Kidnaped Waitress Found Shot to Death in Illinois
In Hearin Illinois a kidnapped waitress Mary Lily Ellen Roberts aged 17 was found dead in a well at an abandoned farmhouse after a four day disappearance. FBI joined the probe. two men cleared after alibi checks. Bryant wounded fiancé John Bryant Jr. remains hospitalized.
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Hearin
Ill
FBI
Mary Lily Ellen Roberts
John Bryant Jr
Crab Orchard Lake
Carbondale
Charles Edwards
Marion
Mary Lily
Mary
Lee Roberts
Joe Harry Milani
Joseph Mattingly
St. Louis
Murphysboro
Mattingly
Virginia Tech graduate reports Cuba impressions after jail stay
Henry Rucker, 22, a June Virginia Tech graduate from Clifton Forge, said 85 percent of Cubans support Castro in a taped WRVA-TV interview. He described educated Cubans wanting to emigrate, notedCatholic traditions, and claimed he was jailed five days before seeing an American consul. Rucker will attend Wharton in the fall.
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Richmond
Virginia Tech
Fidel Castro
Henry Rucker
Clifton Forge
Castro
Rucker
Wrva-Tv
Cuba
University of Pennsylvania
Wharton School of Finance
Memorial Service Held at Old Bethel Church
A large crowd attended the memorial service at Old Bethel Memorial Church on the Shenandoah yesterday. Dabney Watts, a Winchester attorney, spoke about the churchs history from its Ba Church days and stressed the need to care for the memorial. A lunch followed in the noon hour, with an afternoon service.
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Old Bethel Memorial Church
Shenandoah
Dabney Watts
Winchester
Old Bethel
Attack on Man Leads to Wallet Theft on Fairfax Lane
Jack Brengle of Stephens City reported he was attacked by two Black men between 8 and 8:30 p.m. on Fairfax Lane. They took his wallet and a small amount of cash. Brengle received a facial contusion at Memorial Hospital and was released. Investigation by Officer Ronald Bowers continues.
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Jack Brengle
Stephens City
Brengle
Memorial Hospital
Ronald Bowers
Fairfax Lane
Hatchery Brings 4900 At Auction On Timber Ridge
The Highview Hatcherys on Timber Ridge offered at public auction Saturday by trustees Julian Everly and J Randolph Larrick brought 4900. The 160 acre tract with buildings was bought by the Shenandoah Production Credit Association. W D Orndorff served as auctioneer.
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Highview
Timber Ridge
Julian Everly
J. Randolph Larrick
Shenandoah Proluction Credit Association
W. D. Orndorff
Vance Kave Wins Big At Clarke Fair Horse Show
Vance Kave of Berryville led with four blue ribbons in Western Horse and Pony events at Clarke Fair on Saturday. Winners include Leonard Wright, Nancy Chapman, Sonny Bush, Mike Wolfe, and Charles Sandy in various riding categories. breeding classes honored Steve Starliper and Aus tin Singhass among others. About 150 horses and ponies entered, with 52 in riding events, marking the show’s second year.
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Berryville
Vance Kave
Roy Kave
Clarke Fair
Steve Starliper
Winchester
Leonard Wright
Opequon
Nancy Chapman
Rippon
Sonny Bush
Martinsburg
Mike Wolfe
Charles Sandy
Stephens City
William Jenks
Raritan Committee
Starliper
Austin Singhass
Peggy Singlaon
Boyce
Junior Creamer
New Orleans School Board Seeks Delayed Integration Plan
Orleans Parish School Board moves to delay next week's integration start as federal judges rule schools must integrate without state interference. Four members back seeking a conference with Judge Wright. Gov Davis proposes closing schools to block integration.
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New Orleans
Orleans Parish
Lloyd Rittiner
U.S. Dist
J. Skelly Wright
Emile Wagner Jr
Jimmie Davis
Wright
Gov. Davis
Jack Gremillion
Davis
Louisiana
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Milani
Kansas
Miss Roberts
Adolph Flack
Bryant
Cash
North Loudoun
Newberry
Beneficial Finance Co
Beneficial F
Bene
Bargain
Famous Bazaar
McCalls
Butterick
Advance
Vogue
Boyle
Conts & Clarke
la Mode
Wrights
Buttons
Ribbon
Bag
Barbara Jenks
John Cantwell
Billy Staples
Carolyn Rutherford
Otion
Legands
Feerenchien
Gremillion
American Legion
NAACP
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
George Washington Gara
Loudoun Street
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