Obituaries from Winchester area haunt county graves
Several obituaries from Hampshire and surrounding counties note Mary Todd Allen 75 of County West Virginia dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Services set at Green Hill Cemetery and Union Chapel Church. Other notices include Mary Peer 82 formerly of Cumberland and Hamp shire County. Herbert B. Taylor of Buf flick Road. and Harvey Lee Sager 78 of Mount Olive with services at Valley Pike Church and burial in Wardensville.
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Mary Todd Allen
County
W.va
Winchester
Holmes Allen
Allen
New Rochelle
N.Y
Walter Biddle Todd
Richmond
Westwood
Allen Estate
Jefferson County
Green Hill Cemetery
David Caimmack
Episcopal
Tinia Peer
Storaay
Peters Racingies
Romney
Peer
Hampshire County
Cumberland
Hott
Union Chapel
Delray
Charles Peer
Homer Peer
Cledith Blanche Kearchner
Sherrill Fritts
Green Lane ‘Cemetery
Herbert. B. Taylor
Bufflick Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Omps Funeral Home
Harvey Lee Sager
Mount Olive
Mr. Sager
Perry
William
Margaret Ann Ellis Sager
Valley Pike Church of the Brethren
Essie May Wilkins
Thomas Bly
Russell Gochenour, Jr
Toms Brook
Clarence Lumpkin
Stockton
Calif
Walter Sager
Wardensville
W. Va
Valley Pike Church
Lawrence Helsley
Robert Hammon
Ernest Lies
Rudy
Howard Cabare
Wardens
Dellinger Funeral Home
Woodstock
Sagers
Astronauts Extend Orbit Record in Space Mission
Reported aboard the vessel southwest of Bermuda the two bearded astronauts receive medical checks from global ground stations. Cooper breaks Bykovsky’s 119 hour 6 minute record with 34 hours 20 minutes on the Faith 7 Mercury mission era. They consume meals on schedule while clocking heavy activity and adequate water rations near six pounds per man daily.
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Valery Bykovsky
Eisenhower era Viet Nam policy critique cited
Republicans charged that after Eisenhower left office South Vietnam had a stable government. They argued Democratic policy was uncertain causing miscalculations by Communists. They cited abrupt policy changes and mismatched deeds and statements.
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Eisenhower
Viet Nam
Nation Faces Racial Crisis Warned by Confidential Report
Washington officials reportedly study a Labor Department document warning that three centuries of oppression have eroded Negro male roles and undermined family life, risking a nationwide racial crisis comparable to the world’s divisions. The report cites illegitimate births, divorce rates, and low Armed Forces test success among Black Americans.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Associated Press
White House
Johnson
America
Daniel P. Moynihan
New York City
Armed Forces
Johnson unveils space expansion and UN appointments
President Johnson seeks end to what he calls an irony and disco and urges a home role for the District of Columbia. He plans a manned orbital laboratory and expands the U.N. team with four Americans, including Rep. James Roosevelt, to join Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg. The move follows recent riots and space launches.
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Congress
District of Columbia
Johnson
U.S
United Nations
Arthur J. Goldberg
Speace
Defense Department
America
James Roosevelt
D-Calif
U.n.economics and Social Council
Charles W. Yost
Two Teens Injured In Apple Pie Ridge Wreck Near Winchester
Two men, Eugene Karl Garrett age 18 of Fox Drive and Carl L. Ritz Jr. age 17 of Bloomery Star Route, were injured last night when Garrett's car ran out of control on Apple Pie Ridge Road nine and a half miles north of Winchester. Garrett suffered a fractured back and was listed in good condition. Ritz sustained a severe concussion and a dislocated hip and was in satisfactory condition. The crash occurred about 8:30 p.m. as the car headed south, rolled four times, and came to rest against a fence post. Both were taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Apple Pie Ridge
Winchester
Eugene Karl Garrett
Fox Drive
Carl L. Ritz, Jr
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Garrett
Ritz
Du Pont plant blasts injure workers and spread flames
Explosions at a Du Pont neoprene plant near the Ohio River injure 1 to 4 workers and force evacuations. Flames rise 300 feet as black smoke billows, with hospitals overwhelmed and fire crews delayed by heat while attempting to shut off acetylene gas flow. More blasts warned.
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Sts. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital
General Hospital
Ohio River
Indiana
H.P. Eaton
du Pont
Five day Virginia forecast shows showers and variable temps
Rather cloudy with showers and scattered thunderstorms tonight and Thursday. Low in the 60s tonight, high 60 to 85 Thursday. Friday outlook partly cloudy and cooler. Five day forecast expects temperatures about three degrees below normal, with showers on Thursday and Sunday.
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Rockies
Mid- Mississippi Valley
Upper Lakes
Lower Lakes
Ohio Valley
Great Basin
Airlines and Aerospace stock gains lift early market gains
New York stocks showed higher activity with aviation and aerospace shares leading. Airlines opened higher on renewed trading, KLM rose sharply but faced delays, while Fairchild Camera advanced 7 percent. Major aerospace names like Douglas, Boeing, United Aircraft and Continental posted fractional gains as the AP average climbed to 330.5.
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NEW York
KLM
Fairchild Camera
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
Johns - Mainville
Texaco
Kennecott
Johnson
Aerospace
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
United Aircraft
Continental Air Lines
West Virginia
Three Judges Named to Hear Virginia Poll Tax Suit
The federal case against Virginia's poll tax will be heard by a three judge panel. Albert V. Bryan of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will preside, joined by District Judges John D. Butzner Jr. and Thomas J. Michie.
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Richmond
Virginia
Albert V. Bryan
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
John D. Butzner Jr
Thomas J. Michie
President Seeks Autographs for Home Rule Bill
President Johnson aims to collect 218 signatures on a discharge petition to force the District of Columbia home rule bill to the House floor. By signing the rare document, 112 members have backed the effort, signaling the bill’s potential path before adjournment.
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Washington
Johnson
House of Representatives
House
John W. McCormack
D.C
District of Columbia Committee
Congress
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Herbert Taylor
Lincoln
Philistine
Grant
Simon
Vermont
Globe
Bermuda
Cooper
Outer Space
G.O.P
Lorist, Inc
Johns- Manville
Joan W. Rosenberger & Co
Tase
Commerce Street i
U.S. Weather Bureau
Labor Department
Office of Policy Planning and Research
Department
South Viet Nam
U.N
Steelworkers Union
James Madison Nabrit Jr
Howard University
U.N. Security Council
Eugenie Anderson
Hobart Taylor Jr
Export-Import Bank
Clifford Alexander Jr
Taylor
Alexander
Eugene Patrick Foley
Small Business Administration
David G. Bress
Bar Association
Washington, D.C
C&s
The
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Bankink
Peeenaree
Albany
Albuquerque
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Boise
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Denver
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Fairbanks
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Honolulu
Indianapolis
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Juneau
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Miami
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Omaha
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Ptind
Ore
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Salt Sk. City
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Tampa
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Loudoun Street
Wall Street
Glaize
Gjain
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N. Cameron St
Rthur, Inc
Boscawen St
McCormick
C.J. Brumback & Sons
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