Obituary of Donald C. Grayson of Keyser West Virginia
Donald Chester Grayson of 215 South Main Street Keyser West Virginia died of a heart attack yesterday. He was born in Anti Hok in West Virginia. He was a longtime Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employee who retired last year. He was the husband of Pearl Whipp Grayson and father of Donald and Joyce Grayson also Mrs. Terry Maines. Surviving siblings include Ernest Grayson and Boyd Grayson. A funeral will be held Thursday at Rodgers Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Burial follows at Queens Point Cemetery Keyser.
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Donald Chester Grayson
S. Main St
Keyser
W. Va
Ernest Grayson
Northwestern
Mr. Grayson
Antioch
Vernon
Fannie Grayson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pearl Whipp Grayson
Donald
Terry Maines
Joyce Grayson
Boyd Grayson
Winchester
Rodgers Funeral Home
Queens Point
Death notices for Edith Grove Clark and Walter Henry Oates
Edith Grove Clark widow of D. L. Clark dies at son Marvin Clark’s home near Hedgesville West Virginia after months of illness. Burial will be at Rosedale Cemetery Martinsburg with funeral at Brown Funeral Home tomorrow. Walter Henry Oates 92 of Falls Church Virginia dies there. survived by wife Etta Place Oates and son Glenn Oates. Funeral held at Wesley Chapel Methodist Church. Burial in Wesley Chapel Cemetery.
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Ward
Edith Grove Clark
D. L. Clark
Marvin Clark
Hedgesville
W. Va
Emma Williams
Fairmont Ave
Brown Funeral Home
Martinsburg
Rosedale Cemetery
Walter Henry Oates
Chestnut Ave
Falls Church
Mr. Oates
Hampshire County
William Oates
Methodist Church
Etta Place Oates
Glenn Oates
Wesley Chapel Methodist Church
Robert Moore
Omps Funeral
Funeral service for Mrs Ora A Kimmell in Berryville
Funeral service for Mrs Ora A Kimmell of Clarke County will be conducted tomorrow at 2 30 PM at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with pallbearers John Light Charles Clevenger James Clynger Gordon Staples Donald Crim and Clinton Polhamus. Burial will follow at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
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Ora A. Kimmell
Clarke Countty
John H. Enders
Berryville
John Light
Charles Clevenger
James Cleynger
Gordon Staples
Donald Crim
Clinton Polhamus
Green Hill Cemetery
Crowd clashes and protests shadow National Convention scene
The scene at Pacific Ave Convention Hall features a mix of demonstrators including American Nazi Party youths PAT protesters and a Hoffa teamsters rally. A Goldwater billboard overlooks the crowd while mislaid keynote scripts add to the chaotic convention atmosphere.
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Convention Hall
Pacific Ave
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Broadwalk
Freedom Democratic
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Barry
Cloud Seeding Foes Form Two More Local Groups
Protests against hail suppression cloud seeding led to the formation of two new groups in separate Maryland and West Virginia locals. In Boonsboro Maryland Donald Spickler was named permanent chairman of Natural Weather of Maryland. A nine member board was elected with Archie Sargent as president and Paul Woods as vice president. Meetings will determine next steps.
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Donald Spickler
Clearspring
Natural Weather of
Maryland
Boonsboro
Archie
Sargent
Morgan County
W. Va
Berksley Springs
Paul Woods
Kenneth Michael
Leslie Dawson
William English
Frederick County
Natural Weather Association
Virginia
Pennsylvania
West Virgnia
Berkeley Springs
Capon
Les Bohrer
Government sweep in Trice delta nets Viet Cong (77 killed)
Government forces in the delta around Binh Dinh conduct a three day operation that kills 77 Viet Cong guerrillas and captures 52 others with several weapons taken. Three government troops die and 16 are captured as the campaign continues near Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Binh Dinh
U.S
Democrats and Republicans Clash Over Civil Rights Platforms
The Democratic platform endorses strong Civil Rights Act enforcement and ample rights protections, while the Republican plank backs full implementation of existing laws and improvements to current statutes. Both parties distance from using quotas or constitutional representation reductions tied to voting rights.
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John Birch Society
Platform
Pierre Pelham
Alabama
South
Oklahoma
Carl Albert
Goldwater
Shenandoah County Fair Week Opens With Events
The Shenandoah County Fair begins Monday with daily events through September 5. Entries for garden crops, FFA, 4 H, and adult livestock judging are due Saturday. The fair runs 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily, with a pony harness race Tuesday and nightly harness races thereafter. Friday features Miss Shenandoah County Fair and a U S Air Force Band concert. A Western horse show debuts and Tuesday is Parents and Children’s Day.
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Shenandoah County Fair
Shenandoah County
U. S. Air Force Band
Democrats and GOP clash over civil rights and extremism themes
At the San Francisco convention the GOP battled over extremism despite a platform that pledged full enforcement of civil rights laws. Senator John Pastore urged voters to back President Johnson, criticizing Barry Goldwater and stressing Kennedy Johnson era leadership while noting small oil fields under 25,000 barrels daily dominate 87 percent of U.S. crude output.
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San Francisco
GOP
John O. Pastore
Johnson
Pastore
Kennedy-Johnson
White House
Barry Goldwater
Pasetore
America
U.S
Weather Elsewhere: Varnish Sap Provides Natural Lacquer
The article describes a natural lacquer sourced from the sap of the Japanese varnish tree. It notes the technique yields a durable finish and highlights its traditional use in woodwork and crafts.
Water back after 12 hour Stephens City break
Water service was restored after a 12 hour outage caused by a break in a 24 inch main from the Winchester plant near the Shenandoah. Superintendent S N Reeves cited unknown exact cause though likely pipe strain from settling. Repairs faced pipe and gas line conflicts. refilling began about 9 PM and continued until 11 PM.
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Stephens City
Winchester
North Fork
Shenandoah River
Winchester Water and Sewer
S. N. Reeves
Rt. 11
Weather Brief and Stock Market Report Summary
The forecast calls for fair conditions with a low 70s tonight and a high around 90 Wednesday. A cooler, less humid spell is expected Thursday. In New York, the stock market opened lower with fractional losses or little change as UAW contract talks and Pan American strike activity influenced trading. Big three automakers were steady, steels mixed, Eastman Kodak and Du Pont shares fell, weighing on averages.
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New York
United Auto Workers
Pan-American World Airways
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
Two New Missile Bases Reported in Cuba By Exile Group
The Sentinels of Liberty claim two medium range missile bases are under construction on Cuba s north coast in Oriente Province. They allege underground sources and say Russians direct the effort.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Sentinels of Liberty
Oriente
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