Obituary for Hubert B. Taylor 53 Winchester
Hubert B. Taylor 53 of Winchester died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital after born December 31 1911 in Princeton West Virginia He was a plasterer and survived by daughter Joanne Taylor stepson Charlie Swartz step grandchildren sisters Mrs W C Six and Miss Bernice Taylor and brothers Earnest Taylor Orrene and Woodrow Taylor Funeral services set for tomorrow at Omps Funeral Home at 2 PM with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers named and viewing this evening 7 to 9 at the funeral home Also noted Albert Simmons of Berryville died yesterday with arrangements pending Funeral home John H Enders Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Hubert B. Taylor
Buf- Mick Rd
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Taylor
Princeton
W.va
Clifton Wade
Ada E. Mills Taylor
Helen Anderson Taylor
Taylor
Joanne E. Taylor
Charlie Swartz
Winchester
W. C. Six
Bernice Taylor
Earnest Taylor
Princeeee
Woodrow. Taylor
Omps
T. R. Tuttle
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Carl Fishel
Linwood Spicer
Paul Anderson
Howard Cooke
A. N. “wraurive“Vincents
Albert Simmons
Berryville
Lawrenceville
John H. Enders
Mrs Genevieve Pennypacker Dies at Home
Mrs Genevieve Ellett Pennypacker 73 died at her Merrimans Lane home. Born November 17 1891 in Ashland she was a daughter of Thomas Bedford and Myrtle Handley Ellett and wife of Alvin Pennypacker. She was an interior decorator owner of Gene Pennypacker Interiors and a member of Christ Episcopal Church and Winchester Clarke Garden Club. Surviving are her husband and several children and two great grandsons. Funeral services were set for Christ Episcopal Church and a graveside service at Ashland with Kurtz Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Merrimans Lane
Alvin
Pennypacker
Ashland
Thomas Bedford
Myrtle Handley Ellett
Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester- Clarke Garden Club
Gene Pennypacker
Anna "Clark Pennypacker
Christ Episcopal ‘Church
John A. Baden
John Jordan
Kurtz Funeral Home
Home Rule Drive Gains Momentum in DC Measure
The push to force an early House vote on DC home rule gains strength as 154 members sign a petition to bypass committees and bring the bill to the floor, 64 short of a majority. President Johnson appeals boosted support to 54 on Wednesday, potentially reaching two thirds, with passage uncertain before adjournment. The Senate approved measure would elect a DC mayor and City Council, replacing the current appointed commissioners and multiple committee controls.
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Callahan cites ballot abuses in Henrico County
Republican lieutenant governor candidate Vincent Callahan says wholesale abuses of the ballot box in Henrico's Skipwith Precinct show the urgent need for drastic electoral changes. He notes loss of ballots altered the July 13 Democratic primary result.
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Henrico County
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Weather Forecast For Tonight And Tomorrow
Showers and thundershowers expected tonight from the Plains into the lower Lakes and along the Atlantic coast. Warmer in the south and middle Atlantic states, cooler from the central Plateau to the upper Missouri valley.
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East Hampton Raid Breaks Up Summer Bash at Farmhouse
In East Hampton a 1:30 a.m. raid by 40 police halted a large youth party found to be fueled by booze and drugs. Twenty one youths were jailed on narcotics or disorderly conduct charges after a motel raid in Riverhead netted five more drug suppliers.
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Benner Trial Recap Witnesses Include Coffelt And Boyd
Testimony in the Benner case covers the shooting sequence at the bar and hospital scene. Witnesses include Joyce Coffelt, Betty Boyd’s sister Kathy Birkett, and officers Harry Miller and Carroll Mauck as John Garrett dies and Ralph Benner is arrested shortly after. Judge Elliott Marshall presiding.
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Johnnie
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Ralph Benner
Winchester
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William Groner
S. Loudoun St
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Herbert Edmonds
James Benner
Elliott Marshall
Assassination Plot Smashed in Singapore
Singapore police disclosed a two nation Communist Indonesian conspiracy to kill government ministers. They arrested the Singapore organizer Sim Siew Lin and 20 agents including a plan to murder Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew and incite violence in the newly independent state.
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Civic Center Site Debate Over Park Location and Costs
City council members debated locating Winchester Civic Center in the Rouss Spring area near Rt. 50. Officials cited park access, finances, and maintenance costs with estimates around 20 000 annually and a fundraising goal of 350 000.
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Preston
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Rouss Park
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Rouss Spring
Rt. 50
Winchester Civic Center
Highway Department
Rt. 81
Weather Today Virginia and Flight Status Highlights
Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers today and tonight. Low 66 to 72. Friday will be fair and warmer with a high near 96. Saturday looks to be scattered thundershowers and warm, humid conditions. Ongoing notes reference Gemini Control and fuel cell concerns during a spaceflight exercise, with storage limits for water and remaining hydrogen and oxygen supply.
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Gemini 5 mission eyes world records in spaceflight
Five records are at stake in the Gemini 5 flight. Cooper and Conrad surpassed the Soviet longest flight mark and aim for 192 hours. The U S would set new totals for hours in space and number of orbits, with Cooper leading in hours and as the most traveled astronaut.
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Wall Street Steels Hold Steady Ahead of Strike Deadline
Steel stocks drifted as the deadline neared with an industry spokesman warning higher wages could raise prices or shrink profits. U S Steel dipped, auto shares were flat to slightly lower, and aviation and electronics firms posted modest gains while the AP index rose.
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Varian Associates
Zenith
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Radio Corp
Sperry Rand
Fairchild Camera
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Eastern Air Lines
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