while noting earlier partial reopenings in 1962 and public access to 250 campsites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Beach
Seashore State Park
Ben Bollen
Weather Today and Five Day Forecast Summary
Fair and cooler tonight with a low in the mid 50s. Thursday will bring increasing cloudiness and cooler highs in the 70s. Friday turns cloudy with a continued cool spell and a chance of rain. Winds northerly 10 to 15 mph today and Thursday. Five day outlook: temperatures about five to seven degrees below normal with little day to day change and minimal rainfall. Rain in 24 hours ending 8:30 am today shows August rainfall at 1.47 inches. year to date 18.01 inches. long term averages by month listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touay -Pone
Man Trapped Six Days Dies In Hospital
John T. Emmanuel 39 of Hartford died in Hartford Hospital after six days trapped in a wrecked Cessna on Mt. Higby Middletown. Co-pilot Richard C. Grimaldi 32 of Newington was killed in the Aug 15 crash that left the plane hidden and Emmanuel pinned in debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Richard C. Grimaldi
Newington
Block Island
Mt. Higby
Emmanuel
Civil Air Patrol
Annexation Continued From Page One Micro Details
The document outlines annexation within the present corporate limits and the area proposed for annexation, covering all existing indebtedness of the Town. It lists the number and types of maintenance equipment owned for residents, and notes seven exhibits filed by Middletown's attorney supplying part of the requested information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Second Thoughts on Pete the Collie Duel in New York
New York City officials reconsider the fate of Pete the collie who faced destruction after repeated bites. A city counsel argues pets deserve against-accusation hearings and asks Supreme Court to send the case back to the Health Department for new hearings to prove Pete is playful not predatory. Pete, two years old, was ruled vicious after three bites under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pete
Collie
State Supreme Court
Department of Health
Ute
Wall Street Gains in Broad Rally Amid Whipsaw Trading
The stock market rallied in active trading led by electronics and defense related issues. Magnavox and Raytheon gained while Occidental Petroleum and Perman fell after brief upward moves. The Associated Press average slid to 283.7 on Tuesday, marking a two year low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Magnavox
Raytheon
Occidental Petroleum
Permian Corp
Occidental
Radio Corp
Xerox
Sperry Rand
DVD
American Telephone
Associated Press
Carnivals Planned Here Tomorrow in Maryland
A Methodist church carnival on Montague Avenue hosts pony rides home made ice cream and games from 6 30 to 8 30 p m tomorrow sponsored by the Kindergarten Class Another carnival at 514 Gray Ave runs 2 to 5 p m with many games and prizes Susan Shiley chairs Bruce Boppe and Ronnie Clevenger help assistants Terri Lee Boppe Sandra Shiley and Anita Wheeler participate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague Avenue Methodist Church
Gray Ave
Susan Shiley
Bruce Boppe
Ronnie Clevenger
Terri Lee Boppe
Sandra Shiley
Anita Wheeler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winchester Evening Star
Luther Baker
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Betty Bly Hileman
Buddy Baker
Henry Frye
Lola Baker
Vienna
Mary Stotler
McLean
James Frye
Berkeley Springs
Ww. Va
Anna Brill
Mountain Falls
Jones Funeral Home
Irvin L. Stonesifer
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Gano Service
Robert Dale, Sr
Francis A. Simmons
William David Simmons
Cedar Creek
Carroll Manor
Simmons
Marie Armour Simmons
Chicago
Ill
Thelma Smith Simmons
Appomattox
Francis Leddy Simmons
Georgetown University Medical School
Alice. O’callahan
Arlington
Lloyd J. Simmons
Luttrell Service
Herbert Luttrell
Warner Drive
Feneral
Frederick Groff
John Luttrell
Donald Luttrell
Mackyn Luttrell
Carroll Unger
Harry Sirbaugh
Chestnut Grove
Sours Service
David Park Sours
Harold Fuller
Hurl Himelright
Ivan Miller
Grant Wilkins
Ray Allamong
George Hulver
Perry Wright
St. Johns Cemetery
Mount Williams
Smal1
Moscow
Soviet Union
Little Miss Muffet
East River
Indiana
William Henry Harrison
Galileo
Heart
Emily Naomi Baker
Tona B. Dale
MDS Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
DIAL
Herbert Dow Luttrell
Gainesboro
David Clark
Rev
Mt. Williams
Dero
U.S. Weather Bureau
Plains
Eastern Lakes
Virginias
Gulf Coast
Miss Flame
Merle McCarroll
Jey
Eee
Commerce Street
Robert Gee
Albuquerque
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
Tampa
Winnipeg
Seashore Park
Gmiall
Crider & Shockey
Wall Street
J. Wp
Rthur, Inc
E. Boscawen St
Aluminum
Lez
N. Cameron
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